Francine Lewis

​Francine Lewis is a distinguished English impressionist, actress, model, and television presenter who gained national prominence as a finalist on Britain’s Got Talent (BGT) in 2013. Born on November 7, 1975, in Blackpool, Lancashire, she has built a multifaceted career in entertainment.

During her BGT audition, Francine captivated both the judges and the audience with her impeccable impressions of celebrities such as Stacey Solomon, Amy Childs, Katie Price, Holly Willoughby, and Cheryl Cole. Her performance led to unanimous approval from the judges, propelling her to the semi-finals, where she expanded her repertoire to include characters like Dot Cotton, Sharon Osbourne, and Audrey Roberts. Her success in the semi-finals secured her a place in the grand finale, marking her as the first female impressionist comedian to reach the live BGT finals.

Following her success on BGT, Francine’s career flourished. She made guest appearances on popular television programs such as Loose Women and The Generation Game. Additionally, she showcased her comedic talents on Channel 4’s Very Important People, where she impersonated a variety of celebrities alongside Morgana Robinson.

In addition to her television work, Francine has an extensive background in theater. She has starred in numerous pantomimes, including lead roles in productions like Aladdin, Bugsy Malone, Cinderella, Robin Hood, and Snow White, where she portrayed the Wicked Stepmother. ​

Beyond her professional achievements, Francine is a mother of two and is of Middle Eastern descent. She has also been active in the corporate entertainment circuit, performing at various high-profile events and private parties. ​

Francine Lewis continues to be a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, renowned for her exceptional talent in celebrity impersonations and her versatility across multiple entertainment platforms.