Sydnie Christmas is one of the favorites for Sunday’s final of Britain’s Got Talent after she wowed the judges with her incredible performance in the semi-final.
However, even if she pockets the £250,000 prize, the singer has insisted she will return to her normal job at the gym.
speaking to MirrorSydnie, 28, revealed she will go to work on Monday morning regardless of the outcome as she needs the money.
She joked: ‘I’ve already been off for two weeks and I have a zero-hours contract. I have to pay the rent!’
Sydnie, who grew up playing rugby in Kent, has always dreamed of being a West End star and hopes BGT will be the start of that journey for her.
Britain’s Got Talent’s Sydnie Christmas has revealed she will return to her normal job at the gym even if she wins the show on Sunday night.
Speaking to The Mirror, Sydnie, 28, revealed she will go to work on Monday morning regardless of the outcome as she needs the money, joking: “I’ve already had two weeks off and I’m at zero.” -hour contract. I have to pay the rent!’
‘In a year, I hope to be living my dream. ‘I want to make a living doing what I love instead of rolling towels and making smoothies!’
Sydnie won the third live semi-final on Wednesday after receiving a standing ovation from the entire audience after singing his version of My Way by Frank Sinatra.
Judge Amanda Holden was reduced to tears, while Simon Cowell, Bruno Tonioli and Alesha Dixon were absolutely amazed by her talent.
Revealing how nervous she was, she admitted: “My voice coach had to walk me on stage because I was so nervous. I’m so glad it didn’t seem like that because I was terrified.”
After her performance, the four judges quickly stood up to applaud Sydnie.
Amanda said: ‘I have to sit down, I thought I was going to pass out during that. Honestly, Sydnie, when we saw your audition, a lot of people came up and stopped me.
“And tonight you did even better, I just can’t believe your ability, your fire and your strength.”
Bruno added: “I can’t believe it. The way he hits the high note, playing it with so much power and clarity. It was impressive, impressive.”
He added: “A year from now, I hope to be living my dream.” ‘I want to make a living doing what I love instead of rolling towels and making smoothies!’
Sydnie won the third live semi-final this Wednesday after receiving a standing ovation from the entire audience after singing her version of My Way by Frank Sinatra.
Judge Amanda Holden was reduced to tears, while Simon Cowell, Bruno Tonioli and Alesha Dixon were absolutely amazed by her talent.
Revealing how nervous she was, she admitted: ‘My voice coach had to walk me on stage because I was so nervous. I’m so glad it didn’t look like that because I was terrified.’
Alesha: ‘My heart was pounding the whole time. That’s the job of a singer, you’re a superstar in the making.’
It just wasn’t a 10, it was an 11 in my opinion. If it weren’t for people like you, I wouldn’t bother doing this show.
‘And you have to ask yourself who those idiots were that you auditioned for that didn’t give you the chance sooner, you have to do it. The only people you should trust is the public, the public is always right.’
Fans also loved the performance, writing on Twitter: ‘Sydnie Christmas will win this year #BGT… It’s a no-brainer #BritainsGotTalent.’
The performance of ‘Sydnie Christmas’ gave me goosebumps. That girl is so talented! #bgt #britainsgotalent
‘Wow! That Sydnie Christmas has some pipes. Better by a mile this eve! #BGT #SydnieChristmas #Excellent #MyWay
‘Sydnie Christmas is a firecracker for Best Performance tonight. The Westend will definitely call you.