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I noticed his birth name was added, unreferenced, as "Matt Terry". I removed it and decided to investigate. It's original research on my part, but there are no births registed in 1993 for people named Matt Terry, only Matthew Terry. The closet is Matthew James Terry, registered in 1993 in Chatham, Kent. There is also a Matthew J Terry in the elctoral register in 2014, in "Bromley, Kent". We can't add this name to the article as there's no evidence to suggest it is actually him, but as a name was added to the article, I wanted to point this out. anemone projectors 13:16, 24 December 2016 (UTC) reply

I've removed "Chatham, Kent" from his birthplace as there's nothing online that confirms this, Ofcourse this may of been stated on the actual XFactor programme however that's not good enough - It needs to be sourced, Thanks, – Davey2010 ^Talk 18:46, 21 October 2019 (UTC) reply