'Britain's Got Talent' Mother-Daughter Duo Get The Golden Buzzer

May 07, 2020 by apost team

Honey and Sammy are a mother-daughter singing duo. They auditioned for the current season of Britain's Got Talent and earned a golden buzzer for their incredible rendition of Lost Without You by Freya Ridings.

Judge Amanda Holden was so impressed with the ladies, who had auditioned twice after Simon Cowell rejected their first song, that she awarded them with their coveted golden buzzer. 

The pair had opened with She Used To Be Mine by Sara Bareilles, however, they were abruptly cut short by Simon. "I just don't like the song," he said. "But you're voices work really well together. It has to be one of those really big moment songs." Just 15 minutes later, the pair returned with a newly-learned new song, with Sammy having written the lyrics on the back of her hand. 

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Honey, 14, and her mom Sammy, who was celebrating her 43rd birthday, took to the stage early in the show where Honey revealed that she'd applied to the show without telling her mom. When asked why they were taking part, Honey explained her mom's health battles in the video as she said: Over the past couple of years, the past two years, my mum got diagnosed with cancer."

Fighting back tears, she continued: "It has been a tough couple of years and to be here with my mum is the best thing that has happened to me." She added:

"I'm so grateful for everything, I never thought when me and my mom would be singing in the car that it would bring us to this stage."

Honey's voice is just like her name, sweet and smooth. Her singing skills are well beyond that of the average 14-year-old that are bound to take the mother-daughter duo very far into the competition.

What do you think of this mother-daughter duo? Do you think they have what it takes to win? Let us know in the comments and be sure to pass this along to your friends and family.