George Sampson

George Sampson, a renowned British movie actor, street dancer, and winner of Britain's Got Talent, has stolen the hearts of millions around the world with his stunning performances. Born on June 29, 1993, in Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom, he grew up with his mother, Lesley, father, Lee, and four siblings - Chelsea, Luke, Emily, and Rosie.

George's undying passion for dancing started at a very young age. He attended various dance classes and participated in several competitions. His audition for Britain's Got Talent in 2007 dancing to Timbaland and Magoo & Fatman Scoop's song "Drop" turned out to be the turning point of his career. Although he didn't qualify for the live portion of the competition, his talented performance impressed the judges, especially Simon Cowell, who later helped him secure a spot in the show's second season.

After winning Britain's Got Talent, George's career took off at an unparalleled speed. He played notable roles in blockbuster movies like Street Dance 2 and Street Dance 3D, which further skyrocketed his popularity. He also became an ambassador for the United Dance Organization.

George's personality is characterized by hard work, discipline, and determination. He has always been passionate about his craft and has never shied away from overcoming any obstacles that come his way. He believes that hard work and discipline are the building blocks of any successful career.

George's family is the center of his world. He is close to his siblings and shares a special bond with his mother, Lesley. He is yet to tie the knot or have children, but he has expressed his desire to start a family someday.

In the industry, George has made a lot of friends and fans, including actor Layton Williams, whom he was pictured within a group photo at the opening night of Everybody's Talking About Jamie in a post shared on his Instagram page in February 2020. He continues to inspire young people around the world to follow their dreams and pursue their passion with hard work and discipline.