Amanda Holden 'fell asleep' as Phantom Man 'took over her mind' on Britain's Got Talent

Britain's Got Talent fans were left complaining after the first instalment's incredible performance from Greatest Showman singer Loren Allred, as many claimed Simon Cowell must have already "known" she was a professional and branded the show a "fix". The contestant introduced herself as the singer behind Rebecca Ferguson's performances in the film. The character's most iconic moment takes place when she belts out the hit Never Enough in front of a theatre as Hugh Jackman's P.T.

SUSAN Boyle became one of TV's biggest ever success stories when she belted out I Dreamed A Dream on Britain's Got Talent. In the 12 years since Susan left Simon Cowell's jaw on the floor during the audition round of the show, she has performed around the world and amassed a fortune.

BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT was finally back tonight with the first golden buzzer being given to The Greatest Showman superstar Loren Allred. The show marked Simon Cowell's long-awaited return to Britain's Got Talent after was off-air since 2020. Fans were glued to their screens as the nation's favourite talent show came back - with Loren Allred winning their hearts with her breath-taking rendition of Never Enough from the award-winning movie.

AMANDA Holden left very little to the imagination as she wowed in a pink latex dress in tonight's eagerly awaited return of Britain's Got Talent. After nearly two years away due to the coronavirus pandemic, BGT finally returned on Saturday - and Amanda soon stole the show just minutes in.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent singer judge Simon Cowell was overcome with emotion as he described a singer as one of the best they'd had on the show. The Sun revealed Loren Allred found major success in the US after singing the anthem Never Enough in global hit movie The Greatest Showman.

BRITAIN’S Got Talent’s Loren Allred has revealed she suffered “frightening” sexual harassment from music executives as a teenage artist. Loren, 32 — the voice behind The Greatest Showman hit Never Enough — wowed viewers with her performance on the ITV show last night.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent viewers and judges alike were in tears as a shy dad was surprised by his kids in the show's return. Nick Edwards thought he had planned a day out with the family in London, but was shocked to his see him mum walk out on stage with his two young daughters.

BRITAIN's Got Talent viewers were all saying the same thing about Simon Cowell's face as the show returned tonight. After a two year break, fans of the hit show couldn't get over how different TV's famous 'Mr Nasty', 62, looked.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent fans were left terrified after an invisible ghost appeared on the show and hypnotised Amanda Holden. Tonight saw another dose of weird and wonderful acts grace the stage as BGT returned - and judge Amanda quickly found that out for herself.

David Walliams suffered a savage snub from head judge Simon Cowell backstage at Britain's Got Talent.The hit ITV talent show returned with its highly-anticipated new series on Saturday night (April 16), and the fun-filled first episode showed dancing robots, scooter stunts and a tear-jerker performance from dad Nick Edwards.The 15th series kicked off with an excitable backstage reunion of judges Simon, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David, who were all excited to see each other at a new round of auditions.However, it appeared David didn't quite get the warm reception he was looking for in Simon.Amanda and Alesha screamed in joy as they ran over and hugged eachother before comedian David waltzed in and announced: "He's here!"He then greeted a smiling Simon and joked that he couldn't remember the music mogul's name when he quipped: "Don't tell me, I know the face."Walliams then asked Simon: "Who did you miss the most?", to which Simon answered: "Alesha."David pressed him again, asking: "Then who did you miss the most?", but unfortunately Simon gestured over to the show's resident blonde bombshell.Simon answered: "Amanda," before David pressed him one more time, saying: "And then who did you miss the most?"He was in for another snubbing though when Simon revealed: "Ant and Dec."The cameras panned to the nation's favourite Geordie duo, who burst into the room clutching confetti guns and sprayed the room in gold.Saturday's episode saw one boy fall off his scooter during a dangerous trick which went horribly wrong.The group, named Scooter Boys, performed a dangerous routine which involved lots of jumps on towering ramps, but 6-year-old Austin slipped and fell face first into the ramp.An immediate silence fell on the room as

Britain’s Got Talent last night. And for once it wasn’t Simon Cowell.

ITV 's Britains Got Talent. She shot to fame as a member of Misteeq alongside Sabrina Washington and Su-Elise Nash back in 1999 before they parted ways in 2005. The former girl band member went on to have her own solo singing career with huge successes for her recognisable hits such as 'Breathe Slow'.

Britain's Got Talent and has been in the public eye ever since. The Portsmouth born presenter, grew up in the town of Bishop’s Waltham near Southampton and joined a theatre company aged nine.

Britain's Got Talent is back on our screens we took a look at Simon’s off-screen life, from his vow to never use botox again to his amazing weight loss and family life. READ MORE: Nick Edwards pulled from audience to audition on Britain's Got Talent as Doncaster dad performs song for his daughtersSimon Cowell proposed to his long term girlfriend Lauren Silverman at the end of last year. Lauren gave birth to their son Eric - who is now seven, born on Valentine's Day in 2014.

Britain's Got Talent viewers have blasted the show tonight for a 'fix' after a famous singer bagged the first Golden Buzzer of the series.

Britain's Got Talent has been faced with fix claims after just one episode of the new series.Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams were back on the judging panel on Saturday (April 16) night to offer their opinion on the latest batch of hopefuls.The opening episode featured one star who rose to fame on the soundtrack for hit movie musical The Greatest Showman, Loren Allred.She explained on the ITV show that voice appears on ballad Never Enough on the soundtrack alongside the likes of Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron and Zendaya.Though she didn’t appear on-screen in the hit flick, she lent her voice to Rebecca Ferguson’s character Jenny Lind - a professional opera singer hired by P. T.

Britain's Got Talent Scot Ferdinand Rennie got a standing ovation from the audience for his upbeat rendition of Never Enough but was told he'd ruined the song forever by a miffed Simon Cowell.

Amanda Holden was left totally shocked as a child accidentally tripped and fell during his performance on the new series of Britain's Got Talent. Austin, six, is a keen scooter-enthusiast and joined his team on the stage for a group performance. Complete with ramps and props, members Tyler, 10, Red, eight, and TJ, also eight, joined Austin in helmets as they prepared to wow judges Amanda, Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams for the opening.

Declan Donnelly couldn't help but break down into floods of tears as he watched Nick Edwards sing for his daughters on Britain's Got Talent. During the first episode of the programme, which has returned after two years, Nick's daughters surprised him by inviting him up onto the stage to perform in front of the panel of judges, including Simon Cowell, 62, Amanda Holden, 51, Alesha Dixon, 43, and David Walliams, 50.

Amanda Holden was pulled on stage to take part in the mystery routine. Throughout the act a number of unexplainable things occurred including a balloon burst on its own and a floating stick of chalk write out the word keys on a blackboard.But what really terrified viewers was the fact that stand-up comic David Walliam's real house keys had been taken without him noticing and used in the act. For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here. This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Amanda Holden cried when a contestant performed a moving song for his two daughters on Britain's Got Talent.In fact, Amanda's co-stars Declan Donnelly and fellow judge Alesha Dixon were all wiping away tears when the Yorkshire dad performed his audition.The hit ITV talent show returned to screens with its hotly-anticipated new series on Saturday (April 16), and it's fair to say it got off to a memorable start.Yorkshire dad Nick Edwards was in for a huge shock when he was pulled from the audience at an audition and asked to perform for judges Amanda, Alesha Dixon, Simon Cowell and David Walliams.The Doncaster singer, 35, was surprised by his two daughters Savannah and Cali, aged three and four, who appeared on stage with their grandmother Tracey.The two girls appeared in matching outfits when they joined their nan on stage to talk to the judges.Tracey then invited Nick onto the stage when she said: "Well Nick doesn't know anything about it, but we want to surprise him and we want him to come and sing because he sings a lovely song for the girls."She had revealed that they were coming to the audition to surprise Nick when asked why they were there, and that she had to apply to the show on his behalf as he would never have done it himself.Opening up about his lack of confidence in himself, Nick said: "I think over the years, I've lost a lot of confidence in myself, " adding: "So I tend to do it at home in the shower."Before he sang, he confessed he was incredibly nervous and emotional as he fought back tears behind his guitar.When he started singing, Amanda, Alesha and Dec were all in tears, as well as members of the audience.Fans at home were bleary-eyed at the moment too, with one writing: "I’m crying at the man singing