Ashley Banjo says he’s ‘never been prouder’ as he praises ITV for ‘making a change’ by standing by Diversity dance

JORDAN Banjo has defended David Walliams' silence over Diversity's Britain's Got Talent performance. The dance troupe came under scrutiny for the BLM dance that they performed on the popular ITV talent show, which sparked over 24,000 Ofcom complaints from people who didn't agree with it being aired.

Kevin Clifton has given his views on Diversity 's Britain's Got Talent Performance that racked up thousands of Ofcom complaints from viewers.

Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon was forced to brush off a dig from co-star David Walliams during the latest instalment of the ITV competition.

Ashley Banjo has shared his thanks to ITV after they supported Diversity’s performance on Britain’s Got Talent, despite 24,000 complaints to Ofcom.The 31 year old dancer, who is stepping in for Simon Cowell as BGT judge, posted an image of ITV’s latest advert, which was circulated in the national newspapers on Saturday 19 September.The powerful ad shows a black and white photo of Ashely taking the knee and shares their support with his dance group Diversity’s recent routine. ITV wrote on top of the image: “We are charged by what we see.

Ashley Banjo said his dance group Diversity have “never been prouder”, following ITV’s support for their performance of a routine inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement.

Ashley Banjo has made a defiant post after OfCom announced that it will not investigate Diversity's highly controversial Britain's Got Talent routine.

Britain's Got Talent 's newest judge Ashley Banjo has taken to Instagram to say he would perform the Black Lives Matter routine a "100 times over" as Ofcom stands with Diversity.

Britain’s Got Talent winners Diversity, which is led by Ashley Banjo, 31, performed a Black Lives Matter-inspired routine, which shone a light on police brutality as well as the coronavirus pandemic earlier this month.The performance made a reference to George Floyd, who died after a policeman knelt on his neck.While many fans of the show praised the group for their emotional performance, Ofcom received over 24,000 complaints about the routine.It has since become the second-most complained about television moment of the decade.Despite this, broadcasting regulator Ofcom has confirmed they won’t be investigating further into the complaints.They said in a statement: “We carefully considered a large number of complaints about this artistic

BRITAIN'S Got Talent's Ashley Banjo says he would do the Black Lives Matter dance "100 times over" as Ofcom supports Diversity's performance. The dance, which saw a police officer kneeling on Ashley Banjo, sparked 24,500 complaints to the broadcast regulator after it aired on September 5.

Britain’s Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon says she became emotional watching Diversity’s performance on the show.

Britain's Got Talent which referenced George Floyd's death Britain's Got Talent has so far been hit with more than 23,308 complaints over the dance group's routine earlier this month, with some claiming the show should not be "politicised". Since the routine, which saw a cop 'kneel' on Jordan's brother Ashley Banjo 's neck aired, the Diversity stars have been hit by a relentless barrage of horrific abuse online.

Ashley Banjo has shared a sweet snap of his two children to Instagram to “lighten the mood”, joking that it would “confuse the racists” because “one child is brown child is brown and one is white”.The leader of dance troupe Diversity, 31, posted the picture in the aftermath of the racial abuse and complaints he received following his performance on Britain’s Got Talent. Instead of fighting fire with fire and retaliating negatively towards those who are being nasty, Ashley shared a shot of himself sat on some steps with his children in a pram behind.

ITV has praised Diversity for the group’s “authentic, heartfelt” performance on Britain’s Got Talent, which was inspired by Black Lives Matter and has since been the subject of thousands of complaints to the broadcasting watchdog.

Britain's Got Talent viewers of taking a political stance during a family entertainment show and it's now the second most complained about TV moment of the decade.

JORDAN Banjo says the 22,000 people who complained to Ofcom about Diversity's BLM dance "make him sick". The disgusted dancer hit out as he shared a racist message sent in the aftermath of the Britain's Got Talent performance.

Diversity dancer Jordan Banjo has hit out at the 20,000 complaints made after their moving Britain's Got Talent performance.

Ashley Banjo is leader of the dance troupe Diversity, who found fame after winning Britain’s Got Talent in 2009.The 6 foot 4 inch star, recently returned to the hit ITV talent show as a guest judge and also took to the stage to perform an emotional and brilliantly choreographed Black Lives Matter-inspired performance. During the semi-final on 5 September the dancer and his street dance group showcased a routine which served as a commentary on both the coronavirus pandemic and the racial injustices that have been brought into the spotlight after the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, in America.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent has been hit with a staggering 21,673 complaints over Diversity’s Black Lives Matter routine. The number of objections to the TV watchdog has continued to rocket about the dance, which saw a white police officer kneeling on Ashley Banjo, and is now close to being TV's most complained about moment of the decade.

Britain's Got Talent judge and Diversity dancer Ashley Banjo has revealed vile trolls warned he "should look over his shoulder" and warned he "would get his head kicked in" following his group's controversial performance.

Ashley Banjo took time out with his children this week after sharing horrific messages of abuse he’s received over his controversial Britain’s Got Talent performance. The Dancing On Ice judge shared an adorable photo of him posing beside his children in their pushchairs during an afternoon outing on Monday. In the caption, he took the opportunity to troll the racists themselves by highlighting the difference in his children’s skin complexions. ‘There’s been a lot of negativity recently so I thought I’d lighten the mood with a picture of me completing some dad duties,’ he said. ‘One child is brown and one is white … That should confuse the racists