Mae Muller, the singer who represented the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2023, has revealed she is considering quitting music. The 28-year-old artist finished second-to-last in the competition with her song 'I Wrote A Song', scoring just 24 points.
In a candid TikTok video, Muller told fans that making music has become a source of misery. 'I feel like all the joy and fun has been sucked out and it’s kind of making me miserable,' she said. She pleaded with followers to remind her why she loves performing, admitting she is 'getting to the end of my tether'.
Muller’s Eurovision performance followed Sam Ryder’s second-place finish in 2022. She released her debut album 'Sorry I'm Late' six months later, which charted at number 33. She subsequently parted ways with her record label Capitol Records to become an independent artist.
Alongside music, Muller has pursued acting, appearing in the 2023 film 'Gassed Up' and voicing a character in the 2024 festive film 'The Night Before Christmas in Wonderland'. Her Eurovision campaign was overshadowed by resurfaced tweets in which she said she 'hated the UK', though she later defended her comments as an opinion on the government.
