ITV 'This Morning' presenter joins judging panel for Worksop's Got Talent: The Finale
The final celebrity to join the panel of judges at the very last Worksop's Got Talent competition next month, has been revealed.
‘This Morning’ presenter, Jordon Cox, will swap the ITV studio for North Notts Arena, for the November 6 finale of the award-winning talent
show.
Jordon – also known as Britain’s Coupon King – joins fellow judges Kyran Bowes, a ‘Coronation Street’ actor for the last 10 years, professional footballer, Ella Rutherford and ‘Love Island’ breakout star, Tommy Murphy.
As well as regularly presenting on ITV’s most-watched daytime programme, Jordon presents his own podcast: he has nearly 800,000 followers across his social media platforms and he has racked up over 15 million views on his YouTube channel.
The annual talent showcase will be a special night for Worksop as the showcase event celebrates its 10th anniversary and comes to an end in spectacular
fashion.
There's a chance that the show’s total proceeds raised for charity will pass £200,000.
Jordon Cox said: "The best talent is often found locally first. What a treat it’ll be to see the talent of Worksop, before they’re all selling out arenas and charging hundreds of pounds per ticket!
"I’m good at judging what’s a good deal… time to swap that out for some talent! Super excited to be joining the panel for the last ever show!
"It’s for a brilliant cause, and may even launch the next superstar. It’s an honour to have a front row seat!"
James Clarke, organiser of Worksop’s Got Talent, said: “With stars from the worlds of soap, football, reality TV and daytime TV, this year’s celebrity judging
panel has got something for everyone. We can’t wait to unveil our last ever show in two weeks! See you there!”
This year’s finale will bring together 700 members of the local community for one final celebration of outstanding talent and another fantastic line-up of local performers competing for the coveted Worksop’s Got Talent title.
Contestants this year include two comedians, a gymnastics troupe, a drummer, the show’s first ever ventriloquist, various singers and much more.
Since launching in 2016, WGT has raised more than £185,000 for charity, while giving talented performers from across the area the opportunity to perform in front of a sellout audience.
High-profile celebrities who have supported the event in the past include Simon Cowell, Piers Morgan, Lorraine Kelly, James Corden, Kym Marsh and Boris Johnson, so anything is possible this year.
Any remaining tickets can be purchased via https://ticketsource.co.uk/worksopsgottalent.
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