Britain’s Got Talent DENIES fix claims after viewers claim singing dad’s audition was ‘fake’

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Britain's Got Talent act Nick Edwards has explained why he was wearing a microphone in the audience on Saturday's emotional episode. During the opening show, Nick was surprised by his kids, who applied on his behalf to perform on the ITV competition, where he was left in "complete shock".

BRITAIN'S Got Talent singer Nick Edwards revealed his surprise audition on Saturday's show left him in tears all day. The dad-of-two had less than an hour to compose himself and practice a self-penned track to perform in front of the judges. It came after his mum and two young daughters surprised him by walking out on stage as he watched on from the audience.

Britain’s Got Talent is facing another "fix" row with viewers after they spotted what they believe is a secret clue that makes an audition appear to be staged.ITV viewers began quickly saying that dad Nick Edwards' audition was "contrived", as he was supposed to be secretly entered into the competition by his two young daughters.The judging panel saw his two adorable girls, Savannah and Cali, aged three and four, take the stage with their nan, leaving singer Nick Edwards, who was sitting with his wife, stunned.Nick could be heard revealing he thought he was just there to just be part of the audience, however, eagle-eyed fans soon spotted that he already had a microphone set up and attached to his shirt.After watching his two daughters walk on stage with his mum, Nick said: "You're joking. That's my mum, you're joking."The loving grandmother then told the BGT audience: "Well, Nick doesn't know anything about it and we're surprising him because we want him to come and sing because he sings a lovely song for the girls."However, some social media users became sceptical of the moment and started questioning the authenticity of the show due to the already attached microphone.Fans of the show stormed to Twitter to air their thoughts on the matter.One user wrote: "Nearly shed a tear until I remembered how contrived this whole thing was.

Britain's Got Talent has responded after fans spotted singer Nick Edwards wearing a microphone in the audience on Saturday's emotional episode. During the opening show, Nick was surprised by his kids, who applied on his behalf to perform on the ITV competition, where he was left in "complete shock".

BRITAIN'S Got Talent is facing a fresh fix row as Saturday's returning episode saw viewers spot a huge clue that an audition was staged. Fans of the show were quickly questioning if an audition was "contrived" as they watched a dad perform after being secretely entered into the competition by his two daughters.

Britain’s Got Talent contestant Nick Edwards said his unexpected audition for the ITV talent show gave him the confidence to return to performing after 11 years. Doting dad Nick had a shock as his adorable daughters Savannah and Cali, aged three and four, were brought on stage by his mother Tracey in a bid to convince him to sing in public again in the first episode of the new series on Saturday night.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent viewers and judges alike were in tears as a shy dad was surprised by his kids in the show's return. Nick Edwards thought he had planned a day out with the family in London, but was shocked to his see him mum walk out on stage with his two young daughters.

David Walliams suffered a savage snub from head judge Simon Cowell backstage at Britain's Got Talent.The hit ITV talent show returned with its highly-anticipated new series on Saturday night (April 16), and the fun-filled first episode showed dancing robots, scooter stunts and a tear-jerker performance from dad Nick Edwards.The 15th series kicked off with an excitable backstage reunion of judges Simon, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David, who were all excited to see each other at a new round of auditions.However, it appeared David didn't quite get the warm reception he was looking for in Simon.Amanda and Alesha screamed in joy as they ran over and hugged eachother before comedian David waltzed in and announced: "He's here!"He then greeted a smiling Simon and joked that he couldn't remember the music mogul's name when he quipped: "Don't tell me, I know the face."Walliams then asked Simon: "Who did you miss the most?", to which Simon answered: "Alesha."David pressed him again, asking: "Then who did you miss the most?", but unfortunately Simon gestured over to the show's resident blonde bombshell.Simon answered: "Amanda," before David pressed him one more time, saying: "And then who did you miss the most?"He was in for another snubbing though when Simon revealed: "Ant and Dec."The cameras panned to the nation's favourite Geordie duo, who burst into the room clutching confetti guns and sprayed the room in gold.Saturday's episode saw one boy fall off his scooter during a dangerous trick which went horribly wrong.The group, named Scooter Boys, performed a dangerous routine which involved lots of jumps on towering ramps, but 6-year-old Austin slipped and fell face first into the ramp.An immediate silence fell on the room as

Britain’s Got Talent last night. And for once it wasn’t Simon Cowell.

Britain's Got Talent is back on our screens we took a look at Simon’s off-screen life, from his vow to never use botox again to his amazing weight loss and family life. READ MORE: Nick Edwards pulled from audience to audition on Britain's Got Talent as Doncaster dad performs song for his daughtersSimon Cowell proposed to his long term girlfriend Lauren Silverman at the end of last year. Lauren gave birth to their son Eric - who is now seven, born on Valentine's Day in 2014.

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Declan Donnelly couldn't help but break down into floods of tears as he watched Nick Edwards sing for his daughters on Britain's Got Talent. During the first episode of the programme, which has returned after two years, Nick's daughters surprised him by inviting him up onto the stage to perform in front of the panel of judges, including Simon Cowell, 62, Amanda Holden, 51, Alesha Dixon, 43, and David Walliams, 50.

Amanda Holden cried when a contestant performed a moving song for his two daughters on Britain's Got Talent.In fact, Amanda's co-stars Declan Donnelly and fellow judge Alesha Dixon were all wiping away tears when the Yorkshire dad performed his audition.The hit ITV talent show returned to screens with its hotly-anticipated new series on Saturday (April 16), and it's fair to say it got off to a memorable start.Yorkshire dad Nick Edwards was in for a huge shock when he was pulled from the audience at an audition and asked to perform for judges Amanda, Alesha Dixon, Simon Cowell and David Walliams.The Doncaster singer, 35, was surprised by his two daughters Savannah and Cali, aged three and four, who appeared on stage with their grandmother Tracey.The two girls appeared in matching outfits when they joined their nan on stage to talk to the judges.Tracey then invited Nick onto the stage when she said: "Well Nick doesn't know anything about it, but we want to surprise him and we want him to come and sing because he sings a lovely song for the girls."She had revealed that they were coming to the audition to surprise Nick when asked why they were there, and that she had to apply to the show on his behalf as he would never have done it himself.Opening up about his lack of confidence in himself, Nick said: "I think over the years, I've lost a lot of confidence in myself, " adding: "So I tend to do it at home in the shower."Before he sang, he confessed he was incredibly nervous and emotional as he fought back tears behind his guitar.When he started singing, Amanda, Alesha and Dec were all in tears, as well as members of the audience.Fans at home were bleary-eyed at the moment too, with one writing: "I’m crying at the man singing