Beau Dermott and Balance Unity became the latest acts to survive the Britain’s Got Talent semi-finals, earning a place in the live final.
Beating off stiff competition, 12 year-old Beau Dermott won the public vote for her belting rendition of a Jekyll and Hyde showtune.
“I can’t speak!” a stunned Dermott said. “It’s just amazing, thank you to everyone for voting!”
“I’m absolutely thrilled, I would love you to win the entire series now,” said judge Amanda Holden, who gave Beau her golden buzzer in the auditions round.
Placing second and third were dancer Balance Unity and contortionists Tumar KR, with the judges having to choose their favourite.
David Walliams was first to choose, voting to keep Balance in the show. Alesha Dixon also voted for Balance after congratulating both acts.
Amanda Holden voted for Balance as well, sending him through to the live final – and Simon agreed that he would have also voted for the young dancer.
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“I feel absolutely amazing,” said Balance, who thanked his fans for voting for him. “I’m excited [for the final], I can’t wait to be on this stage again and give it my all.”
Tumar KR now enter the wildcard vote, still in with a chance of making the final round.
Missing out on a spot in the final were Bespoke Candi, Bollywest Fusion, Danny Beard, Christian Lee, The Collaborative Orchestra and Singers, and Vox Fortura.
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