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He reigned victorious on The Voice UK on Sunday night - culminating a nail-biting four months of powerhouse performances.

And hot on the heels of his big win, Mo Adeniran spilled all about the chaotic finale - in particular, referencing his abusive foster upbringing, which 'he wouldn't change for the world', that served him in staying strong throughout the competition.

Chatting exclusively to MailOnline, the 21-year-old singer, who previously opened up about being saved by social services as a youngster, proved no ill will to his former foster carer - even admitting that he has 'a lot of love for her.'

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The champ speaks! The Voice UK winner Mo Adeniran spilled all about the chaotic finale - in particular, referencing his abusive foster upbringing, which 'he wouldn't change for the world', that served him in staying strong throughout the competition

Mo, who beat Welsh duo Into The Ark to win the popular singing series, confessed: 'I think my life experiences have made me a better person.'

Speaking further about the five years following his adoption at age 3, he continued: 'I wouldn't change it because it's made me a more understanding and well-rounded person.

'I don't have any hate for her. We may not see eye to eye, but I actually got a lot of love for her,' he continued to reflect on his life following his admission back into care.

Drawing further inspiration from his own positive outlook, Mo - whose debut single Unsteady has already soared to no.3 on iTunes - confessed that he had no time for 'anger' - placing his emotional focus on the people who love him.

Victorious: He was crowned winner on The Voice UK on Sunday night - culminating a nail-biting four months of powerhouse performances

Chatting exclusively to MailOnline: The singer, 21, who previously opened up being saved by social services as a youngster, proved no ill will to his former foster carer - even admitting that he has 'a lot of love for her'

Conversation then turned to the events that unfolded during the dramatic finale - including a fan invading the stage and Tom Jones swearing live on TV.  

Already showcasing his knack for professionalism, Mo made light of the intruder situation: 'It was all such a blur. Security had him off quicker than he was on. Personally, I don't think he posed a threat.'

The fan, who was waving a placard was swiftly removed by burly security guard seconds after he ran on stage, with host Emma ignoring the chaos on stage. 

Even the coaches were confused by the antics unfolding on stage, with Will.i.am tweeting: 'What was that?' and 'That's how you get out of a mistake'.

Reflecting on traumatic past: Mo, who beat Welsh duo Into The Ark to win the popular singing series, confessed: 'I think my life experiences have made me a better person'

'I have no hate for her': Speaking further about the five years following his adoption at age 3, he continued, 'I wouldn't change it because it's made me a more understanding and well-rounded person'

Positive outlook: Mo - whose debut single Unsteady has already soared to no.3 on iTunes - confessed that he had no time for 'anger' - placing his emotional focus on the people who love him

Gavin Rossdale and Jennifer Hudson were seen looking on in shock as Emma quickly threw to a break. 

A representative for ITV told MailOnline: 'During the results this evening,there was a brief interruption on stage, which was dealt with immediately by security. The show continued as planned.' 

Speaking about Tom Jones, who accidentally swore with excitement after his act Into The Ark made it into the final two, the reality show winner reasoned: 'I think at the end of the day, no one is perfect.

'At some point, there's going to be a bleeper. I messed up at the start of my last performance anyways. No one is going to be perfect all the time.'

Vocal powerhouse: Mo impressed judges and the viewing public with his renditions of Iron Sky by Paolo Nutini AND Unsteady by X Ambassadors

Talented: It came as no surprise to see he scooped the win on the night, as he has long been the bookies favourite

The final three: Jamie Miller, Into The Ark,  Mo Adeniran battled it out to be crowned winner 

However, Mo's night proved to be much smoother as he impressed judges and the viewing public with his renditions of Iron Sky by Paolo Nutini AND Unsteady by X Ambassadors.

It came as no surprise to see he scooped the win on the night, as he has long been the bookies favourite.

After his performances, his mentor Jennifer reasoned: 'If that is not a representation of what The Voice is about then I don't know what is. It's timeless and it's not something that comes about all the time.' 

Mo went on to gush about his 'emotionally invested' and 'genuine' mentor to MailOnline. 

Final two: Finishing in second place was Welsh duo Into The Ark (L) - Taylor Jones and Dane Lloyd - who thanked their mentor Tom for all his help throughout the process

Oops: The contestants took a back seat during Sunday's final of The Voice as the show descended into chaos with Tom Jones swearing live on air

Bundled off: The stage was then invaded as a fan ran across the cameras waving a placard

What was that? Gavin Rossdale and Jennifer Hudson (pictured) were seen looking on in shock as Emma quickly threw to a break after the blunder 

'That woman is incredible! To have someone who's such a star, but still be so down to earth...

'Especially because she came from a similar background herself on American Idol.'

Drawing on her participation in igniting his music career, Mo continued: 'We've exchanged details and she said to me that if there's anything that I need from her or anything that she can do to help - she's just a message away. I really appreciate that!'

The question now remains is how Mo will mould himself as a success story in the notoriously difficult music industry. 

 'That woman is incredible!' Mo went on to gush about his 'emotionally invested' and 'genuine' mentor to MailOnline

'We've exchanged numbers': The future star spoke about her participation in igniting his music career

Past winner of The Voice UK, such as Leanne Mitchell, Steve McCrorie and Andre Begley, have all failed to make an impact in the charts. 

'I've got an excellent management team and a record label. It's a great team, everyone is eager to make sure that I've got everything to succeed. Everyone's doing right by me and I'm doing right by them,' he was thrilled to state. 

The star who is set to start working on his EP this week also pondered his future: 'I'd love to go international in the future, but I've always been told not to run before you can walk.'

'I'd love to go international': The star who is set to start working on his EP this week also pondered his future in the music industry