New Britain’s Got Talent fix row as investigation shows one in four acts are ‘recycled’
thesun.co.ukONE in four of this year’s Britain’s Got Talent hopefuls are ‘recycled’ from the show’s global counterparts or already have a profile in showbiz.
An investigation by The Sun found that of the sixty acts whose auditions have been screened on ITV this year, some fifteen of them have already appeared on a Got Talent show, have links to Simon Cowell and other BGT talent or came to the show as a ‘professional’.
They include acts like Loren Allred, who was the voice behind chart smash Never Enough from The Greatest Showman, and soul singer Mel Day, who was a lead vocalist with The JALN Band that had a huge hit in America with Disco Music (I Like It).
Ant & Dec are fans of Titan the Robot after he appeared on Saturday Night Takeaway last year, and American strongman JD Anderson featured in their quiz show Red Or Black.
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