Skylar Laine ‘relieved’ to have been voted off ‘American Idol’
Skylar Laine performs in front of the judges on 'American Idol' Wednesday, May 2. (CR: Michael Becker / FOX.)
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LOS ANGELES -- Skylar Laine is actually "relieved" to have been voted off "American Idol."
She says "Idol" was "the most stressful time" of her life.
While she says she "loved" the experience, she's glad she'll no longer have that "crazy, hectic schedule," she won't have to worry about song choices or being judged. Laine is looking forward to the "Idol" tour so she can sing just country songs.
Laine has also said she didn’t think she’d made it past the first round when she auditioned and the fact that she ended up in the top five is "unbelievable."
