wOw’s own Intuitive, Peggy Rometo, was right!

Scottish singing phenom Susan Boyle didn’t win first place in Saturday night’s "Britain’s Got Talent" finale, but placed second behind dance troupe Diversity — who had some kind, encouraging words for the 48-year-old Boyle. Peggy Rometo predicted in April that it would be a close competition for Boyle, but "in the end, the winner will be someone who not only sounds like a star, but looks like one. Nevertheless, this show will be the beginning of a huge overnight career for Susan Boyle – similar in scope to Jennifer Hudson’s [who didn’t win "American Idol"]. The world will become infatuated with her." 

She was right on that front, too. Despite her loss, it’s thought Boyle could make millions from a singing career, reports The Telegraph. Still, Boyle was expectedly disappointed by the loss, but she had a lot of fans in the crowd and at home pulling for her as she once again sang "I Dreamed a Dream," which is the song that made her famous — including Demi Moore and hubby Ashton Kutcher — and the result was seen as a huge upset.

But with all the world watching, the pressure got to Susan. She was hospitalized soon after the finals following complaints of exhaustion. Her spokesman said she was fine, just "drained" — physically and emotionally. Her brother told the BBC that she was feeling homesick and "showing signs of anxiety." (Perhaps that was the reason for her outburst at a London hotel last week?) Even British Prime Minister Gordon Brown wished her well.

"She had too long to wait between the audition show and the final, and the pressure just builds and builds and builds," judge Piers Morgan told a British news program. "It’s been crazy, she has gone from anonymity to being the most-downloaded woman in history."

Boyle told the "BGT" cameras this weekend that the pressure was "overwhelming": "It’s the most important night of my life tonight. When I step on the stage it’s the accumulation of 40 years of dreaming. A lifelong ambition." 

We think your dream will soon be realized, Susan. Get well soon, so you can be ready to take the world by storm — again!

You can watch Boyle’s performance here, and decide for yourself how her performance fared.

Watch Diversity’s press conference and words of praise for Boyle below: