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Britain's Got Talent 2022 recently kicked off at the London Palladium.

Blissfully betrothed! Simon Cowell and Lauren Silverman looked like the picture-perfect couple just weeks after the two got engaged. The 62-year-old TV personality and his fiancée, 44, were spotted holdings hands leaving the Britain’s Got Talent auditions in London on January 20. While the adorable couple both flashed their megawatt smiles, Lauren also flashed her massive engagement ring, as seen in photos here, via the Daily Mail.

Simon Cowell has been snapped looking loved-up with his new fiancée Lauren Silverman while leaving the London Palladium together on Friday 21 January. Britain's Got Talent boss Simon, 62, smiled and walked hand-in-hand with his wife-to-be Lauren, 44, as they left the latest round of BGT auditions on Friday evening.The newly-engaged couple, who share seven year old son Eric together, looked so in love as they left the venue alongside fellow BGT judge David Walliams. As well as a large smile on his face, Simon wore a black jumper and jeans and added a pair of simple black shoes to finish off his look.

Britain's Got Talent judge and long-time comic David Walliams was reportedly wowed by an "out of this world" would-be star during auditions this week.

Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon made bold appearances in contrasting outfits as they attended the London auditions for the new series of Britain’s Got Talent on Thursday. Filming for season 15 of the ITV show started this week and the judges are back on top in the style stakes and happily posed on the red carpet as they arrived at the London Palladium.

Amanda Holden stunned in a sheer, bejewelled top as she joined the rest of the Britain's Got Talent judging team to continue auditions for the popular ITV programme.

MORE: 18 of the hottest celebrity parties in NovemberFrom Cirque du Soleil to movie launches, see which of our favourite celebrities have caught our attention here in the UK and across the pond.Pippa Middleton made a rare public appearance on 14 January as she headed out on a date night with husband James Matthews. The pair arrived at the Albert Hall hand-in-hand as they joined a whole host of stars to watch the first viewing of Cirque du Soleil's Luzia.The supermodel hosted an intimate dinner to celebrate Bianca Saunders PFW debut of her AW22 collection at Paris' Soho House during Paris Fashion Week, pictured here with Creative Director and Designer Bianca.MORE: New mum Naomi Campbell celebrates special occasion with star-studded photoEarlier this week, the actress appeared to be in great spirits as she attended a drinks reception ahead of the World Premiere of the English National Ballet's "Raymonda" by Tamara Rojo.Keep clicking for more pictures...Roundhouse's In The Round Festival is back and they kicked off their series of one-off gigs performed on the venue's circular stage with Emeli Sandé.MORE: Naughty Boy's sweet relationship with Emeli Sandé revealedTilda Swinton was among the guests who headed to the Memoria screening at ICA at the start of the month.The BGT judges looked picture perfect when they reunited for the first round of the Britain's Got Talent auditions.

NBC has tweaked its midseason schedule, pushing the premiere of Eurovision offshoot American Song Contest by a month, from the previously announced Monday, Feb. 21 (8-10 p.m.) to March 21. Taking over the slot is new reality series America’s Got Talent: Extreme, which made headlines last fall when a contestant was badly hurt in an on-set accident.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeNBC has pushed “American Song Contest,” its ambitious U.S. take on the legendary Eurovision Song Contest, back a month in order to give the production more time to handle COVID concerns when it comes to having a live audience.“American Song Contest” will now premiere on Monday, March 21 at 8 p.m. ET, and air there (in a two-hour slot, until 10 p.m.) for eight weeks, with a finale on May 9.

Ant McPartlin was overcome with emotion as he returned to his Britain's Got Talent hosting duties in front of a live studio audience for the first time in two years.The series, which sees Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams as the judges, is long-awaited as it was cancelled last year due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. And taking to the stage with his hosting co-star Declan Donnelly, 46 year old Ant said: "Excuse me while I go and cry. We are so excited to be back.

Simon Cowell's brother has revealed his accident, where he broke his back, was the "catalyst" for his engagement to Lauren Silverman. Britain's Got Talent boss Simon, 62, has been in a relationship with socialite Lauren, 44, for 13 years and the pair share seven year old son Eric together. Lauren also has son Adam, 16, from her marriage to Andrew Silverman.

Simon Cowell and David Walliams looked delighted to be reunited on the red carpet during Britain's Got Talent auditions at the London Palladium on Monday. The music mogul, 62, smiled as the comedian, 50, wrapped his hand around his, while Amanda Holden, 50, gave him a sweet shoulder squeeze while posing for photos.

David Walliams' exciting episode of Who Do You Think You Are?, which first aired back in 2020, is set to be reshown on BBC on Monday night - but what about the Britain's Got Talent star's own history? The 50-year-old previously shared a never-before-seen throwback photo of himself as a baby with his grandmother - and he is adorable! READ: Simon Cowell beams as he reunites with BGT gang after confirming engagementSharing the snap ahead of the original airing of the episode, the post read: "David's episode of 'Who Do You Think You Are?' is on BBC One tonight at 9pm. This is David with his grandmother," the caption read.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have taken inspiration from the Top Gun hero Maverick, as they arrived for the third day of Britain's Got Talent auditions on Tuesday. The presenting duo arrived at the London Palladium dressed in pilots uniforms inspired by the British Red Arrows, to film a skit that will air when the new series kicks off this spring.

The four judges of much-loved TV show Britain's Got Talent were pictured together over the weekend ahead of filming for the new series. Simon Cowell, 62, David Walliams, 50, Alesha Dixon, 43 and Amanda Holden, 50, all posed for a cute snap after being reunited. Whilst Alesha wowed in a phenomenal orange suit with a black bralette underneath, all eyes gravitated towards Amanda who matched her fellow presenter in a bold yellow dress.The stunning outfit was from designer David Koma and featured long sleeves along with a daring thigh high split on the left side of the skirt which was kept together with some fabric.

It left a massive hole in the TV schedule last year but Britain's Got Talent IS coming back.

Simon Cowell was the picture of happiness as he was reunited with his Britain's Got Talent colleagues this weekend. His sighting in the UK comes days after the 62-year-old confirmed his engagement to partner Lauren Silverman.MORE: Simon Cowell breaks his silence after news of his engagement is confirmedIn new pictures shared on fellow BGT judge David Walliams' Instagram page, the music mogul flashed a smile as he posed for photos with David, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and hosts Ant and Dec.WATCH: Simon Cowell enjoys birthday celebrations with son Eric"Reunited.

Simon Cowell, 62, has returned to Britain’s Got Talent to oversee auditions on a brand new series of the hit show. But the TV personality left the audience and fellow judges in shock after failing to recognise the English flag.Simon was reportedly invited by five-year-old Charles to a contest based on their knowledge of flags when filming yesterday.When shown the St George’s Cross, Simon appeared to confidently believe it was another country’s national banner.He said: “Oh, I know that — it’s Switzerland.”Little Britain star and Simon’s fellow judge David Walliams was left astounded by the notorious Mr Nasty’s mistake.He said: “You idiot.

Best Magazine about his brother’s proposal.Tony explained that the injury allowed Simon time and space to think about his future.The author then went on to say how “fond” he was of Lauren because of how caring and supportive she is.He said: “I believe that accident was the catalyst for Simon.

Simon Cowell had once been ambivalent about the idea of settling down into domesticated, married life.TV's notorious Mr Nasty, who is currently overseeing auditions on a brand new series of Britain's Got Talent, had never been married before.In spite of a brief whirlwind engagement to makeup artist Mezhgan Hussainy back in 2010, it seemed he would never tie the knot.However he now has seven-year-old son Eric to consider, and news has broken the doting father is finally due to marry the mother of his child, Lauren Silverman.The ecstatic bride to be broke the news to Simon's brother at 4:30 in the morning.“When I first heard the news... I immediately thought of our mum, Julie," Tony told Best magazine."She would have been overjoyed with the news, and it’s sad to think she is not here to see her son finally tie the knot."She always wanted him to settle down with a family."He added: "I picture her looking down and saying, ‘And about time, Simon!'"Lauren is Jewish, an identity she shares with Simon's father, so there is a link between the two families.She told Tony she received the proposal on a romantic trip to Barbados and he finally popped the question on Christmas Eve, leading her to exclaim: "I am so happy!""To be honest, I’m not surprised by the news," Tony explained.

Hollywood lifestyle in Los Angeles and move back to the UK after a decade in the States.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the best-selling author, 58, revealed why he decided to return to London after putting his £8 million Hollywood Hills luxury home on the market in 2017.The star and his wife Kate moved back to London after 10 years of living the LA lifestyle.Speaking about that period in his life, Paul said: "I was in Hollywood for 10 years and loved it, it was absolutely fantastic."It was one of the most exciting times of my life."However, the star explained that living in the city was a completely different experience to living in the UK.He said: "But, you know, Los Angeles is not just a location, it's an ontology, it's a state of mind."And if you're going to live there and prosper there, you have to think in an entirely different way to the way we do here."It has a different set of values," he added.Paul also told how it was difficult to carve out "real" friendships in Tinseltown, explaining that he and Kate decided to move back to the UK where their friends live.He went on: "It's hard to make real friends in a place like Los Angeles, you can make a lot of acquaintances."But we decided we'd pop back and we started spending time here, we're actually we prefer it back here."And at the same time, a number of my friends have moved back."Addressing his decision to move back to England, Paul said: "Right now, I think London's the most happening city in the world, despite everything that's going on.He said: "The British countryside is incredibly beautiful, so as much as I love the United States, I love the UK more."And most of my friends are here in Europe as well."So, so that's kind of, you know, what was behind the