SHE became a household name when she appeared on Britain’s Got Talent in 2017 and five years on – Destiny Chukunyere looks very different. The 19-year-old, who is from Malta, has had a real glow up since finishing in sixth place on the show and has continued to pave a very successful singing career. In […]
SHE became a household name when she appeared on Britain’s Got Talent in 2017 and five years on – Destiny Chukunyere looks very different.
The 19-year-old, who is from Malta, has had a real glow up since finishing in sixth place on the show and has continued to pave a very successful singing career.
In 2019 she went on to appear in the Maltese version of the X Factor, which she won and in 2021 she represented her country in the Eurovision Song contest – finishing in seventh place.
She has got Eurovision history though – she previously won the junior version in 2015, two years before she went on the X Factor.
Destiny was just 14 when she went on the UK singing show and wowed the judges singing Aretha Franklin in her audition.
Now an adult, Destiny has a very glamorous look and often shares pictures of herself in stunning gowns as she continues to have a successful singing career.
Read More on Britain's Got Talent
Her Eurovision song contest track Je Me Casse went straight to number one in Malta and placed in the charts in the rest of Europe.
Speaking about the message behind the song, Destiny explained: “I chose “Je Me Casse” because the message of the song is all about female empowerment.
“It’s all about women out there knowing their worth, knowing they are beautiful, knowing they deserve the world and to believe in themselves by feeling confident in themselves and in their own skin.
“I think women need to start supporting each other much more and we need women to love one another, accept and push each other to work hard and achieve their dreams.”
Destiny’s dad is Nigerian former footballer Ndubisi Chukunyere.
