BGT fans in tears as David Walliams gives golden buzzer to Born To Perform

Britain's Got Talent fans love a scary act and viewers were blown away as a witch terrifed the judges on Saturday night's episode. The creepy character appeared in a puff of smoke holding an apple.

She wowed the judges with her talent as she took to the stage on Britain's Got Talent but viewers were stunned by young singer Honey Scott's cheeky dig at Stephen Mulhern. Honey performed an original song called Britain's Got Talent which gave a sassy take on the four judges Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Simon Cowell as well as hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.

Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon celebrated working together for ten years, a group of school kids reflected on their journey. Kids from Manchester Communication Primary Academy decided to impersonate the judges who were "auditioning" for their roles on the panel on April 30.But the boy impersonating Piers Morgan had the judges, social media and Piers himself in fits of laughter.As the auditions got into full swing, the child playing Amanda Holden revealed that Piers would be the first person to audition for his role on the panel.However, the resemblance was uncanny as mini-Piers stormed across the stage with Taylor Swift's 'Trouble' playing in the background.Simon Cowell burst into fits of laughter before the actor yelled: "Blah, blah, blah, blah," in true Piers style before Amanda cackled with laughter."That's exactly how he talks," exclaimed Ant McPartlin as even he struggled to contain his laughter after the outburst.Seconds after the audition, fans took to social media to share their thoughts, with one person saying: "They captured annoying Piers Morgan perfectly, so I'd have hit the golden buzzer just for that alone! #BGT."A second added: "Best Piers Morgan impression I've seen IMO [in my opinion] #BGT.""He has got piers nailed! He talks rubbish #BGT," shared another.Before a fourth typed: "On the + side one of the children got Piers Morgan to a tee.

Britain's Got Talent fans were in complete shock when 17 year old Honey Scott took to the stage on Saturday night.The teenager was armed with a guitar and sung an original song – two things that left viewers at home comparing her to one very famous X Factor star.Honey performed a song of her own and left the audience watching in the theatre stunned by her incredible voice and talent.The judges were impressed too, as the young star ended up getting four yes votes – one each from Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon.Taking to Twitter to discuss the likeness of Honey Scott and one former talent show contestant, fans watching the ITV talent contest at home were quick to take to social media.Fans at home couldn't help but compare young Honey to X Factor 2012 contestant Lucy Spraggan. "Honey Scott reminds me a lot of Lucy Spraggan got that similar sound with the guitar," penned one viewer.

Britain's Got Talent champ Jai McDowall has insisted his past feud with Simon Cowell is "water under the bridge", after the pair had an emotional backstage reunion.The Scottish singer revealed he was fighting back tears when he finally reunited with the music mogul off stage at Britain's Got Talent: The Champions in 2019.Jai won the 2011 series of the ITV talent show, which earned him a £100,000 cash prize and a slot at the Royal Variety Performance.He then signed to Simon's global record label Syco Music and released his debut album Believe before being dropped from the record giant a year later.Simon initially said he had been "disappointed" with Jai's progress and added: "He wasn't one of our best ones."Jai later hit back at the BGT boss by branding him "anti-Scottish" after another Scottish star was ejected from the show.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, Jai revealed he has patched things up with Simon and had to fight back tears when he reunited with the judge in 2019.He buried the hatchet with Simon when he starred on BGT: The Champions in 2019, which saw past champs like Jai dazzle the judges once more after winning the show.He also left fans swooning with his hunky transformation on the legends show, which peaked the interest of his pals.Asked if it was all water under the bridge, Jai said: "Now, thankfully it is. It was one of those things years ago where I was doing interviews for the Daily Record, I think."The last Scottish person had been put out the competition so there was a lot of things said.

David Walliams sparked a huge reaction from his fans when he shared a sweet photo of himself and a very famous dinner date on Friday.MORE: David Walliams pays tribute following sad death of beloved BGT starThe Britain's Got Talent judge looked delighted to be in such good company as he beamed alongside Friends star David Schwimmer. Both men grinned from ear-to-ear in the snap with David wrapping his arm around the US star, who sweetly rested his arm over David's shoulders.WATCH: David Walliams films inside beautiful London homeThe children's book author also shared a similar black and white image, but this time his hand was affectionately placed over David's wrist.

Britain’s Got Talent alongside his best friend Krista Hyatt.While the pair won the hearts of the nation with their dance routine under the moniker of Cheeky Monkeys they didn't manage to win the show but that hasn't held Charlie back.The 23-year-old has now managed to find fame and success in his own right working as a model, influencer and performer.Charlie has travelled the world partying with many famous faces and being paid thousands of pounds to do it.Talking to The Sun about his time on Britain's Got Talent Charlie said: “I have such amazing memories, sometimes it’s crazy to look back at it because it’s wild. The whole country was rooting for us.“I spent a lot of time with Simon Cowell, I love him.

HE won the heart of the nation when he appeared on Britain’s Got Talent at just eight years old. And even though Charlie Dixon and his best pal Krista Hyatt didn’t win with their cute dance act Cheeky Monkeys, he has gone on find his own success.

Ant McPartlin is seen by a medic after cutting his head on a coconut in an unseen Britain's Got Talent clip shared by the ITV show on Thursday. In the video, it sees Ant, 46, determined to crack open a coconut after an act uses the fruit during their audition on stage to impress judges Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, Simon Cowell and David Walliams.

Amanda Holden has left her Britain's Got Talent co-judges in hysterics as she shared her "brilliant" impressions on the ITV show. The hit talent show shared a hilarious Instagram clip of Amanda, 51, doing an impression of Lorraine Kelly, which left David Walliams and Alesha Dixon laughing. In the video, Amanda says: "Great, great, great! Do you like Coronation Street? I love Coronation Street!" BGT captioned the clip with: "@noholdenback: actress, singer, TV Judge, radio presenter and...

Britain's Got Talent champ Jai McDowall has dished on his hunky transformation over a decade after winning the ITV talent show - and why he now feels more confident than ever.The Scottish singer-songwriter won the fifth series of Britain's Got Talent back in 2011, which bagged him £100,000 and a performing slot at the 2011 Royal Variety Performance.Jai narrowly beat bookies' favourite Ronan Parke after dazzling the nation with his singing voice as well as then-judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Michael McIntyre and David Hasselhoff.Since leaving the show, Jai's kept himself busy with a handful of projects, such as touring the UK with his star-studded theatre show Les Musicals with G4 frontman Jonathan Ansell.However, some fans might be wondering what the Scottish hunk looks like these days, given it's been over a decade since he first walked onto the stage to audition for the BGT judges.Jai spoke exclusively to Daily Star's Sam Huntley about nose surgery, fawning fans, and why he feels more confident in his appearance.He had fans swooning over his epic new look when he appeared on Britain's Got Talent: The Champions in 2019, a moment published in an array of outlets at the time.And it turns out Jai was surprised by his friends who messaged him about the news stories.Asked if he saw the comments, Jai said: "My friends did and sent it to me being like 'have you seen this?', and I was like 'no, because I don't Google myself!', but yeah I've got a few of that.

Britain's Got Talent reportedly had a joke cut out of Saturday night's show (April 23) in which David Walliams poked fun at Simon Cowell's real age. The 62-year-old music mogul, who heads up the judging panel on BGT, allegedly asked for the cheeky jibe to be slashed from the final edit of Saturday night's show – weeks after it made its return to our telly screens.

Britain's Got Talent contestant after viewers claimed she was an experienced professional.Impressionist Suzi Wild had the ITV show's judging panel in stitches on Saturday evening's programme as she imitated celebrities including the Queen and Lorraine Kelly. Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden were all seen bursting into laughter at her impressions and the show's co-host Declan Donnelly marvelled off-stage at the accuracy of Suzi's Janet Street-Porter impersonation.

Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams gather once more to decide which performers make it through. David Walliams is comedian, actor, writer, and television personality, before joining the hit ITV show David was probably best known for his work with Matt Lucas on the BBC sketch comedy series Little Britain. He is also a writer of children's books, having sold more than 37 million copies worldwide.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent is in a new fix row after fans pointed out that London Community Gospel Choir are 'already famous' and have a 'huge fan base'. Saturday evening's instalment of the ITV show saw a range of new acts perform in front of judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams.

Britain's Got Talent viewers were blown away after watching a dance group of people with different disabilities. Born to Perform, a group from Northampton, took to the stage of the ITV programme to dance in sync to You Can't Stop The Beat, from the hit film Hairspray. People aged 14 to 24 explained they wanted to "break down barriers" and perform without fear of judgement.

Britain's Got Talent fans were left in utter disbelief as comedy duo Brian and Krysstal appeared on the ITV stage.From the moment they appeared on screen, viewers were apprehensive, but once it became clear they were a comedy duo, fans were immediately loving it.However, something else caught the attention of viewers aside from their comedy, with the pair revealing their age as they introduced themselves to the judges.Brian confessed he was in his late sixties, while Krysstal told the judges and the audience that she was 71 - leaving those in the audience and fans at home utterly gobsmacked.The moment she revealed her age a member of the audience could be heard saying: "She looks good for her age!", while users online didn't hold back from sharing their shock.One user wrote: "Surely that's a lie? She can't be older than 60! #BGT."While another wrote: "She's 71... is she for real? #BGT."A third said: "71??? No way!"Another fan added: "Krysstal cannot be 71 she looks in her 50s! #BGT."Krysstal was the "assistant" to Brian, but she soon showed her own talents as she started playing multiple musical instruments in the humorous segment.She looked very vibrant as she donned a sparkly rainbow jacket paired with space buns and had a dazzling bright pink lipstick on.

Britain's Got Talent were not happy that another act who were already "well known" took to the stage on Saturday's programme (April 23).Fans of the ITV favourite were up in arms that a renowned choir were fast tracked through to the next round with four unanimous yes' from the judging panel that includes Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon.Taking to Twitter, online users in the their masses aired their disappointment, with one user writing: "London Community Gospel Choir are phenomenal. That’s why they’re well-known, successful and often on TV or other artists’ recordings.

Simon Cowell, 62, is understood to now have taken more of a backseat in some of his ventures.The record executive wants to spend more time with his young son Eric Cowell, eight, and avoid becoming ill.Over the course of his career, he's launched numerous shows and founded media empire Syco - though he's said to be winding down his empire, including with The X Factor not returning.It's believed to be part of a strategy by the Britain's Got Talent judge to counteract his "unhealthy addiction to work," with him having been concerned about this.The music mogul opened up about his anxiety recently, revealing that whilst he remains on shows like BGT, he's taking a backseat when it comes to running them.He explained during an interview: "I made the decision that my main job would be being on TV, not running a production company.

Simon Cowell has revealed he would be "petrified" if his son Eric were to perform on Britain's Got Talent, after the ITV show was halted due to a horror scooter crash.The inaugural episode of the new series saw four young boys aged between six and 10 take to the stage at the London Palladium to perform a series of scooter tricks involving towering ramps.Scooter Boys' routine, however, was drastically called to a halt after one member - Austin - fell from his scooter, forcing the intervention of medical staff.Thankfully, he was soon deemed to be okay to continue his routine and returned to the stage to rapturous applause.But that doesn't quell Simon's worries for his own son.Speaking to Daily Star and other press, Simon revealed: "I'm like, 'my god, what if that was Eric?' It would be like 'wow'... I would be petrified!'"Fellow judge David Walliams agreed that having kids changes things from a judging capacity, as he spilled: "I think having kids definitely changes you.

Britain's Got Talent judge Simon Cowell has revealed what he keeps under his desk – his nuts.TV’s "Mr Nasty", 62, has become a health fanatic in recent years and shuns sweets.Instead, he said: "I have a bowl of nuts under the desk."Where I can, I have cut out the sugar and the dairy and the gluten from my diet."That has made a difference genuinely to my health. Plus before my accident, I went out on my bike a lot.