Britain’s Got Talent star Ronan Parke is all grown up, and has got himself a fancy job.
In 2011, he came into public consciousness on the ITV talent competition with his impressive set of pipes.
Ronan auditioned at 12 years old and impressed Louis Walsh, Michael McIntyre and Amanda Holden with his performance of Nina Simone’s Feeling Good.
The audition, which got a standing ovation and three yeses from the very random assortment of judges, has now been viewed 51 million times on YouTube.
Ronan eventually finished runner-up in the series. He was beaten to top position by Jai McDowell, who was pretty tough competition.
2012 really proved that you should work with animals and children.
The singer is now 24 and has gained employment at an upmarket London restaurant.
Ronan, who has amassed over 50 thousand followers on Instagram, was pictured dressed in a tailored suit working at the establishment.
The once baby-faced star now has a very strong jawline, a perfect quiffed hairstyle and a pretty impeccable sense of style.
Upon exiting the show over a decade ago he was signed up by Simon Cowell’s record label and released a self-titled album. Unfortunately he was dropped after just one year.
His social media tells us he’s not too sad about it. Ronan enjoys city breaks to Paris, and dining at London eateries.
He hasn’t completely left music behind. He occasionally posts singing videos to his YouTube, that has 187,000 subscribers, as well as vlogs of his life.
Although Ronan has been inactive over there for two years. He also released an album in 2018 called Found my way.
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