Ashley Banjo shares pic of his kids saying ‘one’s white and one’s brown – that should confuse the racists’ after BGT row

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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

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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.

Jordan Banjo has hit back at a nasty troll calling him a "disgrace" after Diversity's BLM-inspired performance on Britain's Got Talent.

ITV have thrown their support behind Ashley Banjo and his Diversity bandmates following a barrage of complaints about their Black Lives Matter inspired routine on Britain's Got Talent.

Britain's Got Talent, inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement and which featured imagery of George Floyd's death, sparked over 22,000 complaints. Since the performance, head dancer Ashley, 31, has been hit with criticism from social media trolls, but that didn't stop him from "lightening the mood".Taking to his official Instagram page, the stand-in Britain's Got Talent judge posed alongside his children Rose and Micah.Ashley captioned his post: "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..."One child is brown and one is white...

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 2020 judge Amanda Holden, 49, has issued her support to Ashley Banjo, 31, after Diversity’s latest performance on BGT sparked over 15,000 Ofcom complaints.

Britain's Got Talent Judge Ashley Banjo has spoken out, addressing the controversy surrounding Diversity's BLM-inspired dance on the show.In a response to the ground-breaking choreography, the BGT judge revealed he has received "racist abuse" and "threats" in the days since the dance sequence aired.The dance was a response to the death of George Floyd, showing Ashley on the ground as a dancer acting as an officer rested his knee on his neck. Despite paying a powerful tribute to the Black Lives Matter movement, certain viewers took offence to the routine, with Ofcom receiving over 15,000 complaints over the performance.

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Ashley Banjo’s wife has sent a powerful message to critics of Diversity’s performance on Britain’s Got Talent.Francesca Banjo, who is also a dancer, published the post on Instagram in solidarity with her husband and his dance troupe.Diversity’s routine on Saturday’s semi-final show heavily referenced the death of George Floyd and the protests that followed.The routine was inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement and included Ashley being knelt on by a police officer.It also featured a recital of the viral poem called The Great Realisation, by poet Tomfoolery, which is about the coronavirus pandemic.By Monday it had attracted 1,121 complaints to broadcasting watchdog Ofcom. That raised to 7,000 on Wednesday.

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Britain's Got Talent. The latest offering of the ITV show saw dance troupe Diversity take to the stage to perform a routine that referenced George Floyd's death in America earlier this year.

Complaints to regulator Ofcom about Saturday night's Britain's Got Talent semi-final have risen to 7,581.

Diversity's dance routine on Britain's Got Talent on Saturday, 5 September, has seen Ofcom complaints double to 2,996 so far this week.The powerful Black Lives Matter inspired dance routine caused a split in viewer opinion, with many praising the choreography that included a reference to the tragic death of George Floyd and the subsequent protests. However, some felt it "too politicised" and complained to the UK's communications regulator.

Ofcom complaints over Saturday night's Britain's Got Talent have more than doubled to 2,996 in two days, following a polarisation in opinion over a dance routine by former winners Diversity.