BRITAIN’S Got Talent golden buzzer winner Sydnie Christmas dropped to the floor and broke down in tears as she bagged a place in the semi-final.
The Kent stage performer, who also works front of house in a gym, impressed with an incredible performance of Tomorrow from Annie.
She got a standing ovation from all four judges as she was covered in golf confetti falling from above.
Amanda Holden was heard saying “it’s too early” as the crowd chanted Sydnie’s name.
The judge told Sydnie: “That was the best version of it that I’ve heard heard in my mind, so I’m going to do this…”
In a surprise move, Amanda hit the golden buzzer – and sent Sydnie through to the semi-finals.
Overwhelmed Sydnie was in tears as she stared up at the roaring audience.
Her adoring grandmothers watching from the Palladium jumped up and down as they took in the news.
Sydnie was heard shouting “let’s have it”, which appears to be her chosen catchphrase.
She told the crowd: “Thanks so much. Thanks for screaming for me.”
Amanda then made her way to the stage to give Sydnie a big hug, before the hopeful returned to the loving arms of her family members.
BGT viewers were thrilled for the superstar singer who is now one step closer to performing for the King at the Royal Variety Show.
They even think she could be an early favourite to win the show.
One commented on X: “Sydnie. Winner right there.”
Another said: “Sydnie Christmas was phenomenal. Not often I want a golden buzzer so much!”
A third wrote: “Haven’t watched #BGT in ages, but just happened to turn the TV on right as a girl called #Sydnie was singing, what a brilliant performance full of emotion but also control, nailed it!”
A fourth shared: “Yes! Well deserved Sydnie! Absolute goosebumps and never heard that song performed better than that.”
However, others have been critical of the decision to award the buzzer on account of Sydnie being a professional singer who has performed on theatre and cruise ship stages.
