Britain’s Got Talent bosses ‘having MORE huge issues with Bruno Tonioli’ during auditions filming

LET'S take a look inside Simon Cowell's £18million south London home that he's never lived in. The 63-year-old has spent £1m renovating the property since he bought it three years ago. Despite all of that effort, he hasn't been able to get it off the market since 2021.

AMANDA Holden showed off her latest stylish outfit by crawling on all fours at work in London. The 51-year-old got playful before leaving the Heart radio studios after hosting the breakfast show with Jamie Theakston.

NOT so long ago, Cheryl was on the front page of every magazine, selling millions of records and fronting some of the biggest shows on TV. But once she left the X Factor, became a mum to five-year-old Bear and broke up with Liam Payne, she took a big step back from the spotlight.

Britain's Got Talent auditions took an explosive turn as Simon Cowell was reportedly set on fire by one hopeful contestant.

SIMON Cowell was set alight by a masked performer at today's Britain's Got Talent auditions, according to reports. The music and TV mogul, who voluntarily took part in the act, had no idea his head was going to be engulfed in flames, nor did the audience who screamed in terror.

THE real reason Pete Wicks quit TOWIE after seven years on the series has been revealed. A source has now exclusively told The Sun how the tattooed hunk, 34, wasn't getting along with a host of his "fame hungry" castmates, prompting his decision. Pete stunned telly fans when he announced his TOWIE exit last month.

It's the unlikely talent tale scripted just miles apart.

Ashley Roberts then reminded Amanda of Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury’s romance, which began in the 2019 series and is still going strong after the couple welcomed their first child this week.Amanda insisted: “I mean that's a one-off, that's a fabulous story.”Earlier this month, Amanda and Robson Green joined Alex Jones and Ronan Keating on The One Show to discuss their latest projects.Amanda donned a bright yellow dress paired with high heels, while the Grantchester star opted for a white shirt and navy trousers.The TV star even addressed whether her pal Alan Carr would be replacing David Walliams on Britain's Got Talent, before it was confirmed that Bruno Tonioli would be getting the role on the panel.Alan and Amanda recently teamed up on a BBC project in Italy, where they attempted to renovate a rundown property."Were there any points where you thought this could rock the boat?"The BGT judge simply replied: "I am going to be honest and say no."Because we're really fond of each other and we are very honest as well."And I think that we were just quite straight talking."So if there was anything that was bothering us or we didn't think we could do whatever...we were just straight talking, [and] just said it to each other."Amanda did have one criticism of her pal, as she added: "Alan gives up too quickly, that would be my only criticism."He is like, 'I can't do it'...we had a lovely bar quite close."Despite giving up easily, the TV presenter praised Alan for "doing everything" with the renovation work.

Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Terry Crews hit the group Golden Buzzer for English singer Tom Ball on Monday's episode of America's Got Talent: All-Stars.Tom, 24, a finalist on Britain's Got Talent nervously returned from Burgess Hill, England, where he works as a teacher, to compete in the all-star competition.On top of everything, Tom said he was going to get married in five days. He quietly started to sing Simon & Garfunkel's song The Sounds of Silence, but minutes into it his voice changed and he loudly belted out the remainder of song.  Group effort: Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Terry Crews hit the group Golden Buzzer for English singer Tom Ball on Monday's episode of America's Got Talent: All-StarsThe judges and audience were so moved by his emotional performance they gave him a standing ovation.'You're like Susan Boyle's grandson because what you do is not what we expect,' Simon Cowell, 63, said.

BRITAIN’S Got Talent’s judges leave the auditions — as it was revealed Amanda Holden mocked newcomer Bruno Tonioli by calling him “Bruno Tortellini”. But the Italian, 67, was not fazed by the insult and said: “Bruno Tagliatelle, Bruno Tortellini, I’ve been called worse.” Amanda’s quip came during Friday’s auditions at the London Palladium.

BRITAIN’S Got Talent is bigger than rival Strictly Come Dancing insists new judge Bruno Tonioli. He’s a shock addition to the ITV panel after 17 series on the BBC’s Strictly, but Bruno reckons: “This is the biggest show on TV — I mean it, it is now that I’m here.” And he says his relationship with fellow judges Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden is “great” after an unseemly pay row overshadowed news of his new job.

EXCLUSIVE: Amelia Brown, Managing Director of Britain’s Got Talent, The X Factor and Too Hot to Handle producer Thames, is leaving to set up an entertainment production company.

DAVID Walliams has shown off his new look after stepping down as a judge on Britain's Got Talent. The TV star looked worlds away from his old self as he sported a thick grey beard after being replaced by former Strictly Come Dancing star Bruno Tonioli.

NEW Britain’s Got Talent judge Bruno Tonioli reportedly caused chaos on his second day on the job. Audience members claimed he “didn’t understand the rules” after The Sun told how he broke them on the first day by pressing the Golden Buzzer mid performance. Bruno is the latest addition to the panel, replacing David Walliams, as he joins , Amanda Holden, Simon Cowell and Alesha Dixon  and got to work this week.

EXCITABLE new Britain’s Got Talent judge Bruno Tonioli has admitted he was rapped on the knuckles for his antics after the first day of auditions. Alesha, 44, repeatedly told the demonstrative Italian dancer, 67, to sit back down before eventually pushing him into his seat yesterday. It came after Alesha and Amanda Holden rounded on Bruno — first for being too harsh on hopefuls then for hitting his golden buzzer before an act finished.

NEW Britain's Got Talent host Bruno Tonioli has been accused of an "attention-seeking" move to get the upper hand on rival stars Amanda Holden, Simon Cowell and Alesha Dixon. The larger than life former Strictly judge marked his debut BGT audition in controversial fashion with a show first.

SEETHING judges Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon vowed to quit Britain’s Got Talent over pay — hours before filming began for the new series. They were unhappy about newcomer Bruno Tonioli’s rumoured deal and made a pact to walk out of contract talks on Monday night. However the hugely popular pair, said to be making a principled stand for women, were persuaded to stay by frantic ITV bosses.

BRUNO Tonioli has been seen for the first time with the Britain’s Got Talent cast. The 67-year-old was pictured arriving at auditions alongside Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Simon Cowell  - following a huge pay row. Long-standing judges Amanda and Alesha were furious that Bruno’s salary matches their own — said to be £850,000.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli has replaced David Walliams on Britain’s Got Talent.