Britain's Got Talent 2025 voting percentages revealed as Harry Moulding wins by a landslide
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BRITAIN'S Got Talent 2025 voting percentages have been revealed, and Harry Moulding won by a landslide.
Revealing the results backwards live on stage, Ant and Dec declared magician Harry Moulding as the winning performance.
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Britain's Got Talent 2025 voting percentages have been revealed, and Harry Moulding won by a landslide
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As part of his routine, he jumped out of a plane and completed a skydive
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The BGT final took place this weekend
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After beating 10 other finalists to take home the victory, Harry bagged himself £250,000 and a spot on the bill at the Royal Variety Performance.
As part of his routine, he jumped out of a plane and completed a skydive while correctly guessing the cards of the judges, who were left mystified.
And it would turn out that Harry won by an impressive lead, as the voting percentages were revealed.
Harry won with 27.1% of the vote, which was a significant lead on the Blackouts behind him, with 15.1%.
Then in third place was Binita with 13.2%, followed by Olly Pearson with 10.4%, Joseph Charm with 9.3% and Jasmine Rice with 9.1%.
Hear Our Voice had 7%, Vinnie McKee 4.7%, Han & Fran 3.6%, Ping Pong Pang 3.1%, and finally Stacey Leadbeatter with 2.8%.
The magician, who has been part of the illustrious Magic Circle since he was a youth, left Ranvir Singh gobsmacked today, as he wowed her with an "absolutely ridiculous" card trick live on-air.
Good Morning Britain anchor Ranvir, 47, was standing in for regular host Lorraine Kelly, 65, and told how Harry was a "good old Northerner, a Lancashire lad," before she added: "You always had my vote."
As his interview wrapped, he pulled out a pack of cards to challenge Ranvir.
Ranvir Singh left gobsmacked as BGT winner Harry Moulding wows her with 'absolutely ridiculous' card trick on Lorraine
He asked her to pull a card from the pack and show the camera, where she revealed it was the 10 of clubs.
Harry didn't look at the card but asked her: "All good, are you happy?
"Just say stop in it goes," before she inserted it back into the pack which he shuffled slowly, at Ranvir's request.
To her shock he then pulled out the 10 of clubs and confessed: "No, most magicians wouldn't show you the moment this happens but I will.
BGT FINAL 2025 VOTING PERCENTAGES
Britain's Got Talent 2025 voting percentages have been revealed, and Harry Moulding won by a landslide.
Harry Moulding -21.7%
The Blackouts - 15.1%
Binita -13.2%
Olly Pearson - 10.4%
Joseph Charm - 9.3%
Jasmine Rice - 9.1%
Hear Our Voice - 7.0%
Vinnie McKee - 4.7%
Han & Fran - 3.6%
Ping Pong Pang - 3.1%
Stacey Leadbeatter - 2.8%
"If you watch that 10, we will bring it really close, I'm going to let you do this.
"Can you push it in [the pack] yourself?"
After a click of his fingers, Harry said "look at me," and Ranvir let out an audible gasp.
The ITV favourite said: "What did you just do there?" as he replied: "It jumped all the way here."
She could then be seen clapping as she said: "That is absolutely ridiculous well done."
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Harry won with 27.1% of the vote, which was a significant lead on the Blackouts behind him, with 15.1%
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Binita was in third place with 13.2%
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