Diversity's Ashley Banjo reflects on faith after pilgrimage
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Ashley Banjo MBE is best known as the founder of dance group Diversity, who shot to fame on Britain’s Got Talent in 2009.
After re-finding his faith in the Pandemic, he took part in the BBC series Pilgrimage, journeying to Holy Island alongside a group of celebrities of mixed beliefs. Esther spoke with Ashley to hear more about his God-filled experience!
Released on 1 Apr 2026
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