BRITAIN'S Got Talent is now in its semi-finals week.
But there can only be one winner, and they will be crowned during the BGT live grand final.
When is the Britain's Got Talent final 2023?
All this week (from May 29 to June 2, 2023) the Britain's Got Talent semi-finals are taking place.
Eight contestants will perform each night with only two going through to the final.
The winner of each semi-final is decided by the viewers alone - with the one with the most votes going straight through to the live final.
The second and third places are then announced with the judges having to vote for their favourite to go through.
If it is stalemate after the judges vote, then the decision reverts back to whoever received the most votes from the public.
The live final of Britain's Got Talent airs on Sunday, June 4, 2023 at 7.30pm until 10pm.
You will be able to watch all the action on ITV and ITVX.
Who is in the Britain's Got Talent Final 2023?
Over the course of the semi-finals two acts from each night are voted through to the final.
The acts that have made it so far:
- Semi-final two winner: Viggo Venn, comedian from Norway.
- Semi-final two: Olivia Lynes, 11-year-old singer from Bath.
- Semi-final one winner : Musa Motha - professional dancer from London.
- Semi-final one: Amy Lou - singer from Tipton, West Midland.
Who is Viggo Venn?
Viggo Venn is a comedian, who hails from Norway.
He is well known on the comedy circuit, and can often be found performing in London pubs and clubs.
The Norwegian won the public vote in the semi-final with his very unique act, which involved him recording the judges saying their names, while wearing his iconic Hi-Vis jacket.
Alesha Dixon branded him "best act of the night", while Simon Cowell confessed: "It was the most annoying act of the night, but also my favourite."
Who is Olivia Lynes?
Singer Olivia Lynes, who hails from Bath, is just 11-years-old.
She first got her chance in the spotlight after judge Amanda Holden surprised the little at the theatre while she and her mum were getting tickets for Matilda The Musical.
Amanda told the youngster how her mum had reached out to the show in a bid to encourage her to audition for BGT.
She then got the coveted golden buzzer for her performance of Wicked's Gravity.
For Olivia's semi final performance, she sang Frozen classic Into the Unknown.
Who is Amy Lou?
A pregnant Amy Lou wowed the judges when she took to the stage with her huge baby bump for her first audition.
Viewers saw the tanning shop receptionist cradle her bump as she sailed through with four yes's from Simon Cowell, and the rest of the famous judges.
It was then revealed that Amy Lou actually gave birth just hours before her audition aired on ITV.
She returned to the stage for the semi-finals with a cover of And I Am Telling You I’m Not Going, which had the judges once again on their feet.
Who is Musa Motha?
Musa Motha is a professional dancer who originally hails from Johannesburg, South Africa, but now lives in London.
When he was 11 he was diagnosed with a type of bone cancer called Oesteosacorma and, to save his life, he had his leg amputated.
Despite the challenges, he found music and a love of dance, taking up street dancing in 2010.
During his original audition, he amazed the studio audience and the judges with his beautiful dance routine to Naughty Boy and Beyonce's track Runnin.
His routine brought tears to many eyes, with many labelling him as inspirational - and he made history as he was given the golden buzzer by ALL the judges.
He won the fist semi-final with an emotional performance to Ruelle's Where We Come Alive.
During his appearance on Britain's Got Talent he said: "After my amputation, I fell in love with music. My friends, they were dancing at the time and asked them to teach me to dance.
"This is the perfect time to reach out to more people and inspire more people out there."
