Lost Voice Guy stormed to victory in the final of Britain's Got Talent.

The hilarious comedian, who communicates using a computer generated voice, was crowned champion after leaving the audience and judges in stitches with his jokes.

The 37-year-old saw off some stiff competition to win £250,000 and a slot at the Royal Variety Performance.

Earlier in the week Simon Cowell had teased an additional prize but failed to reveal the surprise during the final.

Presenter Dec Donnelly was praised for his role during the final week, the first he has ever presented without pal Ant McPartlin.

Lost Voice Guy won Britain's Got Talent

Dec said the final had been "very competitive", with Donchez Dacres finished in third place with his popular 'wiggle wine' song and fellow comedian Robert White was in second place.

Lost Voice Guy was tipped to win BGT after admitting that he was 'drunk' when he suffered a nasty fall.

He used the unfortunate incident to his advantage by incorporating it into his final routine.

"I felt like a rock star after last week's show," he said.

"But, 'cos it takes me so long to communicate with people through my computer, I couldn't decline drinks fast enough.

"So by the time I said no, they'd already bought me one. And, by the end of the night, I fell over!".

BGT fans couldn't believe that the Giang Brothers failed to make the final three after nearly dying on live TV.

The daredevil circus stars completed "the most dangerous performance of their lives" during the BGT final.

The Vietnamese brothers risked everything by attempting an insane trick for the first time without a safety harness.

Viewers thought they would be killed live on air after a misplaced foot caused the podiums to collapse and a safety team ran in.

There was even a surprise appearance from Meghan Markle and Prince Harry in the crowd.


But it quickly became apparent that the pair were just some people in very realistic masks.


A previous version of this story appeared in The Mirror.