Ghost (Ella Henderson song) Talbot, features a young woman (played by Samara Zwain) exploring an empty house and reminiscing on a relationship. On 26 May 2014, Henderson performed "Ghost" for the first time on the first live semi-final of "Britain's Got Talent". She also performed an acoustic cover for 4Music. Henderson also performed the song at the Capital Summertime Ball on 22 June. Henderson made her American television debut on 6 August as she performed "Ghost" on "Good Morning America". She later made her Australian television debut on 18 August when she sang the song on "The X Factor Australia". Henderson has also performed
Ella Endlich a role in the play "Der Steppenwolf", which is based on a Hermann Hesse work. Her first release under the name Ella Endlich was the single "Küss mich, halt mich, lieb mich", which peaked at 12 on the German charts and reached gold status. The song is based on the title song of the film "Tři oříšky pro Popelku". In October 2010, she released her first album as Ella Endlich, "Da" (English: "Here"), which peaked at 53 in Germany and 66 in Austria. Its follow-up "Meilenweit" (English: "Miles and Miles"), released exactly a year later, peaked at 94 in Germany.