Diversity's powerful BGT performance faces soaring 15,500 Ofcom complaints
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mirror.co.ukComplaints against Diversity's Britain's Got Talent performance have soared to 15,500, Ofcom has confirmed. The dance troupe, led by BGT judge Ashley Banjo, divided viewers when they appeared in the BGT semi-finals last saturday.
Their powerful one-off show was dedicated to the Black Lives Matter movement and featured striking scenes where a figure dressed as a police officer kneeled on Ashley.
As of Friday, Ofcom have confirmed to the MirrorOnline that they have received 15,500 complaints about the show. It has become the second most complained about TV moment of the decade.
Saturday's showstopping performance saw the dance troupe return to the stage 11 years after they won the competition. Love celebrity gossip?
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