Simon Cowell has clarified that he is not retiring due to ‘burn out’ and even questioned ‘what he would do’ if he quit the entertainment industry. The multi-millionaire, who has been a prolific figure on television both in the UK and across the pond for several decades, admitted in a recent interview that the fear of getting burnout forced him to scale back his huge workload. However, as reported by The Mirror, the 62-year-old maintains a passion to pursue ‘a good idea’ if he ‘believes in it’

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Simon Cowell has clarified that he is not retiring due to ‘burn out’ and even questioned ‘what he would do’ if he quit the entertainment industry. The multi-millionaire, who has been a prolific figure on television both in the UK and across the pond for several decades, admitted in a recent interview that the fear of getting burnout forced him to scale back his huge workload. However, as reported by The Mirror, the 62-year-old maintains a passion to pursue ‘a good idea’ if he ‘believes in it’

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April 24, 2022

Simon Cowell has clarified that he is not retiring due to ‘burn out’ and even questioned ‘what he would do’ if he quit the entertainment industry. The multi-millionaire, who has been a prolific figure on television both in the UK and across the pond for several decades, admitted in a recent interview that the fear of getting burnout forced him to scale back his huge workload. However, as reported by The Mirror, the 62-year-old maintains a passion to pursue ‘a good idea’ if he ‘believes in it’

Simon Cowell has clarified that he is not retiring due to ‘burn out’ and even questioned ‘what he would do’ if he quit the entertainment industry.

The multi-millionaire, who has been a prolific figure on television both in the UK and across the pond for several decades, admitted in a recent interview that the fear of getting burnout forced him to scale back his huge workload.

However, as reported by The Mirror, the 62-year-old maintains a passion to pursue ‘a good idea’ if he ‘believes in it.

Of shutting the door on his glittering career, the music mogul said: ‘We all consider it, of course. But then again, what am I gonna do? Ever since I started work, I have tried to go without a schedule

‘It was always like, “If you’ve got a good idea and you believe in it, just try and make it work.”‘

He quipped: ‘They got my age wrong. I am 43, actually.’

The Britain’s Got Talent judge is particularly optimistic about a newly-explored endeavour: working on a children’s TV series, Wishfits, which is inspired by books he created with his eight-year-old son Eric.

Talking about the venture, which focuses on hybrid animals, Simon said: ‘It’s the one thing I have never done… and I do think it will work.’

As he supposedly ‘edges into semi-retirement,’ Syco has shrunk and abandoned a judging role on Walk The Line.

In a new interview, Simon explained how prioritising his health was a “priority” for him, and expressed his joy at being able to spend more time with his beloved son Eric, whom he shares with fiancée Lauren Silverman, 44.

Simon has been nonstop since skyrocketing to stardom on Pop Idol over two decades ago, between operating his entertainment firm and serving as a TV judge on series like X Factor, Britain’s Got Talent, and America’s Got Talent.