Best Buddy: Britain's Got Talent sensation Pippa Langhorne wowed the judges and audience with her singing - and that of her dog She charmed both the judges and audience on Britain's Got Talent with her opera-singing duet with dog Buddy.
But now Pippa Langhorne has revealed that her beloved pooch Buddy - who was seen with her on Saturday night's show howling along with her rendition of Pie Jesu - might not be a part of her future career if she wins the ITV1 show.
The 20-year-old former model, from Worcester, said she had plans to drop the six-month-old lhasa apso from her act if her career took off, to allow her to record a solo album.
Left out: Buddy, a six-month old llasa apso, may be left on the sidelines if Pippa wins the seriesSpeaking to the Daily Star Sunday Pippa said, 'I don't see my career with Buddy really. I see myself going solo. I would love to get a recording contract and release an album.
'I want to do a classical music album with a modern sound,' she added, 'I want to bring it into the 21st Century with a more pop or dance sound.
However she said that Buddy would not be left out entirely.
'He could always make a guest appearance,' Pippa suggested. 'But I don't think singing will be a career for him. At the end of the day he's a dog and I want him to have a dog's life.'
Picky pooch: Pippa said that Buddy could make a guest appearance if she had a successful career - but added that he did not like pop music
Popular act: The pair - who performed under the name Pip and Puppy - received a standing ovation at the Birmingham auditions Britain's Got Talent - Pip and Buddy The Puppy Audition, click
source: dailymail