Connie Talbot rose to fame during the inaugural season of Britain’s Got Talent in 2007, where she captivated audiences but ultimately finished as the runner-up to Paul Potts. Now, the former child star looks completely transformed.
Connie Talbot, who stole hearts as a six-year-old on the first season of Britain’s Got Talent, has grown into a remarkable sensation. Now 24 and hailing from Sutton Coldfield, she has amassed a following of over 307,000 fans—far from the shy young girl who first graced the BGT stage in 2007.
In a recent Instagram post, Connie radiates confidence as she poses in a black swimsuit under the golden sunlight, seemingly enjoying a holiday.
She remains best known for her breathtaking rendition of Over the Rainbow from The Wizard of Oz, which left judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, and Piers Morgan in awe during the final. She competed closely with opera singer Paul Potts for the top prize, and Simon Cowell praised her as “pure magic,” even hinting at a potential million-pound career. Despite having no formal vocal training, her unforgettable audition captivated audiences worldwide and launched her into the spotlight.

Connie dazzles in a black swimsuit, exuding confidence in her latest Instagram post.

The singer released a Christmas single last December.
Connie, who previously opened up about her struggles with a stalker, continues to thrive in her music career. In August 2023, she dropped her EP Growing Pains, followed by Wonderland Skies, her festive take on a Christmas single, later that year.
Recently, she announced an exciting new chapter—joining the US cover band Boyce Avenue on their European tour. Sharing a heartfelt rendition of ABBA’s Slipping Through My Fingers on Instagram, she playfully encouraged fans:
“A friendly reminder that I’m proudly supporting @boyceavenue on their Europe tour. I am so excited, don’t let tickets slip through your fingers … (dad joke) they’re in my bio, can’t wait to see you there.”
Support poured in from fans, with one writing, “Your voice gets more beautiful every day.” Another praised her ABBA cover, saying, “This is one of my favorite songs, and you’ve done an amazing job!” A third added, “Can’t wait to see you in Manchester and Oxford!”