ONE of the finalists from Britain's Got Talent broke down in tears on the tube, just hours before the live show.
Sydnie Christmas, 28, wowed the judges in the auditions when she sang a heartfelt edition of 'Tomorrow' from the musical Annie.
The artist received a golden buzzer from Amanda Holden, 53, as she was sent straight to the semi-finals.
She initially warmed the assembled crowd at the London Palladium when she joked her middle name was 'Mary'.
In this week's live shows, she once again impressed with her incredible vocals as she belted out Frank Sinatra's 'My Way'.
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Now, the star has once again become emotional by another huge milestone in her journey.
Sydnie took to her Instagram story to reveal that one of her favourite artists has given her the ultimate endorsement, a follow.
US singer and songwriter Loren Allred has clearly been keeping up with her progress in the competition.
The Britain's Got Talent star revealed that she was left sobbing by the social media move.
She took a screenshot of her notifications which shows that she now counts the singer amongst her 59,000 followers.
In big bold letters, she wrote: "My Idol. Life made."
The finalist "No. No stop it!!! I'm crying on the tube. I love you Loren," as she tagged the fellow BGT golden buzzer act.
In tonight's live final, Sydnie will go up against fellow singers Innocent Masuku who sings opera, impressionist Mike Woodhams and the Northants Sings Out choir.
Magicians Trixy and Jack Rhodes, comedian Alex Mitchell and dance duo Abigail & Afronitaaa will compete for a space at the Royal Variety Performance.
Other Golden Buzzer acts include Acrobatic group Ssaulabi Performance Troupe and jump rope group Haribow.
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They will all perform their acts in front of Amanda, Simon Cowell, Bruno Tonioli, and Alesha Dixon on the Ant and Dec fronted show.
