What time is the Britain's Got Talent final on ITV tonight?
Sidemen star and co-founder of PRIME Hydration KSI, also featured on this series of BGT, filling in for Tonioli during the auditions before returning as a fifth judge for last Saturday's (May 24) live semi-final.
Now, after weeks of auditions and semi-finals, we have reached the climactic conclusion of the 18th series of BGT.
Missed out on the #BGT fun? There's still time to catch up before Saturday's grand Finale.
Join the party and stream all episodes of Series 18 right now on @ITVX and @WeAreSTV!
ITVX: https://t.co/zvcMyV9ZbY
STV Player: https://t.co/mEtmLpG5M7 pic.twitter.com/BqiZ4YwTOg — BGT (@BGT) May 30, 2025
Who will join the likes of Sydnie Christmas (2024), Viggo Venn (2023), Diversity (2009) and Paul Potts (2007) as winners of BGT and land themselves £250,000 and a spot in the 2025 Royal Variety Performance?
Who are the Britain's Got Talent 2025 finalists?
The BGT finalists for 2025 are:
Blackouts (golden buzzer)
Vinnie McKee (public vote)
Olly Pearson (golden buzzer)
Stacey Leadbeatter (public vote)
Jasmine Rice (golden buzzer)
Ping Pong Pang (public vote)
Joseph Charm (golden buzzer)
Hear Our Voice (public vote)
Harry Moulding (golden buzzer)
Binita Chetry (public vote)
Have you ever seen such a dazzling lineup?! 🥹
See them all shine in the #BGT Series 18 Final this Saturday, 31st May at 7pm on @ITV 1, @ITVX and @WeAreSTV. pic.twitter.com/QeFMLuGP5r — BGT (@BGT) May 30, 2025
What does the winner of BGT get?
In 2025, the BGT winner will take home:
£250,000 cash prize
A spot in the 2025 Royal Variety Performance
The BGT prize money has changed over the years.
In the ITV show's first three years, winners won a prize of £100,000, while the biggest winners were Ashleigh and Pudsey who took home £500,000 in 2012.
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What time is the Britain's Got Talent final on tonight?
The finalists will take to the stage one last time during Saturday's (May 31) live BGT final.
Each act will hope to impress not just the judges but the public as well and be voted the winner of the ITV talent show.
KSI will also return for the BGT grand finale for a special guest performance.
The Britain's Got Talent 2025 final will air on ITV1, ITVX and STV at 7pm on Saturday (May 31) and is scheduled to conclude at 9.45pm.
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