It’s the second time the legendary TV talent show discovery has visited New Zealand since his meteoric rise to stardom nine months ago. And while Potts is now an international star it’s his humble attitude that shows his feet are still firmly on the ground.

''I love this country and I’ll definitely be back again,'' Potts told the crowd. He said he had been blown away by the beauty of Queenstown and had enjoyed every minute of his time in Christchurch, Wellington and Rotorua.

Having captured the hearts of millions throughout the world when he won the Britain’s Got Talent show with his haunting rendition of Puccine’s Nessun Dorma. And he has now won over Kiwi audiences with his powerful voice and unassuming appreciation of New Zealand and its people.

Potts told a capacity audience in Auckland that he and his wife had enjoyed three roast dinners in a week since arriving. On his last visit he commented on the joy of finding luggage trolleys at Auckland airport that were not only readily available but also functioned properly. Small things to some, but all part of what Potts says made it a joy to come back to New Zealand.

Potts has now moved on to Australia where he will sing in major cities including a special performance in the Sydney Opera House.

Source: Homes Worldwide