Oh dear. Last year's winner of The Voice, Leanne Mitchell, is likely to miss the Top 100 on Sunday's Official Chart rundown after selling less than 500 copies of her self-titled debut album. Over seven million people tuned in to watch the holiday camp entertainer triumph on last season's show and land a record contract with music giant Universal.

However, the label appears to have dawdled over any recorded material whilst simultaneously failing to keep Mitchell in the press, at all.  The singer and her mentor Tom Jones will be scratching their heads at the result, given runner-up Bo Bruce saw her album go in at No.10 in the charts and another contender in the 2012 series, Tyler James, managed No.47 with his debut release in October.

The sales disaster will leave many of the singers competing on the current season of The Voice whether it's even worth winning the competition. On ITV's X-Factor show, most of its successful acts - JLS, One Direction, Olly Murs - have failed to win the competition, though last year's winner James Arthur shifted almost 900,000 copies of his single Impossible in just three weeks. 

Watch Leanne Mitchell's 'Run To You' Video:

The Voice coach Will.i.am recently criticised Mitchell's record label Universal for handling her career, "Directly after they win - I don't know what happened. I don't know if the label engaged and surrounded it," he said, adding, "I don't think the rushing happened and if it did, it was too slow. Especially in this day and age when everything changes every 20 seconds on Twitter. You go from something being hot to 'Oh, it's not hot anymore'." He's got a point.

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Bo Bruce [L] Scored A Top 10 Album, While Fellow Voice Runner-Up Tyler James [R]