has decided to call time on his music career after being "humiliated" at the

The former X Factor star funded his own entry into the competition, but his track 'Even If' finished joint last with just 14 points in May. Veteran Eurovision commentator Terry Wogan immediately claimed that political voting was to blame.

Abraham has now told friends that he will not release any further material. Instead, he will concentrate on becoming a property developer.

"He was absolutely gutted at the result," a source told the Daily Star Sunday. "He said he felt he had put in the 'performance of his life', so to be given 'nul points' by 22 countries was humiliating, especially after he staked in a large amount of his own cash.

"The result was both a personal and financial blow and as a result Handy Andy has decided to turn his hand to property developing. He's got a few properties he's working on at the moment. It's not a great economic climate - but it's marginally better than the music industry."

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