Nabil Abdulrashid: Last News

BRITAIN'S Got Talent star Nabil Abdulrashid said he "came to make a point" in a defiant tweet after fans thought he was "robbed" in the final. Fans of the popular ITV talent show were left disappointed when the 30-year-old comedian just missed out on a place in the top three last night.

Stand-up comedian Nabil Abdulrashid delivered an explosive routine during the Britain’s Got Talent final, tackling racism and Diversity’s Black Lives Matter-inspired dance.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent finalist Nabil Abdulrashid has been accused of bullying and homophobia on a previous show. Nabil has denied the claims made by his Muslims Like Us co-star Ferhan Khan, who came forward after the comedian sparked more than 700 Ofcom complaints over his Black Lives Matter and racism jokes at the weekend.

Britain's Got Talent finalist Nabil Abdulrashid has been accused bullying and homophobia by a former co-star.

Britain's Got Talent finalist Nabil Abdulrashid has been branded "a bully and a homophobe".The comedian – who is judge Alesha Dixon's golden buzzer act – has already sparked more than 700 Ofcom complaints because of his Black Lives Matter and racism jokes.We can reveal in 2016 Abdulrashid appeared in BBC show Muslims Like Us where ten followers of Islam lived in a house to see how they would get on.Gay project manager Ferhan Khan claims Abdulrashid, 35, made him a target for homophobic bullying.And now the horror of their time together has come back to haunt him seeing BGT.Mr Khan, 36, from London, said: "When I saw him back on TV it brought back all the nightmares I had buried."He made a comment about how being gay was ‘not halal'.

Britain's Got Talent star Nabil Abdulrashid says he has been receiving death threats after he mocked racists in his latest performance.

BRITAIN's Got Talent star Nabil Abdulrashid has been sent death threats after 733 people complained to Ofcom about him mocking racists. The South London comedian won the semi-final of the ITV talent show on Saturday night following a set full of jokes about race, with judges David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and Ashley Banjo picking him over Unicyclist Wesley Williams to go through to the final.