The X Factor judge condemned the culprits during an interview with Capital FM, saying: "I just call it adult bullying, it's ridiculous. You think when you get older people get over that sort of stuff and people forget how young she is and vulnerable."
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Cher had been performing at Hylands Park, Chelmsford, when she was struck by a bottle and forced to temporarily leave the stage. Tulisa admitted that she could sympathise with the young star, as she is no stranger to hecklers herself.
She continued: "I get bottles thrown at me all the time, but I'm so used to it that I'm just ducking and diving and carry on singing."
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"You know me, I'll have a go at the person who does it anyway so it doesn't really bother me as much. But for someone like her, I just think, she's only young. It's out of order."
And the self-proclaimed 'Female Boss' isn't the only artist who was appalled by the attack on Cher, as rapper Professor Green has also offered his support to the 19-year-old on Twitter.
Cher eventually had to put a stop to her V fest performance altogether, after more bottles were thrown at her and she was booed off stage.
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