BGT epic transformations - hair transplant, child star makeover and huge weight loss

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Britains Got Talent launched over 15 years ago, the series has delivered some of TVs most memorable moments.Whether it was Susan Boyle's phenomenal rendition of Memory, Diversity's groundbreaking performances or introducing us to dancing dogs, the show is continuing to delight ITV viewers.The popular series has also introduced us to huge names including Paul Potts, George Sampson and many more - with some of the artists looking completely unrecognisable since their Britains Got Talent days.As the reality TV competition celebrates its 15th anniversary today (June 9, 2022), Daily Star takes a look at some of the programme's biggest transformations.Warrington born street dancer George Sampson became a fan favourite with Britains Got Talent viewers, after wowing the judges in 2008 at the age of just 14 years old.Although he did make it to the semi-finals, his star was already cemented, and George has continued his stellar performing career into his twenties - along with displaying a massive transformation.The 29 year old looks completely different from his street dancing days, showcasing off chiselled cheek bones, facial hair and a broad physique, as well as being decorated in multiple tattoos.George revealed he has had three hair transplants, spending £9,000 on the first two, as he told Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford he was finally happy with his locks.