August 23rd 2024.
Did you know that one of the talented finalists from Britain's Got Talent is actually married to a music icon? It's true! Over the years, the popular ITV variety show has launched many stars into the limelight, such as Susan Boyle and Diversity. But one contestant has a special connection to fame, as she is married to a famous member of a boyband.
Back in 2008, violinist Izzy Johnston wowed the judges and audience with her electronic string quartet group, Escala. The group made it all the way to the final of Britain's Got Talent, receiving a standing ovation from all three judges – Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, and Piers Morgan. Simon even called them "incredible" and predicted they would have a successful career.
Unfortunately, Escala did not win the competition, but they did catch the attention of media mogul Simon Cowell. After the show, they signed a £1.5 million contract with him and released their album, Escala, the following year. Izzy left the group in 2011, and the trio held auditions for her replacement.
But Izzy's talents don't end there. She is also a published author and a podcast host. But most importantly, she is happily married to McFly's Harry Judd. The couple first met in 2005 when Izzy was playing the violin in the backing orchestra for the band's Wonderland Tour. They tied the knot in 2012, the same year Harry won Strictly Come Dancing.
Their wedding was a grand affair, with a Strictly-style first dance that they shared with the world on YouTube. The couple now has three children together – Lola, eight, Kit, six, and Lockie, who was born in 2021. However, their journey to parenthood was not an easy one, as they struggled with fertility issues.
In 2014, Izzy suffered a miscarriage after their first round of IVF. But they did not give up, and their second attempt was successful, leading to the birth of Lola. They later conceived naturally with Kit and were surprised to find out they were expecting Lockie. Izzy has been open about her fertility journey, and she hopes to help other women going through similar struggles.
Adjusting to motherhood was not an easy feat for Izzy, who admitted feeling guilty for not being in a "complete blissful bubble" after giving birth. She also shared that it can be overwhelming to be responsible for a tiny human being, and her life has completely changed since becoming a mother.
It's amazing to see how far Izzy has come since her days on Britain's Got Talent. She continues to inspire others with her talents and her journey to motherhood. This article was first published on April 27, 2024, and if you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures, don't hesitate to reach out to the entertainment team at The Agency. They would love to hear from you.
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