Essex singer Honey Scott wows judges on Britain's Got Talent

Honey Scott appearing on Britain’s Got Talent where she got full backing from the judges for her original song. Credit: ITV
Honey Scott appearing on Britain’s Got Talent where she got full backing from the judges for her original song. Credit: ITV
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A SONGWRITING ace has wowed the judges of a TV talent show with a unique song.

Honey Scott, from Sible Hedignham, performed on Saturday’s episode of the popular ITV show Britain’s Got Talent.

She revealed very little about her act to judge Simon Cowell as she said the song was about the programme itself.

The 17-year-old took to the stage to perform her original song with lyrics teasing the judges and presenting duo Ant and Dec.

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Honey grew up surrounded by music as her father plays piano and her brother is a professional dancer.

She started writing her own songs when she was in Year 9 at Hedingham School.

Having already recorded one album and a number of singles, she uploads music on Spotify, Youtube Music, Apple Music and Amazon Music Unlimited.

Her original song for the show was a hit as she received a standing ovation from judge and comedian David Walliams and four yeses.

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