Aquabatique star Zoe hopes offers flood in after BGT final

Shropshire swimming sensation Zoe Cooper said today she was waiting for opportunities to flood in following her showstopping appearance with Aquabatique on Britain's Got Talent.

The synchronised swimmer and her team mates performed in front of millions during Saturday night's Britain's Got Talent final- but missed out on a place in the final three acts.

Dancing dog trick act Ashleigh and Pudsey was crowned the winner, scooping the £500,000 grand prize.

But Zoe, who has now returned to Shropshire, said she had been inundated with messages of support from around the world during her time on the ITV talent show.

Zoe, from Shrewsbury, makes up one quarter of synchronised swimming group Aquabatique, who perform underwater aqua-aerobics displays in a human-sized fish tank.

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The unusual and highly skilled act wowed judges and audiences on the talent show and saw Zoe and her team secure a place in this year's live final-beating thousands of other hopeful auditionees.

Today Zoe said she hoped the TV exposure would help offers for her act to flood in.

Zoe said: "I'm absolutely shattered. We first auditioned back in January and the last five months have been a whirlwind.

"I was in floods of tears after our last performance because it was just such an achievement to get to the final.

"The standard was so high this year and there was no rivalry between contestants because we were so different. Everyone in that final was a winner.

"It's been great exposure and now I'm just waiting to see what will happen next."

Zoe is already booked to perform at this month's Monaco Grand Prix with her other swimming group Aqubatix.