Diversity aren't the only Britain's Got Talent winners this morning - fans who placed bets on the show's outsiders to win are also celebrating success.
The dance troupe's Ashley Banjo told us, "We didn't place bets on ourselves, but there were certain places where the odds were 25-1".
"We have heard a rumour that someone put a bet of £3000 on us to win - which would give them about £75,000".
"People close to us believed in what we were going to do. But I don't know that anyone really expected us to come up with the routine and win like we did".
"Whoever put £3 grand on us, thank you for believing".
"You now have more money than us!"
As the overall winners of Britain's Got Talent, the eleven-strong street crew will receive a prize consisting of £100,000 and an invitation to perform on the Royal Variety Performance in front of the Queen.
But like many of the acts who have taken part Diversity insist it's all about the title - and of course the taking part.
Ashley told us, "Because there are eleven of us in the group, it isn't like a solo person winning £100,000. I hadn't thought about the money until you mentioned it".
"At the moment, winning is more than enough, winning and performing for the Queen".
The winners will, however, can hope that Britain's Got Talent could launch them on a successful and lucrative future career. And Ashley has no regrets about forgetting to place that bet.
He said, "If someone had said to me, 'You are going to win', I would've said 'No'.
"Even if the odds were 20-1, I would have said a million to one".
"This is not and has never been about money. I can't explain how this feels. We are just a bunch of normal lads, brothers and friends. For us to come and do this it is amazing".
In the meantime, some group members plan to put their cash toward driving lessons. And there are always bills to pay...