The “X-Factor” and “America's Got Talent” judge, Simon Cowell have signed a mega-money advertisement deal for a mobile game. Cowell claims to have filmed an advertisement for the puzzle game Royal Match. It was stated, “He will make a seven-figure sum from this advert for a mobile phone game.

In the past 30 days, commercials featuring Simon Cowell have had 166 airings.

Cowell has produced and promoted successful singles and albums for various recording acts whom he has signed to his record label Syco Music, including Little Mix, James Arthur, Labrinth, Leona Lewis, Fifth Harmony, Il Divo, Olly Murs, Noah Cyrus, Cher Lloyd, Fleur East, Ella Henderson, and Susan Boyle.

Insiders tell me the former X Factor boss filmed a commercial for Royal Match, a game that fans can play on their devices. It is a sure sign Simon's TV and music days are becoming something of the past.

Cowell is the founder and sole owner of the British entertainment company Syco and is the creator of the X Factor and Got Talent television franchises.

Simon Cowell's Got Talent franchise Idol and The X-Factor aren't the only international franchise on Cowell's resume. In 2006, Syco TV and its business partners launched America's Got Talent, a television competition show that features musicians alongside comedians, magicians, dancers and more.

He worked as a record producer, talent scout and consultant within the music industry before becoming a judge on the hit British TV show Pop Idol (2001) and its U.S. counterpart, American Idol (2002). Cowell's scathing comments were famous during his 10 seasons as a judge on American Idol.

Simon has long been a supporter of The Children's Hospices.

The Simon game is the exciting electronic game of lights and sounds in which players must repeat random sequences of lights by pressing the colored pads in the correct order. It's fast-paced play, with lights and sounds that can challenge you. Experience the fun as you repeat the patterns and advance to higher levels.

He worked as a record producer, talent scout and consultant within the music industry before becoming a judge on the hit British TV show Pop Idol (2001) and its U.S. counterpart, American Idol (2002). Cowell's scathing comments were famous during his 10 seasons as a judge on American Idol.

Syco Entertainment Syco Entertainment is a British media entertainment company, headquartered in London, founded and owned by British entrepreneur and record executive Simon Cowell.

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