Susan Boyle took to the Britain’s Got Talent stage once again in the 2023 finals night. The Scottish singer who rose to fame on BGT back in 2009, made a surprising return to the show and performed alongside the West End cast singing a beautiful rendition of “Les Misérables”.

Her performance was brilliant, expectedly. However, the real shock of the evening was when she revealed she had suffered a stroke last year. The 62-year-old singer shared the news with the show’s hosts, Dec Donnelly and Ant McPartlin, expressing her joy at being able to return to the stage after fighting hard to regain her voice.

Boyle’s iconic rendition of “I Dreamed a Dream” captivated audiences when she first performed it on “Britain’s Got Talent” years ago. After her comeback performance, Simon Cowell, the creator of the show, praised Boyle and acknowledged her health struggles, stating that it wouldn’t be the same without her.

According to sources, Boyle had to undergo intensive vocal coaching and learn to speak clearly again following her stroke. Her health scare had left her with significant muscular weakness on one side, a dropped face, and slurred speech. However, Boyle’s determination and hard work over the past year paid off, allowing her to return to the stage and sing the song that started it all.

Boyle took to social media after her performance to share her gratitude and reflect on her health journey. She posted a slideshow of photos from the night on her Instagram and Facebook accounts, expressing how special the evening was for her. She highlighted her stroke in April 2022 and the subsequent year of dedicated efforts to regain her speech and singing abilities.

Susan Boyle’s triumphant return to “Britain’s Got Talent” served as an inspiration to many, demonstrating her resilience and passion for music. Despite facing health challenges, Boyle’s perseverance allowed her to overcome obstacles and share her voice once again with the world.