Where Britain's Got Talent egg thrower is now – from Disney role to Star Wars spin-off

People are just realising what the woman who egged Simon Cowell live on Britain's Got Talent is doing now. The viral moment saw Natalie Holt break from the choir during an opera performance to hurl eggs at the TV personality. The heated moment during the 2013 Britain's Got Talent final made headlines at the time.

But few know what happened next for Holt, who has enjoyed a successful career with some of the biggest brands in the entertainment industry. The viral moment has been praised by many viewers over a decade on from the incident, and others applauded Holt's work elsewhere.

In a post to the r/BritishTV Reddit page, reality television viewers were left wondering what had happened to Holt. The Royal Academy of Music student made headlines during the performance of Richard & Adam, two finalists from the show.

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Though she may be famed for the egging of Cowell, she also found work as a composer for Disney. Most recently she composed the score to Disney's Marvel series, Loki.

A post to the r/BritishTV page reads: "During the 2013 Britain’s Got Talent final, a woman named Natalie Holt disrupted an opera performance to pelt eggs at Simon Cowell. Holt ended up the composer for Disney+'s Loki."

The original poster suggested it was due to not being voted through that the egging happened, but this was debunked. Theories have since spread over the reason Holt egged Cowell.

One user suggested: "I thought she was protesting the fact that they'd been booked to mime (lip sync? but with instruments?) She was angry that the show had hired real expert musicians to sit there and pretend to play.

"So she exposed they were faking by stopping to pelt eggs and letting the music continue." Another guessed: "Wasn't the egg thing her being mad about the power Cowell had over the music industry especially with X Factor getting the Christmas number 1 every year."

Whatever the eggy protest was carried out for, Holt has gone on to enjoy some huge credits in some of the most popular pieces of film and television.

Holt went on to work with the legendary producer John Williams on Obi-Wan Kenobi and was a staple of the second season of Knightfall.

Her work with Williams on the Star Wars spin-off was preceded by a 12 episode stint on the Loki team, which also had her feature as an accordion player.

In film, Holt has composed with Hildur Guðnadóttir on Journey's End and was the music production assistant on the Matthew Vaughn-directed fantasy film, Stardust.

Also her work was set to feature on the 2022 adaptation of Batgirl, though the film was shelved. Despite involvement from Oscar winners J.K. Simmons and Brendan Fraser, the film has yet to release, and it does not seem like it will.