Britain’s Got Talent has arguably uncovered some of the most talented performers up and down the country.From opera singers and mind-blowing musicians, to dance troupes and dog tricks, the popular ITV talent competition has showcased some of the most impressive acts seen on television over the last 15 years.
Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and others throughout the years have helped some of the most talented acts on the show blossom into the established performers we know them to be today.
As the show dramatically grew in popularity over the years, so too did the all-important prize money with the first five winners taking home £100,000.In 2012, the jackpot grew to an eye-watering £500,000 which has since been reduced to a still impressive £250,000.
Fans were devastated when the show was pulled from the air due to the global coronavirus pandemic which forced the production to shut down after the auditions with the live semi-finals delayed and eventually pre-recorded.The highly-anticipated 15th series of the popular ITV show is set to return to the silver screen later this month after a two-year break as the production team wraps up filming the final few auditions before the live shows.Now, the Daily Star has taken a deep dive into the lives of some of the stars who you may have forgot won the popular ITV competition.Paul Potts is possibly one of the most inspirational contestants to take part on the show when it first launched in 2007.The Welsh singer went from being a manager at a Carphone Warehouse in the heart of Wales to touring the world as a talented opera singer following his mind-blowing audition with his rendition of Puccini’s Nessun Dorma.He stunned then judges Simon Cowell, Amanda.
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