Who won Britain’s Got Talent 2018 and which act came second in the BGT final?
LEE Ridley captured the nation's hearts as Lost Voice Guy and won the 2018 BGT grand final - claiming a spot at the Royal Variety Performance.
Here's what happened during the Britain's Got Talent 2018 final.
Who is Britain's Got Talent 2018 winner Lee Ridley?
Lost Voice Guy is a stand-up comedian from Newcastle who can perform comedy despite not being able to talk.
He suffers from neurological condition cerebral palsy which means he can't speak.
Instead he pre-records his routines and plays them via a voice synthesizer on a tablet.
Before becoming a comedian full time in 2015 he worked as an online content manager for Sunderland Council.
Since he has no speech, he played his pre-recorded routine from his tablet.
He is also able to type in responses if he has to answer a question he hasn't prepared for.
His opening quip is "I'm a struggling stand-up comedian who also struggles to stand up."
What happened in the Britain’s Got Talent 2018 final?
Lee Ridley aka Lost Voice Guy was crowned the winner of Britain’s Got Talent 2018 after wowing fans with his comedy routines.
He beat 10 other acts to scoop the top prize of £250,000 and perform at the Royal Variety Performance in front of royalty.
Runner-up Robert White was gracious in defeat as he explained he was giving up comedy to take up teaching full time.
Donchez Dacres came in third place and thanked the viewers for voting for him before giving us another little wiggle wine.
Following his crowning moment, Lee Ridley took to the stage for a final time saying he had been blown away by the support and that he was looking forward to performing for the Queen.
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What do you get for winning Britain's Got Talent 2018?
There are a number of prizes on offer for triumphing on Britain's Got Talent.
Winners have always received a cash prize which has varied in amounts since the show launched back in 2007.
Initially the prize was £100,000 but that went up to a cool £500k in 2012.
But, sadly for the 2018 winner, the cash for winning was "only" £250,000.
As well as a tidy bit of cash Lee will also had the honour of performing at the annual Royal Variety Performance.
While it was traditionally attended by Her Majesty the Queen, she has not made it to a show since 2012.
Lost Voice Guy performed for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in 2018.