Ghetto Kids

The coveted title of Britain’s Got Talent 2023 winner and the grand prize of £250,000 (about Sh42.8 million) and a performance slot at the Royal Variety Performance was won by Viggo Venn, a 33-year-old comedian from Norway.

In an interview with the BBC, the kids have revealed that when their manager applied to the BGT, he didn’t tell them.

The Ghetto Kids' exceptional skills have already earned them numerous accolades, including the esteemed AFRIMMA award for Best African Dancer in 2017.

Kavuma says musicians should improve their distribution methods through giant music platforms.

The talented young dancers put on an energetic show that left everyone satisfied, including the judges who heaped praise on them.

Patricia was given a breathing-aiding machine that helped her breathe normally again. She was then referred to Nsambya Hospital for a full bodily examination.

Talented Patricia hopes to work with one of the biggest televisions in the land when he is done with school.

Looking back, the dance group manager, Kavuma Daudi, says he is grateful for the journey so far.

 The Triplets Ghetto Kids also lost the Favourite Social Media Star Award to Nigerian child comedienne Emmanuelle.  

The Ghetto Kids are the third Ugandans to be nominated in the awards. The first was Ann Kansime, then Eddy Kenzo.

However, sources say the speaker awarded  them with over Shs 100M.

The video garnered  about 53,834 views in just 3 hours. Most of her followers acknowledged that the spirit of late Michael Jackson lives in the talented kids.