BRITAIN’S Got Talent star Sydnie Christmas has returned to her real job just days after scooping a coveted Golden Buzzer.
The brunette songstress, 28 – who was given a fast track to the ITV semi final courtesy of Amanda Holden, 53 – was seen working at swanky boutique gym 1Rebel.
Sydnie– who sparked fix rumours from Britain’s Got Talent fans due to her history performing on-stage – captured scenes inside the trendy fitness spot.
In her caption, she wrote: “Back to work after a heart-felt weekend.
“Once again, thank you to everyone for the support and love.
“I feel very, very lucky.”
During her BGT audition, where she blew the judges and audience away with her performance of Tomorrow from the musical Annie, Sydnie mentioned her role working in a gym.
And the Kent star herself hasn’t been shy in showing off her own fit figure, recently stripping to a bikini for a sexy snap.
Fix claim
Sydnie dropped to the floor in tears following her showstopper song – with many fans already tipping her for this year’s title.
Fans were quick to brand Sydnie’s audition triumph a “fix” – particularly after her stage school experience came to light.
They soon recalled how they had seen her on screens before In E4’s Stage School.
Meanwhile, viewers were left irate after it was revealed five of the acts were already famous.
These included Sydnie, who was criticised after it was revealed she is a stage performer.
Sydnie has starred in hit shows Starlight Express in Bochum, Germany, and Lazarus at London’s King’s Cross Theatre.
She also shared snaps of her performing a track from Lazarus on the BBC in 2016 while appearing on The Andrew Marr Show.
A TV insider then told The Sun: “It has always been the case that BGT is open to all regardless of their previous experience.”
Timeline of BGT Winners
Britain's Got Talent has been thrilling fans since it burst onto the scene in 2007.
Here we take a look at all the BGT winners– from the first ever one to the most recent:
2007: Paul Potts– The first ever winner of BGT was opera singer Paul Potts. He saw off competition from Connie Talbot, The Bar Wizards, Bessie Cursors, Damon Scott and Kombat Breakers to win.
2008: George Sampson – In series two of Britain’s Got Talent a young George Sampson wowed judges and viewers with his impressive dance moves.
2009: Diversity– Dance troupe Diversity scooped the BGT crown and beat of competition from singer Susan Boyle, who was strongly tipped to win the show.
2010 – Spellbound: Gymnastic troupe Spellbound really impressed judge Simon Cowell with their stunning routines and incredible stunts in 2010. At the time, the music mogul said: “I can only say on live television that was one of the most astonishing things I have ever seen.”
2011 – Jai McDowall: Viewers were stunned when Jai McDowall won the show in 2011, as young singer Ronan Parke was the favourite to win the series.
2012 – Ashleigh and Pudsy: Ashleigh Butler and her adorable pooch Pudsey stole hearts when they performed in series six of the talent show.
2013 – Attraction: Hungarian shadow artist group Attraction won the seventh series of Britain’s Got Talent. The squad had taken part in the German version of BGT in 2012, however, they had only placed seventh.
2014 – Collabro: Classical music band Collabro faced tough competition in the 2014 final as all the finalist were singers, but they went on to scoop the crown.
2015 – Jules O’Dwyer & Matisse: Dog lovers everywhere could’t get enough of Jules O’Dwyer and pet pup Matisse. The impressive duo even performed on a tightrope to secure their win.
2016 – Richard Jones: Army man Richard Jones became the first magician in the show’s history to win Britain’s Got Talent.
2017 – Tokio Myers: Pianist Tokio Myers impressed the judges with his blend of classical and electronic music.
2018 – Lost Voice Guy: Stand-up comedian Lost Voice Guy, who performs with a speech synthesiser, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was six months old. However, he defied the odds and is a BGT champ.
2019 – Colin Thackery: Veteran army officer Colin Thackery warmed the nations hearts with his singing voice. He was crowned winner of BGT after singing Michael Ball’s Love Changes Everything.
2020 – Jon Courtenay: Singer and pianist Jon Courtenay was Ant and Dec’s Golden Buzzer act. After he won the £250,000 prize he said: “”Just amazing, I can’t believe it.”
2022 – Axel Blake: Comedian Axel Blake scooped the crown after the show was off air for two years during Covid.
2023 – Viggo Venn: The reigning BGT champ is comedian Viggo Venn.
