Britain’s Got Talent in new fix row after golden buzzer magician Keiichi Iwasaki appears on FOUR other Got Talent shows

Chloe Fenton wowed the Britain’s Got Talent judges with her high-energy dance routines six years ago – and the youngster is still a superstar dancer. The then 10 year old had the audience on their feet while she grooved to Tina Turner’s Proud Mary in the audition stages of BGT's tenth series. Chloe, from Liverpool, told the panel of judges that if she won, she would create a dance studio in her home.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent dancer Chloe Fenton looks much different from her audition on the show six years ago. The youngster, then aged 10, performed a high-energy routine to Disco Inferno by The Trammps in the semi-final.

Britain's Got Talent contestant Joey Howard has admitted he regrets taking part in the show after being buzzed out of the competition by the judges. Joey, 69, appeared on the hit ITV talent finding show over the weekend to perform one of his comical routines for the panel - but failed to impress Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Amanda Holden with the routine.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent star Lauren Halil looks very different eight years on from getting to the semi-finals of the show. The dancer took to the stage with best pal Terrell Forde and is now making a name for herself as a TikTok star.

It's been eight years since musical theatre five-piece Collabro won the eighth series of Britain's Got Talent.The boyband formed in January 2014, and just a month later they auditioned for BGT and received a standing ovation from judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden and David Walliams. Collabro, which was originally made up of Michael Auger, Jamie Lambert, Matthew Pagan and Thomas Redgrave and Richard Hadfield, received a yes from each of the judges without hesitation, and they went on to be crowned the winners of the series.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent fans were stunned after a contestant's "irresponsible" act left them bleeding in front of the judges. Medics came to the aid of JD Anderson — who has appeared on America’s Got Talent — in the latest round of auditions for Simon Cowell's show.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent viewers are convinced rejected comic Tommy J has a very famous dad - who is also a comedian. Fans of the ITV smash hit took to social media in their droves last night speculating that the auditionee might be related to funny man Lee Evans.

Britain’s Got Talent Judge Amanda Holden was brought to tears on Saturday night after a choir made up of frontline workers sang an emotional and poignant song about life during the coronavirus pandemic. The Frontline Singers, a choir formed of paramedics, police officers and nurses received a standing ovation from the audience and judges for their moving performance. Founded by James Beeny and Gina Georgio at the height of the COVID-19 Pandemic, the pair revealed that they had wanted to bring joy to the world after a difficult two years.

Britain's Got Talent viewers have been trying to work out the identity of The Witch ever since the creepy contestant auditioned on the ITV talent show.However, it appears a real-life witch might have finally cracked the code and figured out who is lurking behind the facial prosthetics. The creepy witch act graced the stage last weekend and gave a terrible fright to judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon.The spellbinding witch was swept into to the next stage of the series after bagging four 'yes' votes from the enchanted judges.Fans have been clambering to uncover the true identity of the witch ever since, but who better to solve the mystery than a real-life witch?Celebrity witch and body language expert Inbaal Honigman spoke exclusively to Daily Star after spotting some revealing clues about the act, and they reckon a famous BBC star could be the culprit.The first thing Inbaal noticed was the witch's "masculine" feet and commitment to the witchy character, leading them to believe it's a professional actor.The expert said: "What a fascinating act the Witch was! And more than just body language details about the Witch herself...

Britain's Got Talent viewers were gobsmacked when comedian Tommy J came onto the stage to audition for the judges. Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Amanda Holden were thrilled as the young performer appeared and told them that he is related to a famous comedian.He announced that his dad is a fellow comedian, but added that he is the funnier of the two.Fans immediately rushed to social media to work out the identity of Tommy's father, and some think they may have cracked it.Some predicted that Tommy could be related to Lee Mack after noticing a resemblance between the two.One posted: "This kid reminds me of Lee Evans so much I had to Google if they was related," as another said: "Tommy has got some Lee Evans in him."Another asked: "Is Tommy J Lee Evan's son?"A third agreed: "Is this guy's dad Lee Evans?"A fourth swiped: "Will ya look at $ store Lee Evans.

Britain's Got Talent fans have demanded a change in format after growing tired of a "fake" segment. The latest round of auditions aired on Saturday night (May 7) on ITV. As usual, the show opened with judges Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden making their way to the week's venue.

There was an emotionally-uplifting moment on Britain’s Got Talent tonight, as Ant and Dec hit the ‘Golden Buzzer’ for ‘epic’ magician Keiichi Iwasaki. Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon returned to the judging panel, as the show finally comes back to our screens after being postponed in 2021. Golden Buzzer winner Keiichi stunned crowds as he levitated a ring onto a shocked Alesha’s finger.The act earned him four big yes’ from the judges, but emotions were high when presenters Ant and Dec stormed the stage to push the Golden Buzzer, which will take Keiichi straight to the semi-finals of the show.

BRITAIN’S Got Talent fans are convinced they have worked out how Keiichi Iwasaki performed his incredible magic trick on tonight’s show. The Japanese street magician left the judges and audience gobsmacked as he  invited judge Alesha Dixon to assist him in a mind-blowing illusion.

Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon was seen welling up as she admitted being emotional after listening to a singing group comprised of frontline workers perform on the show.The former chart-topped couldn't control her emotions when the troupe - made up of paramedics, doctors, police officers and other frontline workers from the Covid-19 pandemic - took to the stage to sing their original song.It wasn't just the judges who found themselves overcome listening to the tune - with audience members and viewers at home also finding themselves reduced to tears by the emotional performance.The impressive vocals conveyed the message of solidarity, loss and sadness contained in the lyrics perfectly as The Frontline Singers gave Strange Old World its TV debut.Fans of the ITV talent finding show then took to Twitter to heap praise on them for their efforts, both onstage and during the pandemic.One posted: "The Frontline Singers are so good. Even if they hadn't been, they're a reminder of who we need to thank for getting us through Covid."Another commented: "Everyone should give @TFSingers a real clap of applause for having to go through hell with Covid-19 for the past two years and managed to pull a brave face doing their best on Britain's Got Talent."A third tweeted: "What an amazing performance.

Singing act The Dots left Simon Cowell baffled as they performed in a bid to win a place on stage at the Royal Variety Performance. The trio took to the stage to explain that they'd had to replace one of their members at the last-minute over 'creative differences.'

Britain’s Got Talent is finally back on our screens after being away for two years.The popular ITV talent show will see Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams take their seats on the judging panel.All of this year's hopefuls will be wanting to follow in the footsteps of the successful acts who have won the show so far.The show launched in 2007, quickly becoming one of the most talked about shows on TV.It has produced a whole range of stars from comedians, dancers, singers and magicians.Now we’re taking a look at the past winners of the hit show and what they’ve done since.Paul won the first series of Britain’s Got Talent 15 years ago.Before finding fame as an opera singer, he was a mobile phone salesman.Paul wowed the judges with his rendition of Nessun Dorma in his audition, which earned him a standing ovation.After winning the show Paul secured a recording contract and his debut album One Chance went double platinum, reaching number one in nine countries.He has performed all over the world and had a film made about his rise to fame, starring James Corden.In 2019, he appeared on the BGT: The Champions where past winners battled it out to be crowned the best of the best. Recently, he has appeared on the German version of the ITV show The Masked Singer.George was just 14 years old when he claimed victory on the talent show.

Britain's Got Talent (May 7) saw judges Amanda Holden, Simon Cowell, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon enjoy an evening of variety acts.Waiting in the wings, hosts Ant and Dec also enjoyed the slew of performances that ranged from singing, poetry, dancing, magic and comedy.With each of the judges as well as the Geordie duo having a Golden Buzzer act they are allowed to claim throughout the audition process, lucky contestants who make the grade are fast-tracked through the stages.After a Japanese magician, Keiichi Iwasaki, performed on the show tonight – he was hopeful that he might nab the coveted Golden Buzzer.Taking to the stage, he asked judge Alesha to assist him in an incredible illusion that left viewers with their jaws on the floor.Keiichi asked Alesha to raise a finger before showing off a ring and walking away."This ring, your finger," he said before he flicked his hand and the ring started to spin around in the air.It then began to hover through the air towards Alesha before landing finger.After receiving resounding roar of applause from the audience and judges, the magician was overjoyed.And even more so when he received a slew of yes votes.But that wasn't all, because soon after Ant and Dec bound onto the stage, down the steps and towards the panel before plunging the Golden Buzzer down.Fans were completely divided by Ant and Dec's decision. Some were overjoyed, while some branded it a "fix", and others were unhappy as they believed somebody earlier in the show deserved it more."That’s what you call variety, great golden buzzer choice," said one happy viewer.Another commented: "The best kind of magic is when you think you know how he’s doing it.

Britain's Got Talent viewers couldn't believe their ears when they heard young vocalist Immi Davis sing.The plucky nine-year-old took to the stage to perform her rendition of Screamin' Jay Hawkins' hit I Put A Spell On You and she didn't disappoint as she blew away the audience and judges alike. Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden were all stunned by her talented display as she belted out the vocals.The judges refused to believe her young age as they admitted to being in awe of her for delivering such an incredible performance.Viewers at home also couldn't believe the voice they had just heard had come from such a young girl, as they rushed to Twitter to heap praise on her.Drawing comparisons to Adele and backing Immi as a series winner the compliments poured in for the youngster.One viewer wrote: "Singing the same style and power as Adele."Another added: "Wow! If you closed your eyes you'd never guess in million years she was nine years old! Brilliant well done."A third gushed: "Nine years old and already sounds that amazing! She's going to go far in life! Wow."A fourth social media user tweeted: "That little girl will win for sure just amazing."A fifth continued: "I love this kid.

David Walliams claims his pal Simon Cowell secretly loves being teased on Britain’s Got Talent because it means he’s the centre of attention.The pair are famed for having plenty of banter on the hit talent contest.Show boss Simon, 62, often claims he hates being bothered by his co-stars, but David, 50, is convinced that’s a front.He said: “I think Simon likes being teased, because it makes him the centre of attention. Ultimately, that’s his one goal.“So he doesn’t even mind when I do it, because it’s like, ‘Well, at least it’s all about me.’”For years Simon was known for being Mr Nasty because of his miserable persona.But since he hired David to join him on BGT in 2012, fans have seen a different side of him.David said: “I bring out the fun side of Simon.

Every season there are acts that make it onto the Britain’s Got Talent stage that are just a bit more weird or eccentric than the rest. They are the ones that have the judges and audience gasping, hiding their faces, speechless with surprise or completely freaked out. It’s quite amazing the extraordinary talents people develop and the things that end up amusing us the most.

Alesha Dixon, Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and David Walliams are linking up for the 10th time in the 15-series history of Britain's Got Talent (BGT). Having launched the careers of two dancing dogs, a gymnastics group from Surrey and a British soldier turned magician, the hunt is on for another entertainment great.