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Britain's Got Talent fans have been desperate to discover who The Witch is - but some think thought they'd finally figured it out.A lot of viewers became convinced that the mysterious act is a close TV pal of Ant and Dec - the hosts of the hit ITV talent show.The punters reckon it could be ITV presenter Stephen Mulhern, who once hosted the BGT spin-off show Britain's Got More Talent as well as the famous 'Ant vs Dec' segment on Saturday Night Takeaway. The mysterious witch act was sent home during the semi-finals on Monday (May 30), but they still terrified judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon.The Witch wreaked havoc in the BGT studio by chasing poor Amanda with a rat which seemed to magically appear from a box on the panel.Amanda, 52, and Alesha, 43, decided they'd had enough and proceeded to flee the studio.Viewers have been trading theories online in a bid to uncover the real person behind the creepy prosthetics - and many think it's Stephen.Taking to Twitter, one wrote: "The Witches....

Amanda Holden looked like a glamorous goddess as she took her seat on the BGT judging panel for the first live show this week.MORE: Amanda Holden wows in nearly-nude photo for special reasonThe 51-year-old shared a clip on Instagram with her fans, showcasing her incredible look – an off-the-shoulder metallic sequinned gown with a thigh-high split. WATCH: Amanda Holden looks like a goddess for BGT live showFans went wild for her stunning appearance and flooded the comments with compliments, love heart emojis and flames.READ: Amanda Holden soaks up the sun in gorgeous bikini photoMORE: Amanda Holden's lifelike £5k playhouse for daughters will blow your mindSome had some questions for the mum-of-two, however, while others likened her to two other famous celebrities.

Britain's Got Talent fans reacted with anger at the show's judges and accused them of "ruining" one of the most popular acts in the first live semi-final.Magic act The Witches has had viewers enthused following their storming first audition for the show, with viewers trying to guess at the identity of the disturbing witch at the centre of the performance. But in the live semi-final, on Monday (May 30) The Witches' chance of a place in the final was "sabotaged" by Amanda Holden, Simon Cowell and David Walliams in particular, disgruntled fans claimed.

“Britain’s Got Talent” viewers are calling for judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams to apologize for “disrespectful” behaviour during creepy magic act The Witch’s performance in the live semi-finals.

Britain’s Got Talent viewers have accused the judges of ‘ruining’ act The Witch's performance on the first of the live semi-final shows on Monday night. Despite being one of the most popular acts on social media and impressing judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams, the act didn’t get through to Sunday night’s final. While an automatic spot went to opera singer Maxwell Thorpe, the judges' votes were split, choosing to send through Jamie Leahey, a 13 year old ventriloquist over Junwoo.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent judge Amanda Holden was left terrified after The Witch chased her out of the ITV studio. Amanda, 51, was scared witless on Monday night's first semi-final episode.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent viewers took to social media in their droves tonight to make the same complaint. Fans of the ITV hit weren't impressed as Simon Cowell covered his ears in the opening moments of the first live semi final.

Kirstie Allsopp stood by Amanda Holden today after the Britain’s Got Talent star defended her during the live show. Amanda claimed she “loved” the Location, Location, Location star after impressionist comedian Suzi Wild made a joke about Kirstie relying on a “trust fund”.Kirstie, 50, said she “adores” Amanda in view of her 427,800 Twitter followers.The Channel 4 star was the subject of a few jokes earlier this evening when Britain’s Got Talent’s Suzi did a comedic impression of her during the show. Following the impression, that included references to a “trust fund” and the idea of Kirstie “throwing away diamonds”, Amanda defended her friend live on TV.Much to fellow judge Simon Cowell’s shock, Amanda insisted she “loved” Kirstie while she was giving feedback to Suzi. “I adore @AmandaHolden always have, she’s gusty, funny and, it turns out loyal,” Kirstie penned.“I gather some of the silly lies printed, but then deleted, by the ST & @thetimes are perhaps being repeated by a @BGT act? “I will look into this tomorrow,” she concluded firmly, referencing an earlier public disagreement she’d had with the aforementioned publications.The piece in question claimed Kirstie was enraged by young people saying they could not afford to buy a home, despite the presenter coming from a middle class background herself.  However, Kirstie subsequently received an apology from the paper for misquoting her about young people being able to get on the property ladder.Nevertheless, it appears the story stuck in the mind of comedian Suzi, who joked about Kirstie’s “privileged” outlook on ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent this evening. Pretending to be Lorraine Kelly, Suzi began: “Oh this is a good one, right.

Amanda Holden sent fans wild on Monday with her outfit for the Britain’s Got Talent 2022 semi-finals. The judge, 51, looked sensational in a strapless gold sequinned gown with a thigh-high split and corset-style top. Amanda accessorised the ensemble with a collection of gold jewellery, including statement earrings and matching bracelets.The star, who sits with Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams on the panel, styled her blonde locks into a wavy sweptback hairdo and added a slick of glamorous makeup.

Britain's Got Talent fans think they have worked out The Witch's identity during Monday's live semi-finals. The mystery contestant, who was later sent home, left judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams terrified during their performance.

Creepy act The Witches returned to Britain's Got Talent to terrify the judges, and chaotic scenes ensued as Amanda Holden went 'missing' after being chased with a rat. The stooped witchy character, who in the audition stage terrified Amanda by crushing an apple into a ball of maggots, was back with another bag of tricks.

Britain's Got Talent 2022 final.The first semi-final show on Monday (May 30) evening saw the first round of contestants take centre stage.Judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams were all on hand to offer their verdict and hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly kept an eye on proceedings.Sheffield busker Maxwell received the most public votes and the judges had to decide to give the second spot to ventriloquism act Jamie or magician Junwoo.Clearly torn with who they believed deserved a place in the final show, the vote went back in the hands of the viewers.Receiving the most votes from the public Jamie Leahey managed to edge his way through to the final show on Sunday night.Jumping on Twitter, fans shared their thoughts on the first pair of finalists with many congratulating them.One person wrote: "Very happy with the two in the final so far! Thoroughly deserved!"Meanwhile another said: "Maxwell Thorpe is an absolute dream for the eyes and ears."A third added: "Happy for both finalists tonight on @BGT- young North West lad with his chicken and a busker from Sheffield."However although some viewers were happy, many others were not pleased with the result.BGT viewers who were impressed with an act called The Witches were hoping that they made it through to the finals but unfortunately they didn't.Fans at home were quick to blame the judges for The Witches result and said their distractions aided in their final place slot.Taking to Twitter again, disappointed spectators shared their thoughts on the spooky act.One person said: "First disappointment of the series..

Amanda Holden was left screaming and fleeing the Britain’s Got Talent 2022 live semi-finals on Monday night during The Witch's terrifying audition. During the show, The Witch asked the judges Amanda, 51, Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams to pick out a message in each box which had a "premonition" and would conjure their "deepest, darkest fears".

Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon didn’t disappoint with her stunning ensemble for the first live semi-final show.For the Monday's (May 30) edition of the hit ITV talent show, Alesha pulled out all the stops in her stunning bright blue choice.The 40-year-old pop star rocked a metallic, skin tight number with a plunging neckline teamed with lots of blingy jewellery and sleek hair. Alesha is known for her elegant yet show-stopping ensembles while sitting on the judging panel alongside Amanda Holden, Simon Cowell and David Walliams.Meanwhile, Alesha's co-judge Amanda, 51, known for her very racy get-ups, has vowed not to cover up for the live shows - despite complaints from viewers.In 2017, the family programme received 633 Ofcom complaints about Amanda's black sequinned gown which sported an extreme plunging cleavage and a low dipped back.Talking to OK! about her infamous dress at the time, she said: "That dress was hysterical – it was Julien Macdonald, I had bits of fish wire underneath my breasts trying to hold that together."But, look, I'm from a small-chest family, plus you know I'm 48 years old.

Five years on from his stint on Love Island, Nathan Joseph is sporting a different look after undergoing a hair makeover. Nathan was 25 years old when he shot to fame on the popular ITV dating series in 2017 as he was sent in as one of the Casas Amor bombshells on day 26.The ladies in the villa immediately swooned over the former car salesman, but it was Amber Davies who was the first to pick him in the re-coupling. However, on day 31 the public was asked to vote for their favourite guys and girls in the villa and Nathan came in the bottom three as he had only been in the villa for a few days.

Fans of both ITV soap's have been getting used to their new schedules over the past few months but it's all change next week - just for one week only. Emmerdale and Coronation Street will be moved back to previous times.

Britain’s Got Talent has been a big hit with audiences since it burst onto our screens back in 2007.Simon Cowell has been a regular judge on the show since it first began and he has welcomed a whole host of pals to help him along the way, including Amanda Holden, David Hasselhoff, David Walliams, Alesha Dixon, Piers Morgan and Michael McIntyre.However, throughout the show’s decade-and-a-half run, there have been a few moments that have rocked the boat and caused a stir between the judges and auditionees.Read on to check out some of BGT’s most awkward moments, from on-air arguments to performance failures.It’s often a joke that Simon Cowell and David Walliams have a jokey love-hate relationship, but back in 2019 tensions rose a little too high between the judging pair.After a performance from magic act As Angels Inc, fellow judges Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden said they felt “empowered” by the women, but Simon admitted he preferred their audition piece.The women asked viewers to vote for them as they embody “confidence,” and David took the opportunity to quip at Simon: “Get with the programme, granddad. This is feminism in 2019.”Simon then shouted at David: “I’m not the one who’s voting, smart a***.

With the Britain’s Got Talent final taking place on June 5, it’s all hands on deck for the popular ITV talent show. As well as being a judge on the show Amanda Holden needs to make sure she pulls out all the stops to look fabulous, with a team of up to seven assistants getting her show-ready. The 51 year old, who sits alongside Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams on the judges panel, looks decades younger than her age, with her gym-honed figure and youthful visage.

Dr. Bambang Atmaja is an oncologist with a passion for singing, which led “Britain’s Got Talent” judge Amanda Holden to invite him to audition after his colleagues put his name forward.

Mirror, the Britain's Got Talent head judge said: “I do think I have got the work/life balance right, particularly with Eric because he’s eight now."“The only good thing about the coronavirus was that during the lockdown we spent a lot of time together – and I love his company."Simon added that once lockdown ended he decided to do less work in order to continue spending more time with his son. He also revealed that, although his work currently focusses on two shows - BGT and America's Got Talent - he still misses The X Factor. “I’m not going to lie, I would love to do The X Factor again," he admitted.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent viewers all had the same complaint ahead of the first semi-final on Monday. The teaser for the upcoming series of nightly live finals saw hosts Ant & Dec meet with judges Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Amanda Holden to decide the top 40 acts.