Leanne Mya stepped onto the Britain’s Got Talent stage as more than just a singer—she stood as a true symbol of strength and hope. As a survivor of the Grenfell Tower tragedy, Leanne carried a powerful story, and she shared it through music.
She performed “Lay Me Down” by Sam Smith, pouring deep emotion into every word. Her voice was soulful and controlled, filling the theater with feeling. As she sang, the audience became completely silent, listening closely to her heartfelt performance.
By the time Leanne reached the final notes, the energy in the room was overwhelming. The crowd rose to their feet in a huge standing ovation, moved by both her voice and her courage. The judges were clearly emotional. Simon Cowell praised her bravery and honesty, while the other judges applauded her talent and strength.
Leanne received four strong yeses, sending her through to the next round. Her audition is remembered as one of the most powerful and meaningful moments in Britain’s Got Talent history—a performance that proved how music can heal, inspire, and bring people together.
