While many of the ‘80s week performances failed to impress, it was Stephanie who scored the least amount of votes from viewers and exited the competition immediately.
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Stephanie Nala
"I feel so grateful to get here, I've had such an amazing time," Stephanie told Dermot, while her mentor Cheryl added: "Stephanie was an absolute pleasure to work with.
"This is just the start for Steph. I knew it [choosing her] was a gamble and it was one I was more than happy to take."
This left Stereo Kicks and Chloe Jasmine in the bottom two, battling it out in the sing-off.
First up was Chloe, who opted to perform ‘Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?’, followed by the 8-piece boyband with a rendition of ‘I'll Stand By You’.
As expected, Cheryl and Louis both decided to save their own acts, leaving Chloe and the band's futures in Mel B and Simon Cowell's capable hands.
"Based on that performance, I have to send Chloe home," announced Mel, before Simon decided to... take ages to decide.
After telling Chloe she was terrible in the sing-off and declaring that Louis has no idea what he's doing with the boyband, Simon eventually decided to send home Chloe, stating that the lads have more "potential".
Chloe hasn't exactly had the easiest ride in the competition, and as well as being targeted on Twitter for her unique accent, the singer also faced criticism when her x-rated snaps were spotted on a sex toy website.