Dylan Holloway appeared on X Factor as part of the duo MK1, but now the singer has come out as transgender and is embarking on his new journey with the support of his followers.
Former X Factor contestant Dylan Holloway, who auditioned for the show in 2012 as part of singing duo MK1, has come out as transgender and is now sharing his inspiring journey on social media.
In a candid chat with The Sun, he shared: "If I go out and guys come up to me they look really confused when I say I've got a girlfriend. Join the Daily Record's WhatsApp community here and get the latest news sent straight to your messages.
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