Britain's Got Talent's Jon Courtenay says £250k prize is an overnight 'life saver'
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mirror.co.ukBritain's Got Talent winner Jon Courtenay has admitted the show's cash prize is a “complete lifesaver” and fixed his financial problems overnight.
The 47-year-old comedian from Manchester, who was Ant and Dec's golden buzzer pick during auditions, came out top in the public vote at the weekend following a musical comedy performance that tackled community and the Covid-19 pandemic.
And the emotional win, along with it's £250,000 prize, came at the right time as cruise ship entertainer Jon was worrying about where his next his next pay cheque would come from.
Jon told the Mirror: “I haven't really worked since March. I haven't really brought any money into the house since March. "We've been living on very small savings, and I've got the
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