Oran McConville, a member of the St Patrick's Primary School choir that reached the 2017 semi-finals, died in a car crash at age 18. His death occurred just six weeks after his father passed away, marking a third family tragedy following the loss of his sister years earlier.

The talented teenager was praised as a "natural performer" by Simon Cowell during his audition. Beyond the show, McConville was a dedicated member and coach at his local Gaelic Athletics club, remembered by his community for his infectious positivity, kindness, and deep love for music and guitar.

Dave Betton, who appeared on the show in 2020 as part of the singing duo "Dave and Dean," passed away from sepsis at the age of 82. The vocalist was surrounded by loved ones in Lytham during his final days, leaving behind a large family including five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Betton was a prolific entertainer who performed for decades across the UK, Australia, and Las Vegas. Though he retired after his wife's death, his son Dean persuaded him to audition for BGT, where their rendition of "That's Life" earned a standing ovation and high praise from the judges.

Chantel Bellew, a quarter-finalist from Series 13 in 2019, died aged 34 following a suspected overdose. A professional tap dancer and singer, she performed in major productions like 42nd Street and even taught Strictly Come Dancing star Anton Du Beke how to tap dance during her successful career.

Bellew was remembered as a "sparkly spirit" despite her long-term struggles with depression and the professional difficulties of the entertainment industry. Following her death, her friends organized a fundraiser to support the mental health charity Mind in her memory, highlighting her legacy as a passionate performer.