The 22-year-old was triumphant in the final of the hit show on Sunday evening. She will now be handed a prestigious role in the West End production of Mamma Mia in the role of Sophie. Tobias Turley was named as the other victor following a vote by the public after eight weeks of trials and tribulations. Since October 22 the competitors have sung, danced and acted their way to the final in front of a judging panel of Alan Carr, Jessie Ware, Samantha Barks and Amber Riley. On the show, host Zoe Ball said: “I can now reveal that the winners of Mamma Mia! I Have A Dream are Stevie and Tobias.” Speaking ahead of the final Stevie told STV News: She told STV News: “I never ever would have expected to have gotten to this point. I’m just so grateful.” The Glaswegian performer impressed the judges week upon week with powerful renditions of the likes of Shallow and All That Jazz, as well captivating acting skills which saw Stevie open up about a difficult period in her life. After performing a scene with west end legend Mazz Murray, in which they were playing the mother/daughter roles in Mamma Mia, Stevie admitted she found it tough, having lost her own mother when she was just 13-years-old. Stevie’s mum was her inspiration, lighting up a room and singing and dancing at any given opportunity. Sadly, she never got to see her daughter on stage but Stevie laughed as she said: “I would be scared to have her at the final watching me perform because she wouldn’t shut up! She’d be like ‘that’s my daughter!’ She’d be so excited. She’d be so proud.’” Get all the latest news from around the country Scan the QR code on your mobile device for all the latest news from around the country