Who won britain’s got talent final last year in 2024?

TEN ACTS ARE LOOKING TO WIN THE ANNUAL ITV SHOW FOLLOWING FIVE WEEKS OF SEMI-FINALS 18:16, 31 May 2025 The Britain Got Talent final is here once again, but who won the competition last year

and what did they do? Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden and Bruno Tonioli were busier than normal on the ITV programme this year as it ran for three months. With Ant and Dec once

again presenting, the series’ auditions were held in Blackpool’s Winter Gardens, marking the first time it moved away from London. As well as the auditions lasting longer than normal, the

semi-finals moved away from its traditional week-long run on ITV. Instead, Britain’s Got Talent took over the station’s Saturday nights for five weeks as a means of extending the excitement

and the drama. Heading into Saturday night’s (May 31) final, 10 acts, five of whom received golden buzzers, will be competing for a spot on the Royal Variety Show and win £250,000. Article

continues below The series has produced a number of megastars over the years to the point where it can be hard to remember who won which series. Following comedian Viggo Venn’s win in 2023,

the following season was one of the most tightly-contested in the show’s history. After weeks of auditions and live semi-finals, vocalist Sydnie Christmas won the majority of votes from

viewers and took home the annual prizes. Sydnie first appeared in front of the judges for the auditions, where she performed a heartfelt rendition of Tomorrow from the musical Annie. The

singer was then given the Golden Buzzer by Amanda sending her straight through to the live shows, where she advanced to the semi-final. Performing a stunning rendition of crooner Paul

Anka's classic song My Way, Sydnie topped the public vote with ease. In a final that came down to her and magician Jack Rhodes, viewers voted Sydnie the show’s winner after she sang

Somewhere Over the Rainbow from The Wizard of Oz, pulling in 27.2% of the vote. Some viewers claimed she has a professional past, having appeared in hit shows like Starlight Express in

Bochum, Germany, and Lazarus at London's King's Cross Theatre. Article continues below Addressing the situation on Lorraine, Sydnie said: “I just aspire to, I want to be a leading

lady. That's the dream! That's the aim," before adding that she wanted to do Britain's Got Talent "to open a door, to try. Let's have it. Let's give it a

go." BRITAIN’S GOT TALENT: THE FINAL AIRS ON SATURDAY, MAY 30, ON ITV1 AND ITVX AT 7PM