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‘The queen will love you!’: Fans gush over ‘hilarious and inspirational’ Lost Voice Guy as comedian with cerebral palsy wins Britain’s Got Talent finale and will now perform in front of Her Majesty
Lee Ridley, aka Lost Voice Guy, became the first comedian to win Britain’s Got Talent on Sunday night
Fans have praised him on social media as an inspiration to people with disabilities after his success
Social media users are predicting he will be a big hit with The Queen at the Royal Variety Performance
The comedian, 37, suffers from neurological condition cerebral palsy which renders him unable to speak
He performed with plaster on his face after suffering a fall last week that put appearance in jeopardy
Fans have hailed comedian Lost Voice Guy as an inspiration after he won the 2018 series of Britain’s Got Talent – and many are expecting him to prove a big hit with The Queen.
The 37-year-old – who was born with neurological condition cerebral palsy which renders him unable to speak – made the final three with fellow comedy act Robert White and singer Donchez Dacres, with more than 2.5 million viewers voting.
Ridley – the first comedian to win Britain’s Got Talent – has been hailed for overcoming all the challenges before him, with many on social media praising him as an example for others with disabilities and others saying he will charm Her Majesty at the Royal Variety Performance.
Twitter user ‘Mumma Bear’ said: ‘You’re an absolute legend. Congratulations, the Queen will love you’, while Craig Ridley added: ‘Well done to Lee Ridley aka @LostVoiceGuy. I’m sure The Queen will be amused’.
The result was also celebrated by his fellow Newcastle celebrities Alan Shearer and Ross Noble, with the former England footballer joking it was the ‘biggest win in the toon for decades’.
A former journalist, Lost Voice Guy has been touring since 2012 and is a regular on the Edinburgh Fringe scene and is well-known for his self-deprecating humour, including his t-shirts with tongue-in-cheek slogans.
Presenter Declan Donnelly was also praised for his hosting duties without Ant McPartlin as he crowned the comedy act in the dramatic live final, which included an appearance from the Royal Wedding’s Bishop Michael Curry and Magic Mike’s Channing Tatum, who drove the crowd wild.
Lee Ridley, aka Lost Voice Guy, became the first comedian to win Britain’s Got Talent on Sunday night
Fans have praised him on social media as an inspiration to people with disabilities after his success
Social media users are predicting he will be a big hit with The Queen at the Royal Variety Performance
The comedian, 37, suffers from neurological condition cerebral palsy which renders him unable to speak
He performed with plaster on his face after suffering a fall last week that put appearance in jeopardy
Fans have hailed comedian Lost Voice Guy as an inspiration after he won the 2018 series of Britain’s Got Talent – and many are expecting him to prove a big hit with The Queen.
The 37-year-old – who was born with neurological condition cerebral palsy which renders him unable to speak – made the final three with fellow comedy act Robert White and singer Donchez Dacres, with more than 2.5 million viewers voting.
Ridley – the first comedian to win Britain’s Got Talent – has been hailed for overcoming all the challenges before him, with many on social media praising him as an example for others with disabilities and others saying he will charm Her Majesty at the Royal Variety Performance.
Twitter user ‘Mumma Bear’ said: ‘You’re an absolute legend. Congratulations, the Queen will love you’, while Craig Ridley added: ‘Well done to Lee Ridley aka @LostVoiceGuy. I’m sure The Queen will be amused’.
The result was also celebrated by his fellow Newcastle celebrities Alan Shearer and Ross Noble, with the former England footballer joking it was the ‘biggest win in the toon for decades’.
A former journalist, Lost Voice Guy has been touring since 2012 and is a regular on the Edinburgh Fringe scene and is well-known for his self-deprecating humour, including his t-shirts with tongue-in-cheek slogans.
Presenter Declan Donnelly was also praised for his hosting duties without Ant McPartlin as he crowned the comedy act in the dramatic live final, which included an appearance from the Royal Wedding’s Bishop Michael Curry and Magic Mike’s Channing Tatum, who drove the crowd wild.
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