BGT's Amanda Holden says she won't 'cover up' for semi-finals despite complaints

Britain's Got Talent viewers have argued that the show is "rigged" for Loren Allred to win the semi-final round.Fans of the ITV show have taken to social media to argue that they believe producers put a bunch of "rubbish" acts on so Loren could sail through to the final round.Loren sang Never Enough from The Greatest Showman during her audition and was given Amanda Holden's golden buzzer.The singer was the real singer of that song - as opposed to what fans thought it was actress Rebecca Ferguson.Loren performed on Thursday's show (May 2) and after her song judge David Walliams coined her as the possible winner of the show. However, taking to Twitter, one fan wrote: "I see they put the professional singer on a night with other acts that had no talent at all!, not fixed to get to the final at all!!!"Another added: "We all know Loren has won it's a fix why they are bothering to drag it out I don't know."While a third penned: "Have they purposely put all the bad acts on tonight to make sure their golden girl Loren gets through.""Have they purposely put all the bad acts on tonight to make sure their golden girl Loren gets through stopping now lol," shared a fourth.A fifth put: "What’s going on with @BGT tonight why has acts like Titan got through???? Feel like this is set up for Loren Allred to win this semi final.""They really are putting all the sh**acts on one night just to make sure loren get through mmmmmmm seems fixed," another tweeted.Another viewer added: "This semi final is definitely rigged for Loren Allred to get through to the final it’s the weakest semi final of the week by far, literally not a single standout performance.

Amanda Holden never misses an opportunity to get tongues wagging, but many of her Instagram uploads leave jaws on the floor instead.The Britain's Got Talent bombshell is known to push the boundaries on the ITV show with her risqué dresses and has been hit by plenty of Ofcom complaints in the past.But the 51-year-old sometimes risks getting a telling off on Instagram too as she strips off for seriously steamy naked or near-nude photos.As we prepare to say goodbye to Britain's Got Talent for another year, Daily Star is taking a look at gorgeous Amanda's hottest ever nude pics.It seems Amanda can't get enough of sharing her bath time routine with fans, as she shared a clip of her washing her hair this week and back in May.The stunner smiled as she appeared topless in a deep tub, with her hands lathering up some shampoo on top of her head.Her skin was as smooth as ever as her décolletage glistened from the bath water and soap suds.Posting the video again more recently, Amanda explained it was an ad for a brand of purple shampoo, as she spiked up her longe blonde locks to look like a horn.Amanda stripped completely nude for her hottest ever photoshoot, covering up with a slender fur wrap.The blonde beauty added plenty of bling with a diamond ring and matching necklaces, as she let her gorgeous looks shine.The incredible shoot was for a competition Heart FM was throwing, with Amanda revealing she was wearing more than 1,000 diamonds which were worth £1million."There was a security guard hovering and they left with the ring and necklace within 10 minutes of this picture," she revealed.To ring in 2021, Amanda posed topless in her hot tub as she enjoyed a glass of fizz.With her caramel locks falling to her shoulders, Amanda stood

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden left little to the imagination as she ditched her clothes for a racy advert on her Instagram page.Amanda, 51, looked gorgeous as she stripped off to strike a pose in the bath with shampoo in her hair as she shared the glamorous advert with her fans.She managed to protect her modesty using a clever camera angle as she went totally naked under the water for the stunning clip.The ITV star took the opportunity to poke fun at herself as she piled her blonde hair high above her head into a point with the product in her hair.In another clip, Amanda showed herself in a dark t-shirt as she dried her hair and then styled it using another product, showing off the results to the camera.BGT judge Amanda is no stranger to showing off her toned figure as she has been squeezing herself into some seriously daring outfits for the semi-finals off the hit ITV show.On Wednesday night, Amanda opted for a backless metallic dress made of 50,000 silver and green crystals as she stole the show on the night.The blonde bombshell wowed on the stage as the plunging neckline, which was only held together by straps, and the figure-hugging design showed off every curve.Amanda pulled her blonde hair back into a glamorous half-up do as she ensured all eyes were on her show-stopping dress.The star had vowed to still keep wearing provocative dresses on the show despite Ofcom complaints being made against her.One particularly controversial dress was an £11,000 Julien McDonald number which she wore in 2017, sparking 633 complaints to Ofcom.She said to OK!: "That dress was hysterical – it was Julien Macdonald.

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden was left looking red-faced after a "funny bones" gaffe about a comedy contestant who has cerebral palsy. The third round of live semi-finals on Wednesday (June 1) saw teenager Eva Abley take to the stage at London's Hammersmith Apollo as she performed another comedy act.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent semi-final was thrown into chaos as Simon Cowell 'walked off' live on air. The first group was French dance act Les Sancho, who initially impressed the judges with their street-dance routine to Vossi Bop by Stormzy, were hoping to blow the judges away again tonight.

HE topped the public vote on Britain's Got Talent last night, but impressonist Ben Nickless came under fire from some fans today. The finalist, who will compete for the crown on Sunday night, came in for some flack after an appearance on This Morning earlier.

Britain’s Got Talent was off to a dramatic start on Wednesday's live semi-final after Simon Cowell disagreed with co-judge David Walliams over Les Sancho's performance. During the opening of the show, Les Sancho put on an energetic performance to which Simon, 62, buzzed the act off by pressing the dreaded red button.The judge, who was called "Mr Grumpy" by hosts Ant and Dec, then told the booing audience: "Shut up!" Delivering his feedback, Simon told Les Sancho that their first audition was full of "fun" and "personality" whereas their performance on Wednesday's semi-final was "everything he has seen before with a dance group".

Britain’s Got Talent fans think they have "rumbled" Keiichi Iwasaki beer magic trick on Wednesday's semi-finals.The Ant and Dec Golden Buzzer act performed a magic trick on each of the judges — Amanda Holden, Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams. For Simon's trick, Keiichi said: "Simon, I've heard you like beer, so I've prepared beer for you...

Britain's Got Talent acts Tom Ball and Eva Abley have made it through the grand final.Judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams were all on hand to offer their advice as eight new acts took to the stage on Wednesday (June 1) night for the third semi-final.Dan gushed as Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly urged him to talk about his win, clearly overjoyed about the achievement.Tom won by viewer votes and Eva was voted for by David, Alesha and Amanda as she went up against Keiichi Iwasaki.However, some viewers didn't agree with the final verdict and thought that Keiichi should have been given a chance.Fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the final and seemed divided as they posted.One wrote: "Not impressed with tonight's results but it's the way it goes."Another said: "Never forget the power of a sympathy vote [...] Keeiichi should have gotten the vote!"Britain's Got Talent has been slammed by fans in recent days who have deemed the show the "worst series ever".Fans of the ITV talent show have been left disappointed by this year's contestants and think that she show is full of "sympathy acts".Viewers often share their thoughts on Twitter and have voiced their opinions on the series loud and clear, with one unimpressed fan saying that they "stopped watching the show a long time ago" due to the fact that "everyone has a sob story".Another said there was "no talent to be seen" whilst one irritated fan simply said it has been "very boring".A firm fan favourite in recent weeks has been Ben Nickless, an impressionist who won the hearts of the judges and the nation.Many thought that he was the best act on the lineup and assumed he was going to win and viewers went wild for him.A fan gushed on

Amanda Holden sent fans wild on Wednesday with her outfit for the Britain’s Got Talent 2022 semi-finals. The judge, 51, looked sensational in a plunging backless sheer diamanté gown with a daring thigh-high slit at the front. Amanda styled her blonde locks into a sleek sweptback ponytail as she added a slick of glamorous make-up to her look.

Amanda Holden has sent temperatures soaring once again with her latest outfit choice for night three of the Britain's Got Talent semi-finals.The 51-year-old judge was back on our screens on Wednesday (June 1) evening alongside co-stars Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams.She donned a glitzy backless floor-length gown for her latest television appearance and styled her trademark caramel locks in a ponytail.Amanda enhanced her facial features with some glam makeup. The starlet completed her look with a pair of dazzling earrings.Amanda's fans rushed to their keyboards to compliment her latest Instagram post of her outfit.One fan gushed: "Stunning."Another added: "Wow you look amazing."A third person posted: "Unbelievable" While a fourth social media user said: "Gorgeous."Amanda's show-stopping gown comes just one day after she put on a leggy display in a thigh-split purple dress.She took to the judging panel at Hammersmith Apollo wearing the glitzy number on Tuesday (May 31) night.It comes after the TV personality revealed she 'won't cover up' for the ITV shows.Over the years, ITV has been hit with Ofcom complaints from viewers who have been a little hot and bothered by Amanda's provocative flashes of skin.

David Walliams has explained why he uses a different chair to his co-judges on Britain’s Got Talent.The 2022 live semi-finals kicked off on Monday 30 May and eagle-eyed viewers were quick to notice that David, 50, had a different chair to his co-judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden.Taking to Twitter, one person said: "#bgt has anyone else noticed that David is sitting in a different chair to the rest of the judges? Why is that." While a different account added: "I noticed that too! I'm not sure why he's sitting in a different chair, but I'm curious to find out!" Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter. However, David has explained the reason why he has a different chair to his co-judges, revealing that it is to do with a past back operation.Tweeting back in 2018, the star wrote: "For those of you who want to know why I have different chair to the other judges on @BGT it is because I had a back operation to remove a disc after my Thames swim for @sportrelief and so need to sit on chairs that are specially designed for people with back problems." David took part in Sport Relief in 2011, where he swam the length of the River Thames, which is around 140 miles.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent's Amanda Holden shocked viewers as she accused semi-final act of 'deceit' following death-defying stunt. The 51-year-old judge questioned escape artist Andrew Basso's act after he disappeared from view during his stunt.

Britain's Got Talent judge David Walliams echoed the feelings of viewers as he questioned where the talent of one semi final act was.Tuesday's show (May 31) saw eight more acts battle it out for a place in the final and the chance to win a huge cash prize plus a spot at the Royal Variety Performance.The acts included Voices of the Armed Forces Children Choir, daredevil escapologist Andrew Basso and nine-year old magician Ryland Petty who impressed Simon Cowell with his Harry Potter trick.Also among them was Ranger Chris and his army of dancing dinosaurs, who put on an elaborate performance.Amanda Holden seemed to love the act and was up on her feet dancing along, but David was far from impressed.After the performance, David said: "I'm not quite sure what the talent is. You've got some friends who like dressing up as dinosaurs."He was met with boos from the audience and jumped out of his sheet to shout: "Boo you!"Alesha Dixon then said: "I did buzz you in the auditions, I didn’t tonight because my daughter would tell me off.”David pressed his buzzer to cut her off and Alesha burst into laughter.She then added: "You do great work and I love you for that," referring to the work Chris does in schools.Viewers then took to social media to praise David for "speaking the truth".One person Tweeted: "'I'm not sure what the talent is' David Walliams, in the 20 odd years you've been about.

Britain's Got Talent viewers are convinced that they spotted a semi final act storming off the stage after being eliminated on Tuesday night. During the semi final results show, escapologist Andrew Basso appeared to leave the stage early – and fans speculated that this was because he was unhappy about being booted off the programme.

Britain’s Got Talent fans believe they have sussed out the identity of The Witches after this week's tense semi-finals.

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden accused one of the show's semi-finalists of "deceit" as the escapologist attempted one of Harry Houdini's most dangerous stunts. The second round of the live semi-finals took place on Tuesday (May 31) and saw Andrew Basso perform The Water Torture Cell.The Italian was seen being chained by the arms and the neck and placed in a tank full of water.

Britain's Got Talent viewers have defended David Walliams after he pressed his buzzer during the second semi-final show. The comedian, 50, was left unimpressed by Ranger Chris' performance on Tuesday night's show and pressed his buzzer, with the studio audience then beginning to boo him. Chris performed a mixture of songs alongside a group of dancing dinosaurs, and while fellow judge Amanda Holden happily danced along and cheered them on, David wasn't so enthusiastic about the performance.

Escapologist Andrew Basso faced his fears in a terrifying race against the clock on the second Britain's Got Talent semi-final show. The Italian dare devil attempted an underwater escape from a narrow tank while restrained by the arms and chained by the neck with hardly anywhere to move.

IT was the BGT battle of the bombshells as Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon both flashed their pins in leggy frocks. The two judges looked sensational as they turned up the heat for the second live semi-final shows.

Amanda Holden accused escapologist Andrew Basso of "deceit" during his dangerous stunt on Tuesday's semi-final of Britain’s Got Talent. The judge, 51, admitted she was "disappointed" after the act, who previously impressed the judges, used dark water to perform his stunt, leaving everyone unable to see what was going on.