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Wales Online
3 days ago
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- Wales Online
ITV Britain's Got Talent finalist 'robbed' of title as Harry Moulding takes 2025 crown
ITV Britain's Got Talent finalist 'robbed' of title as Harry Moulding takes 2025 crown Harry Moulding has won the 17th series of Britain's Got Talent and will now take home the grand £250,000 prize and earn a spot at the Royal Variety Performance (Image: ITV ) After three gruelling months of auditions and five live semi-finals, the champion of Britain's Got Talent 2025 has been declared. Harry Moulding, a 24 year old magician from Blackpool, has bagged the grand prize of £250,000 and secured a spot at the Royal Variety Performance. Harry made it to the final of Britain's Got Talent on Saturday night (May 31) after being fast-tracked when guest judge KSI hit the golden buzzer during the semi-finals. But while many were chuffed for the young magician, other fans were gutted for their favourite act who came second. His heart-warming act involved using his magic to assist another man, also named Harry, propose to his girlfriend Jess. For the latest TV and showbiz gossip sign up to our newsletter His final performance was an epic "Magician: Impossible" spectacle where he skydived into the scene, pulling out all the stops for his biggest stunt yet and a blockbuster reveal. Harry, who began practising magic tricks at the age of 10, won the majority of votes over his 10 fellow semi-finalists, including gymnast Binita who came in third place, and The Blackouts who were runners up, reports the Manchester Evening News. However, some viewers of Britain's Got Talent have claimed that The Blackouts were 'robbed' of their victory. (Image: ITV ) On social media platform X, @Itt39354118 commented: "Blackouts have been robbed #bgt," while @KeananLord stated: "#theblackouts have been robbed, they were in my humble opinion the best act of the night. #BGTFinal #bgt.@KerryTaylor75 also posted: "Sorry but The Blackouts were well and truly robbed tonight! #TheBlackouts #BGT. " @geordiegalg expressed disappointment on social media, saying: "The Blackout's were my winners from the auditions. They've just been robbed!" While @hi_randy concurred: "Blackouts robbed. #BGT." And @JBB_1984 chimed in with: "Nah sorry but #blackouts and #JasmineRice were robbed, easily the best of the night #BGTFinal. " In a post-victory chat with hosts Ant and Dec, an elated Harry exclaimed: "I can't believe what is going on, thank you everyone so, so much. I genuinely feel like everyone has been behind me, this has been the most incredible journey, thank you!" Judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli all lavished praise on the rising talent following his Dixon was effusive in her praise, remarking: "Every time we see you, you up the level, you take it to the next level and your imagination and the way you present your act is just astonishing. You're so likeable. "She even went as far as to suggest that Harry stood a "good chance" of clinching the title, adding that she was "rooting" for him. Amanda Holden couldn't hide her emotions, expressing how moved she was that Harry could showcase his hometown of Blackpool through his act. Simon Cowell didn't hold back either, highlighting Harry's humility and excellence by saying he was "so good, but so humble," and commended the magician for aiming high in the final. He further commented: "This show, genuinely, is about finding people like you who, for whatever reason, haven't had the break they deserve. And you do deserve this break, I really think the audience are going to get behind you." Article continues below
Daily Record
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Britain's Got Talent fans fume finalist was 'robbed' after Harry Moulding wins ITV show
ITV Britain's Got Talent viewers have been left unimpressed with the final results which saw magician Harry Moulding win the show on Saturday evening as many have complained that another act should have won. Following three long months of auditions and five live semi-finals, Britain's Got Talent crowned magician Harry Moulding as the ITV show's 2025 winner. The 24-year-old from Blackpool was overwhelmed with emotion as he took home the grand £250,000 prize and earned a spot at the Royal Variety Performance where he will perform in front of King Charles. The magician was fast tracked to the finals after guest judge KSI pressed the golden buzzer for him during the semi-finals. It came after his heart-warming act saw Harry use his magic to help another man named Harry propose to his partner Jess. His performance during Saturday night's grande finale on May 31 then saw him skydive into an epic "Magician: Impossible" performance as he pulled out all the stops, delivering his biggest stunt yet for a blockbuster reveal. Harry, who has been practicing his magic tricks since he was 10-years-old, won the majority of the public votes over his 11 fellow finalists, including nine-year-old gymnast Binita who came in at third place, and dance group The Blackouts who were runners up. However, not all Britain's Got Talent viewers are pleased with the results, claiming one act was 'robbed' of their victory, the M.E.N reports. Taking to X, user Itt39354118 fumed: "Blackouts have been robbed #bgt". User KeananLord echoed: "#theblackouts have been robbed, they were in my humble opinion the best act of the night. #BGTFinal #bgt." KerryTaylor75 chimed in: "Sorry but The Blackouts were well and truly robbed tonight!! #TheBlackouts #BGT." User geordiegalg agreed: "The Blackout's were my winners from the auditions. They've just been robbed!," as user hi_randy echoed: "Blackouts robbed. #BGT." User carlottawannabe added: "The blackouts were INCREDIBLE!! They should of won! #bgt" While JBB_1984 commented: "Nah sorry but #blackouts and #JasmineRice were robbed, easily the best of the night #BGTFinal." Speaking to hosts Ant and Dec after his win was announced, Harry said: "I can't believe what is going on, thank you everyone so, so much. I genuinely feel like everyone has been behind me, this has been the most incredible journey, thank you!" The budding young star received applause across the boards from judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli following his impressive act. Alesha said: "Every time we see you, you up the level, you take it to the next level and your imagination and the way you present your act is just astonishing. You're so likeable." The singer also said she believed that Harry was in with a "good chance" of winning, and that she was "rooting" for him to take the crown. Meanwhile, Amanda Holden agreed with Alesha and was seen becoming emotional that Harry was able to represent his hometown of Blackpool with his act. Music mogul Simon Cowell noted that Harry was "so good, but so humble" and praised the magician for choosing to make things as big as possible in the final. He added: "This show, genuinely, is about finding people like you who, for whatever reason, haven't had the break they deserve. And you do deserve this break, I really think the audience are going to get behind you." The full results for Britain's Got Talent final 2025 Harry Moulding Blackouts Binita Chetry Olly Pearson Joseph Charm Jasmine Rice Hear Our Voice Vinnie McKee Han and Fran Ping Pong Pang Stacey Leadbeatter
Daily Mirror
3 days ago
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- Daily Mirror
BGT viewers say finalist was 'robbed' after Harry Moulding crowned 2025 winner
The winner of Britain's Got Talent 2025 has been announced - but many viewers are disappointed and think 'a finalist was robbed' as Harry Moulding was crowned winner After three gruelling months of auditions and five live semi-finals, the champion of Britain's Got Talent 2025 has been declared. Harry Moulding, a 24 year old magician from Blackpool, has bagged the whopping £250,000 prize and secured a spot at the Royal Variety Performance. Harry made it to the final of Britain's Got Talent last night (May 31) after being fast-tracked when guest judge KSI hit the golden buzzer during the semi-finals. His heart-warming act involved using his magic to assist another chap named Harry in proposing to his girlfriend Jess. His final performance was an epic "Magician: Impossible" spectacle where he pulled out all the stops, delivering his most daring stunt yet for a blockbuster reveal. Harry, who began practising magic tricks at the age of 10, won the majority of votes over his 10 fellow semi-finalists, including gymnast Binita who came third, and The Blackouts who were runners up, reports the Manchester Evening News. However, some viewers of Britain's Got Talent have claimed that The Blackouts were 'robbed' of their victory. On X, one viewer exclaimed: "Blackouts have been robbed #bgt," while another stated: "#theblackouts have been robbed, they were in my humble opinion the best act of the night. #BGTFinal #bgt." A third commented: "Sorry but The Blackouts were well and truly robbed tonight!! #TheBlackouts #BGT." Twitter was ablaze with opinions after the latest Britain's Got Talent, as one viewer exclaimed: "The Blackout's were my winners from the auditions. They've just been robbed!" and another agreed: "Blackouts robbed. #BGT." One other viewer shared similar sentiments, stating: "The blackouts were INCREDIBLE!! They should of won! #bgt," while another chimed in with: "Nah sorry but #blackouts and #JasmineRice were robbed, easily the best of the night #BGTFinal." In a heartfelt moment speaking with hosts Ant and Dec immediately following his triumph, Harry declared: "I can't believe what is going on, thank you everyone so, so much. I genuinely feel like everyone has been behind me, this has been the most incredible journey, thank you!" The rising talent garnered accolades from all corners of the judging panel, including Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli for his standout performance. Alesha expressed her admiration saying: "Every time we see you, you up the level, you take it to the next level and your imagination and the way you present your act is just astonishing. You're so likeable." Along with her praises, the former Mis-Teeq sensation also voiced that Harry had a "good chance" at the victory, affirming that she was "rooting" for him to secure the title. Amanda, formerly gracing the West End stages, resonated with Alesha's view and was visibly moved by Harry's dedication to representing Blackpool with his act. Simon added his commendation, remarking how Harry was "so good, but so humble" and commended the magician's choice to go all out for the grand finale. He further commented: "This show, genuinely, is about finding people like you who, for whatever reason, haven't had the break they deserve. And you do deserve this break, I really think the audience are going to get behind you.
