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The X Factor, The Day After: Top 6 Results Dish

By | Reality Rocks – Fri, Dec 7, 2012 4:42 PM EST

Last night, CeCe Frey and Diamond White were eliminated from "The X Factor," after both contestants totally bucked the odds to stay on the show much longer than anyone had predicted. (CeCe was always an underdog, and Diamond was a bonus wild card contestant who didn't originally make the top 12). Today, my "The Day After" co-host Matt Whitfield and I--wearing leopard-spotted facepaint in a show of solidarity for CeCe, who always got way too hard a time on this show--chat about these results, as well as toss around predictions for who will make it to the finale and win in the end.

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