Susan Boyle

Britain's Got Talent has been delighting viewers for the past two weeks after the auditions got back into the swing of things, but where are previous ...

She told Daily Star: "The beauty of doing the show so young is I had no fear then, if I tried to do all that stuff now I'd probably be just as scared. After leaving the programme, Bailey went on to reveal that he and the pal he wrote Dying Hole about had since made up, with the unknown friend "always" knowing the song was about them. 13 years after appearing on the programme, Natalie has recently graduated from university, telling her Instagram followers: "I give thanks to God that I made it to the end of university with a 2:1 while juggling music." However, Bailey lost out on a place in the final with Amanda, Alesha and David all choosing to save Paddy and Nico. She went on to steal the hearts of the nation after belting out Ave Maria for the famous judges and a packed theatre audience before getting through to the live shows. The fresh-faced teen sailed through to the semi-finals, performing his own music, with Alesha Dixon saying she knew Bailey was "already an artist" at such a young age. Since finding fame on the programme, Demetrios and Michalakis have gone on to appear on several spin-offs including Britain's Got Talent: The Champions and Britian's Got Talent Christmas Spectacular in 2020. Sadly, Molly placed sixth in the show, while dog act Ashley and Pudsey went on to take the top spot. In 2019, she made her big return to Britain's Got Talent: The Champions, where she sang an original song and won rave reviews from the judges - but did not make it to the semi-finals of the competition. After leaving the programme, Aiden has gone on to have a star-studded career, performing alongside Alesha Dixon, the Sugababes and Peter Andre at Rock with Laughter in December 2009. The Scottish native had the judges in stitches with her quick wit during her 2008 audition after saying she wanted to be "as successful as Elaine Paige." He reached the final of series three of the programme after bursting onto the stage with a performance of Flo Rida's Low.