Britain's Got Talent's 2025 live final ended dramatically on Saturday night, with magician Harry Moulding crowned winner. The 10 finalists and a wildcard performed for the £250,000 prize and a spot at the Royal Variety Show. Judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli gave final feedback, but the show faced disruptions including Bruno swearing live on air and an unexpected stage delay.
Hosts Ant and Dec apologised after Bruno's outburst, and later halted the show when the stage wasn't ready for the final act. Simon Cowell appeared confused as the duo made small talk with judges before confirming the stage was ready. Viewers also saw a performance from guest judge KSI, who sang with pop star Tom Grennan.
After the winner was announced, some fans expressed disappointment that dance group Blackouts did not win, with one saying they were 'robbed'. Others criticised the fairness of the show, claiming Harry Moulding and comedian Joseph Charm received more airtime than other contestants. One viewer said: 'Harry had way more air time than any of the other contestants. Very very unfair.'
Voting percentages revealed Harry scored significantly higher than the rest. The winner celebrated with judges after the show. The 2025 series concluded with Harry Moulding taking the top prize, despite the controversy over stage times.
