 David said: 'I've had the most incredible time and I honestly want to say I'm so gassed that Anthonia has won this. She is incredible. To Olly, you are incredible, thank you so much.' Anthonia then said: 'This has been one of the best journeys I've ever been on. I've become the person I've always wanted to be. 'Working hard and just really sharing messages through song. The fact it connected with you all is just my dream. Sir Tom – the coolest guy. Thank you.' 'This has been one of the best journeys I've ever been on. I've become the person I've always wanted to be." (Image: ITV) The series underwent a shake-up this time around, as coaches Anne-Marie and Olly Murs returned for a second series, joining show legends Sir Tom Jones and Will.i.am. The show this year featured a huge format shake-up after it returned to our screens on ITV, with a twist from the usual format. This year some singers were given another chance to impress and ultimately win the show and a recording contract. The new twist to the contest was called The Callbacks and allowed certain contestants another shot to battle it out and earn a place in the semi-finals. David said: 'I honestly want to say I'm so gassed that Anthon){kind=link}
Tom Jones’s finalist Anthonia Edwards and Olly Murs’ contender David Adeogun battled it out in The Voice UK final
The Voice UK has crowned its latest winner after Sir Tom Jones’ mentee Anthonia Edwards beat out David Adeogun to take home the coveted record deal.
Host Emma Willis announced the winner as the pair stood socially distanced on stage together, with Saturday night’s instalment of the ITV show marking the final of this year’s series.
Tom Jones’s finalist Anthonia and Olly Murs’ contender David had already bested Anne-Marie’s Mark Howard and Team Will’s Naomi Johnson.
Ultimately, Emma announced it would be Anthonia that would receive the coveted record contract with Universal’s label UMOD.