Paul Potts: Last News

Britain's Got Talent star Paul Potts is making a comeback an astonishing 15 years after his win in the ITV talent show. The singer, 51, has released a new double CD album, named Musica Non Proibita, and plans to tour in February and March next year.The tenor's success on the TV show in 2007 earned him lucrative deals and enabled him to live his dream as a professional singer. READ MORE: Simon Cowell teases jaw-dropping 'Paul Potts moment' as he opens up about new BGT series And he is still friends with the show's judge Simon Cowell, 62, telling The Sun: “I had a good long chat with him at the final of America’s Got Talent : The Champions, and it is gratifying to have so much respect from him.” “I don’t think I would change anything.

Amanda Holden has found herself in hot water with Britain's Got Talent fans after hailing an opera singer as 'by far the best we've had.'

just weeks after bashing him during her short-lived stint on “Celebrity Big Brother UK.”Speaking on her family’s podcast “The Osbournes,” Sharon doubled down on her decision to critique the former “Late Late Show” host. Admitting that she and her longtime pal Louis Walsh “got into so much s–t” for revealing their opinions, Sharon’s son Jack Osbourne added, “You weren’t a f–king saint — you went after everyone as well.”“All I said was Anna Wintour’s a c–t,” Sharon chimed in, before Kelly Osbourne noted that it wasn’t just the Vogue Editor-in-Chief Sharon took aim at.“You f–king went off at James Corden,” Jack said, noting that his mom’s comments about him were “fair.”“That’s fair,” Sharon said.

James Corden, calling him “fair game”.The media mogul and former X Factor judge previously took aim at the comedian and host during her stint on Celebrity Big Brother. There, she called out his habit of “constantly” name-dropping: “I go to him, ‘I really like your shoes’, and he goes, ‘Yes, Stella McCartney’.

Britain’s Got Talent is coming back - thanks to a teaser from ITV, the show has been revealed to be returning very soon.The channel put a teaser clip of gold confetti on their social media with the caption: “Britain… BGT is back! Coming soon to ITV1 and ITVX." This will be the 17th series of the talent show which originally started in 2007 and continues to showcase some of the best acts from around the world. Featuring judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli, the show gives people a platform to launch their careers and they compete for a chance to take to the stage in the Royal Variety Performance.

Choi Sung-bong, a South Korean pop star, has been found dead at the age of 33.

Britain's Got Talent is now in its 16th series and continuing to showcase some of the best acts from around the world. Featuring judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli, the show gives people a platform to launch their careers and they compete for a chance to take to the stage in the Royal Variety Performance. Acts include singers, dancers, impressionists and comedians and there is always a sprinkle of chaos in the auditions and beyond when some of the more wacky people perform.

Britain’s Got Talent legend Paul Potts has hit out at new judge Bruno Tonioli for his choice of colourful language, after Bruno turned the airwaves red with his swearing during this weeks semi-finals. Paul, who famously won the very first series of the show as an opera singer back in 2007, took issue with Bruno’s swearing, as he insisted the former Strictly Come Dancing star needed to “ring it in.” The swearing furore first kicked off on Tuesday, when 67 year old Bruno accidentally swore live on air as the judges were watching daredevil Andrew Stanton perform a series of gruesome tasks.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly were treated to a serious dose of nostalgia on Friday morning as they sat down with one of the first ever Britain’s Got Talent contestants – 17 years after first meeting. Appearing on Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden, the Geordie duo caught up with Connie Talbot, now 22, who had previously met the stars when she was just six years old! The pint sized pop star first auditioned all the way back in 2007 when she managed to win over the hearts of the judges, including Simon Cowell himself, with her performance of Somewhere Over The Rainbow.

Hi-De-Hi star Ruth Madoc rushed to hospital after worrying accident“Further announcements regarding casting will take place in due course."Ruth shared the post, adding: “I’m well and I’ll soon be back to normal."Tributes have flooded in for the late television star.Gold Channel wrote on Twitter: "We are all deeply saddened at Gold to learn that the wonderful Ruth Madoc has passed away at 79."Audiences adored her as Gladys Pugh in Hi-De-Hi! Our thoughts are with her family and friends at this difficult and sad time."Auntie Pegg commented: "Rest in peace Ruth Madoc.She once lived in my street many years ago."We would ring her telephone number and shout Hi Di Hi when she answered.She always said Ho Di Ho back. Lovely lady."Britain's Got Talent winner Paul Potts tweeted: "So sad.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent star Paul Potts has been seen 15 years after his historic Britain’s Got Talent win. The star has released a new album, named Musica Non Proibita, and plans to tour in February and March 2023 with his new music. The English tenor, 51, became a global sensation after winning first place back in 2007.

Tributes have flooded in after news broke of Pop Idol star Darius Danesh's tragic death aged 41.

Britains Got Talent launched over 15 years ago, the series has delivered some of TVs most memorable moments.Whether it was Susan Boyle's phenomenal rendition of Memory, Diversity's groundbreaking performances or introducing us to dancing dogs, the show is continuing to delight ITV viewers.The popular series has also introduced us to huge names including Paul Potts, George Sampson and many more - with some of the artists looking completely unrecognisable since their Britains Got Talent days.As the reality TV competition celebrates its 15th anniversary today (June 9, 2022), Daily Star takes a look at some of the programme's biggest transformations.Warrington born street dancer George Sampson became a fan favourite with Britains Got Talent viewers, after wowing the judges in 2008 at the age of just 14 years old.Although he did make it to the semi-finals, his star was already cemented, and George has continued his stellar performing career into his twenties - along with displaying a massive transformation.The 29 year old looks completely different from his street dancing days, showcasing off chiselled cheek bones, facial hair and a broad physique, as well as being decorated in multiple tattoos.George revealed he has had three hair transplants, spending £9,000 on the first two, as he told Eamonn Holmes and Ruth Langsford he was finally happy with his locks. He said: "I'm so happy. It's difficult.

Britain's Got Talent returned to our screens last month for the first time in two years. Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams are the four making up the judging panel this time around, with Ant and Dec back behind the curtain, hosting the ITV talent show.

Britain’s Got Talent. It was the first ever season of the show, and Connie stole the hearts of millions, as she sang her heart out on national television.

Britain’s Got Talent has brought forward so many eye-popping acts, including the likes of dance crew Diversity, the adorable dog act Ashleigh and Pudsey – and the iconic singer Susan Boyle.However, the most memorable of all is the incredible Paul Potts, who was the first winner all the way back in 2007. The Welsh opera singer took to the stage and captivated not only the judges, but the entire nation with his soaring vocals.He performed in front of Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Piers Morgan with a beautiful rendition of Puccini’s Nessa Dorma.

Britain's Got Talent has been a staple piece of Saturday night TV since it first aired on June 9, 2007, entertaining millions.15 years after the programme first burst onto British screens, it's seen an array of hopefuls take to the famous stage hoping to land a spot at the prestigious Royal Variety Performance.With previous contestants including Stavros Flatley and Paul Potts leaving viewers speechless, it's no surprise that fans are still following them on social media.Daily Star has trawled through the archives and social media to bring you Britain's Got Talent's biggest transformations from over the years.Susan or SuBo to some is arguably Britain's Got Talent's stand out contestant.The Scottish native had the judges in stitches with her quick wit during her 2008 audition after saying she wanted to be "as successful as Elaine Paige." However, once she opened her mouth, everybody was left collecting their jaws up from the floor, with Amanda Holden saying it was the "biggest wake-up call ever," after an initial cynical attitude towards Susan.

SIMON Cowell was in for a surprise tonight as Britain's Got Talent returned for another exhilarating evening of auditions - including a terrifying witch and enchanting kids' choir. Star judge, Simon, was left with his head in his hands after one act takes to the stage in just a pair of green boxers, which had Simon's face printed on the front. Meanwhile fans watched as Alesha Dixon stormed off Britain’s Got Talent after being covered in cockroaches.

Britain's Got Talent star Connie Talbot looks entirely different from the gumsy little girl who auditioned on the ITV show back in 2007.

Britain's Got Talent star Connie Talbot looks words away from the gap-toothed young girl who auditioned on the ITV show back in 2007.The 21-year-old musician logged into her Instagram page on Tuesday (April 19) to share a "classy toilet selfie" with her 300,000 followers.She posed up a storm for the camera as she took a snap wearing a black leather jacket and with a stylish top underneath.Connie styled her tresses in loose curls and enhanced her natural beauty with minimalistic makeup.The singer is not one to shy away from the camera and often updates her Instagram grid with some glam snaps.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent returned for its second instalment yesterday but the show has been hit with 'fix' claims after Simon Cowell dished out his golden buzzer. While Simon was blown away by Axel's gags about the pandemic and his pregnant girlfriend, some viewers were up in arms that he got the coveted golden buzzer. One branded the decision a fix, pointing out that Axel already has a stand-up show on streaming service Amazon Prime - just as last night's golden buzzer, singer Loren Allred, was already a famous singer.