American Idol judge Randy Jackson, at American Idol auditions in Denver, spoke of the adsence of Paula at the auditions -- saying, "We all love her. I think I may cry today. It's weird."
Judge Simon Cowell, always bluntly speaking his mind, said that he too missed Paula.
"I'm going to miss her," Cowell lamented. "She's my buddy." But Cowell said that he has spoken with Paula every day since it was announced that she would leave the show -- and he is certain that she will be okay.
Cowell did say that Paula has been handling the entire situation of her departure from Idol well. While she has made it abundantly clear that she really wanted to remain on American Idol, she also said that she could not stay if Idol executives were not willing to treat her fairly. And, since contract negotiations seemingly fallen apart, apparently Paula feels that Idol execs indeed being unfair.
"Paula has been very cool about the whole thing," said Cowell. "And let me tell you, Paula is going to be fine."
The final regular judge, Kara DioGuardi, said that she was wearing black -- in mourning. I'm very sad. She's sad, but it was her choice."
Somehow it seems that everyone is sad -- except for CKX and its wholly owned subsidiary 19 Entertainment that have been out spending their money elsewhere, this weekend buying controlling interest in a UK-modeling agency.
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