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Has fame already changed Susan Boyle? The singer once made headlines for being a bit of a crazy cat lady. These days she's so busy traveling the globe that she's moved her beloved cat, Pebbles, out of her house, TVNZ reports.

Susan Boyle rocketed to fame after stunning the world with her voice on the U.K. television show "Britain's Got Talent." But last summer, Boyle had a breakdown over her cat Pebbles, the Daily Mail reported at the time. After throwing a tantrum in a Liverpool hotel, in which the confused singer screamed repeatedly that she needed her cat, 48-year-old Boyle missed a concert and was ordered by doctors to get some rest.

Just look at Boyle now. These days the jet-setting vocalist is touring the world, and has moved Pebbles out of her home in West Lothian, Scotland, and into the home of a retired accountant in London, TVNZ reports.

According to that report, Boyle's mentor, Simon Cowell, helped find the cat temporary new digs, since Boyle was so rarely home. Her new caregiver, 76-year-old Pamela Eaton-Browne, gets $9 per day to care for the cat, according to TVNZ. The 11-year-old Pebbles has been living with Eaton-Browne since July, and is lavished daily with treats like premium wet food, chicken and fish.

With Boyle and her cat in the news yet again, fans are jumping to defend her. "There is no need to blow this out of proportion -- Pebbles is temporarily living with retired accountant Pamela Eaton-Browne whilst Susan is travelling all the time," notes the Susan Boyle fan site.

What do you think? Is this a case of a cat abandoned for fame and fortune, or is Susan Boyle once again the victim of media scrutiny overload?

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Reunited and it feels so good! Photo: Andrew Milligan, AP

After suffering from exhaustion and being admitted into the Priory, a private clinic in northern London, our favorite cat-loving spinster singing sensation has emerged looking happy and refreshed.

"I feel bloody fantastic," Susan Boyle told the News of the World. "I just need to be home with Pebbles."

After checking out of the Priory this past weekend, Boyle flew to Scotland to be reunited with her 10 year-old cat. But life has changed for Boyle since appearing on "Britain's Got Talent." Paparazzi surrounded her modest home in her tiny hometown of Blackburn in West Lothian, Scotland.

Instead, Boyle was taken to a "secret location" according to Access Hollywood, where an "unidentified associate" --- who had picked up Pebbles from the house --- brought the cat to be reunited with Susan.

What's next for Boyle? She'll be appearing on the "Britain's Got Talent" live tour, kicking off June 12 in Birmingham, England. A doctor will be traveling with Boyle to ensure she stays in good health. No word whether Pebbles will be taken on the road as well, but it's probably not a bad idea.

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Susan Boyle stirs some cat-roversy. Photo: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty

Simon Cowell is sick of hearing about Susan Boyle's 10 year-old cat, Pebbles. And her hair and eyebrows, too, for that matter.

Why so catty, Simon?

It's not her fault that the world has become obsessed with all things Susan... including her cat.

The 47 year-old Scottish spinster -- who jokes that she's "never been kissed" and lives alone with her cat -- stunned Simon and the other judges on "Britain's Got Talent" with her show-stopping rendition of "I Dreamed a Dream" earlier this month. Since then, online videos of Boyle singing have amassed over 100 million eye-popping page views. She's been spoofed by Jay Leno and interviewed on Larry King.

Since fans now know everything about Boyle, their obsession has moved on to her cat, with bloggers searching for a photo of Pebbles and drawing oil paintings of Boyle and a feline companion. One reporter asked Boyle how Pebbles was reacting to all the new-found stardom. "She reacted the usual cat way," Boyle said. "She wanted to be petted."

And that's not all. You may soon be seeing Boyle and Pebbles in a PETA ad. PETA Europe has approached the newly famous songbird about starring with her cat in an ad called "Bring Harmony to a Cat's Life."

It's all too much for Simon, who has some words of advice for Boyle. "Get yourself together, sweetheart, for the big one -- the semi-final," the prickly judge told her.

Will you be rooting for Boyle when she sings again on May 23?

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