Simon Cowell's new talent show, Walk the Line, returned for a second night on Monday, with four new contestants being introduced to the show.

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Presented by Maya Jama, the second episode saw the new performers take to the stage for the first time, as they tried to impress the Walk the Line judges - Alesha Dixon, Craig David, Gary Barlow and Dawn French.

Following heir performances, the audience were made to vote for their favourite acts, after which two acts went head-to-head and a winner was decided.

So, who won the second episode of Walk the Line?

Here's everything you need to know.

Ella Rothwell

Ella Rothwell was revealed as the winner of round two, making this her second win of the series.

Following an audience vote, Ella was asked to sing against new contestant Darby, after which she was declared the winner.

Ella decided to "Walk The Line" for a second time and go through to Tuesday night's show, rather than cashing out.

The singer won the night before, when she performed her song I Wonder If You're Happy.

Ella Rothwell Walk The Line winner
Ella Rothwell ITV

"Really beautiful song, that could actually be a hit record. I thought it was absolutely beautiful, well done," Gary Barlow said. "I'm watching a singer, but I'm also seeing an artist."

"You have everything that it takes, congratulations on an amazing performance – for me one of the strongest of the night," Alesha Dixon said.

Speaking of what she'd do with her winnings, Ella revealed: "If I won any money, I would buy a house boat."

Following the vote, the singer was faced with a tough decision to either cash out of the competition for £10,000 or compete again against four new challengers in the following night's edition, with a total of £500,000 up for grabs if she makes it to the final round in the competition.

Ella decided to "Walk the Line" and returned for the second night.

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Walk The Line is on ITV daily at 8pm. Check out more of our Entertainment coverage or visit our TV Guide to see what’s on tonight.

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