Diversity wins “Britain’s Got Talent”….what an upset!

Update: 5/31/09

British newspapers are saying that Susan Boyle was admitted into the Priory clinic with exhaustion.

According to reports, authorities were called to a London hotel on Sunday for a woman under the Mental Health Act.

The woman, who is believed to be Boyle, was voluntarily taken by ambulance to a clinic, Scotland Yard confirmed.

Update: 5:17 p.m.

And the winner of “Britain’s Got Talent” is…..Diversity!

Celebrations: The street dancers couldn’t believe their victory

It came down to Susan Boyle and Dance troupe Diversity, and Diversity beat Boyle.

The Essex street dancers appeared shocked and speechless when host Ant and Dec attempted to have a conversation with them.

Waiting to win: Diversity and Susan Boyle wait to learn their fate

Magical: Susan Boyle silenced her critics with a thrilling performance of I Dreamed A Dream from Les Miserables

Tonight is the big night for “Britain’s Got Talent” contestants!

Fans of the hit television show will get the opportunity to vote for their favorite performer.

The winner will receive $161, 850 (100,000 GBP) and an opportunity to perform in front of the Queen at the Royal Variety Performance.

Internet sensation, Susan Boyle, belted out the song that made her an international star, “I Dreamed A Dream” from the Broadway show “Les Miserables.”

The Scottish church volunteer wore a flowing bronze gown and did not let the rumors about her melt down this week stop her from giving the performance of her life.

She received a standing ovation from the audience and the judges.

After the song she told the audience, “I want to thank people at home, the people in the audience, everybody…it had been well worth the pressures of last week. I am among friends, am I not?”

Music industry experts say that 12-year-old Shaheen Jafargholi, who sang “Who’s Loving You” from The Jackson Five, is the one that Boyle has to worry about.

Singstar: Shaneen Jafargholi couldn’t keep the smile off his face as he belted out The Jacksons classic Who’s Loving You

Judge, Simon Cowell, told the 12-year-old, “After that performance, you really made me realize that you are talented, regardless of your age, and can cope with it, why should we deny you?”

Cowell was referring to the recent controversy about allowing children to perform onstage after the public breakdown of Hollie Steel.

“You’ve handled yourself brilliantly.  You are in with a real shot here of winning the whole thing,” Cowell continued.

Stay tune for the results…….