Britain's Got Talent winner Sydnie Christmas breaks silence amid 'fix' row as she reveals humble celebrations
03.06.2024 - 09:05
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Sydnie Christmas has broken her silence with a sweet message after becoming the latest winner of Britain's Got Talent following the series 17 final over the weekend.
The talented singer, 28, won the competition on Sunday night (June 2) after eleven acts took to the stage in a bid to win the ITV talent show and bag the coveted prize - a £250,000 prize pot and a spot at this year's Royal Variety Performance.
Sydnie, who was Amanda Holden's golden buzzer choice during the audition stages following her emotional performance of 'Tomorrow' from Annie, battled for the winning title within the last few minutes against magician Jack Rhodes, who came in second place closely followed by mother-daughter dancing duo Abigail and Afronita.
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After winning the competition, Sydnie took to social media to thank fans for their unwavering support. She said on her Instagram Stories: "Thank you everyone who voted for me. I don't know... My life! The Christmas clan are celebrating in the Wetherspoons."
She proceeded to pan the camera around to showcase her family cheering her on as they held up their drinks. Sydnie, from Kent, also posted a snap of herself posing with the BGT judges and hosts Ant and Dec.
The singer beamed with joy as she put her arms around Amanda Holden and Declan Donnelly. "Cheers to the best day of my life. Thanks to you lot. I owe it all to yous," she said.
It comes after not everyone at home was happy Syndie was crowned the winner of the show, with many rushing to social media to claim her win was a 'fix'. "Fixed as f***