Susan Boyle won't appear on 'Ugly Betty'
2 Jul 2009, 1632 Hrs

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London, July 2 Britain's Got Talent runner-up Susan Boyle won't be making a guest appearance on the hit show 'Ugly Betty'.

The Scottish singing sensation was rumoured to be taking to the small screen to play herself in an upcoming episode of the show.

A source said: "Susan has been bombarded with offers of work in America, but this is something she is really keen on and we hope to make happen."

But Usmagazine.com reports that a representative for ABC, the network behind the sitcom about a fictional fashion magazine, has said that there is no truth to the claims, reports the Daily Star.

Boyle rose to fame after appearing on Britain's Got Talent, counting the likes of Demi Moore among her fans. (ANI)

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