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Supermarket Worker Stacey Leadbeatter Gets A Golden Buzzer On BGT 2025
At the recent audition for Britain's Got Talent 2025, a heartfelt supermarket worker, Stacey Leadbeatter, aged 29, shone brightly in front of the judges.
She performed the highly demanding song "Run" as covered by Leona Lewis and received a well-deserved Golden Buzzer after her audition.
Stacey has been raising her 10-year-old daughter, Aaralyn, on her own, as she divorced from the girl's father nine years ago. During her performance, she was supported by her friend, mother, and daughter Aaralyn, who is a huge fan of the English musician and influencer KSI. It was KSI himself who pressed the Golden Buzzer, sending Stacey straight to the semifinals of Britain's Got Talent 2025.
Britain's Got Talent, YouTube
For her audition, Stacey performed the hit song "Run", originally performed by the Northern Irish-Scottish rock band Snow Patrol. However, the 29-year-old delivered her version based on the 2008 rendition by British singer Leona Lewis.
In her youth, she was often bullied by her peers because she had a speech impediment. Through therapy, she discovered that singing helped her overcome it, and over the years, she almost completely corrected her speech issue.
She performed the highly demanding song "Run" as covered by Leona Lewis and received a well-deserved Golden Buzzer after her audition.
Stacey has been raising her 10-year-old daughter, Aaralyn, on her own, as she divorced from the girl's father nine years ago. During her performance, she was supported by her friend, mother, and daughter Aaralyn, who is a huge fan of the English musician and influencer KSI. It was KSI himself who pressed the Golden Buzzer, sending Stacey straight to the semifinals of Britain's Got Talent 2025.
Britain's Got Talent, YouTube
For her audition, Stacey performed the hit song "Run", originally performed by the Northern Irish-Scottish rock band Snow Patrol. However, the 29-year-old delivered her version based on the 2008 rendition by British singer Leona Lewis.
In her youth, she was often bullied by her peers because she had a speech impediment. Through therapy, she discovered that singing helped her overcome it, and over the years, she almost completely corrected her speech issue.
