Former ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ wheelchair dancer Paula Moulton died Wednesday at the age of 52.

Moulton is confirmed dead. facebook post for her philanthropic work, strictly wheels, but the cause was not revealed. “We are shocked to announce the sudden passing of our co-founder Paula,” the post said. “The joy of dance that Paula left behind will live forever in our memories.”

Moulton gained popularity in 2012 when he auditioned for “” with Strictly Wheels co-founder Gary Reines.Britain’s Got Talent” Four resounding “yes” from the judges ultimately qualified Moulton and Lyness for the semi-finals of the 2012 season. (Related: ‘America’s Got Talent’ magician Scott Alexander dies at 52)

Paula Moulton, a 2012 semi-finalist on Britain’s Got Talent, has died at the age of 52. https://t.co/FscFlcUuqm

— Entertainment Weekly (@EW) June 28, 2023

Moulton and Reines began dancing in February 2010, making regular appearances in Europe before and after their ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ appearance.

Moulton explained her use of a wheelchair in a 2012 interview after appearing on Britain’s Got Talent.

“I had pneumonia and contracted MRSA while in the hospital, damaging my pelvis, lower spine, hip and thighbone,” Moulton said. daily star. “I have nerve damage.

“When I was told I would be in a wheelchair, I fell and was very tired, so I was really relieved. We had no choice but to use ,” she added.