The Overtones star says X Factor 'had its time' and vows ITV show 'will be back'

LOVE Island’s Amber Davies broke down in tears as she watched her sister perform on BGT. Her big sister Jade is part of Welsh of the West End - a group of performers from the heart of London's theatre scene.

X Factor star Honey G looked unrecognisable as she shared a new snap following her latest triathlon.The 41-year-old, who soared to fame on the ITV talent show in 2016, took to Instagram to share a snap of herself after completing the Hertfordshire Triathlon at Stanborough Lakes, Welwyn Garden City. Honey G – real name Anna Gilford -, who has lost more than two stone recently due her love of exercise and mile-runs, updated her fans on Sunday. She penned: "I’m very proud of myself having now completed my 3rd Triathlon.

Britain's Got Talent faced a backlash from angry viewers who complained there were too many infant acts on the ITV talent show.Some of the fuming fans suggested there should be a separate version of BGT dedicated to younger acts, such as ITV's The Voice Kids.Others simply offered a scathing review of the action-packed episode - even comparing it to a "school talent show".The hit talent show featured several acts from little ones on Saturday night (May 21) - which saw the auditions come to a close.They included nine-year-old magician Ryland and sweet Skylar, seven, who performed an epic dance. Both acts sailed through to the next round of the ITV show with four 'yes' votes from Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon.However, many punters weren't impressed by the sheer amount of juniors auditioning on their telly screens, and they flocked to Twitter to air their frustrations.One commented: "There are way too many kids on #BritainsGotTalent this year, they should have their own series and leave this to the adults.

ITV's Britain's Got Talent alongside Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon. READ MORE: Britain's Got Talent Jonathan Antoine's weight loss and life 10 years after ITV show David is also often recognised as the best-selling children's book author.

Britain's Got Talent contestant Darcy Oake has confessed Jonathan Goodwin's paralysis has "changed his perspective."The 34-year-old appeared on the ITV talent show in 2014 and wowed the world with his jaw-dropping dove illusion act.After his first audition, judge Simon Cowell said he was "the best magician" they'd ever had in the competition and he sailed through to the live shows.The magician later became known for his daredevil stunts, most notably when he escaped a death-defying bear trap with seconds remaining. Darcy, who is originally from Canada, came 5th overall in the series, which was won by musical theatre group Collabro.In an exclusive interview with Daily Star, the illusionist confessed that he has started to slow down with performing dangerous stunts and revealed former escapologist Jonathan Goodwin was part of that decision.Jonathan, who appeared on America's Got Talent, was left paralysed and in a wheelchair for life after a dangerous stunt went horribly wrong.Speaking about his accident, Darcy said: "Things were changing before because I'm getting older and I have a baby now, but the whole Jonathan Goodwin thing changed my perspective.""I know Goodwin really well, he's a smart guy and he's not just out there just being crazy.

BRITAIN's Got Talent viewers say they've got to the bottom of how young magician Ryland Petty wowed judges with his Harry Potter magic trick. The nine-year-old was likened to the boy wizard after he pulled off a jaw-dropping move with a set of Rubik Cubes - leaving Simon Cowell speechless.

Britain's Got Talent viewers have branded the ITV show a fix once more after seeing a singer from Amanda Holden's BBC show audition.On Saturday's episode (May 22), the show saw a musical group called Welsh on the West End audition for the judges.The talented choir consists of ten professional performers who already currently perform - or have previously performed - in London's famous West End.The group sang an impressive rendition of The Greatest Showman's From Now On. The four judges which included Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden were all blown away by their stellar performance.

Britain's Got Talent last night (May 21) is related to a former Love Island winner and dating a Bridgerton actor. Jade Davies, from the Welsh Of The West End singing group, is the sister of former Love Island winner Amber Davies and is also in a relationship with Luke Newton who plays Colin Bridgerton in the popular Netflix series.The 10-member choir wowed the judging panel on the talent show with their rendition of From Now On from The Greatest Showman, with Simon Cowell describing the performance as "exceptional".Jade has enjoyed notable success in her career so far, having performed on London's West End in Sister Act, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Phantom Of The Opera.The talented singer has been in a relationship with Luke since 2019 and is deeply proud of her boyfriend.A selfie of the couple on Jade's Instagram account after the premiere of Bridgerton's Season 2 was captioned: "Bit of a soppy one but from doing the self tape together, to the day Luke called me whilst I was in Estonia early 2019 to tell me he got the part!! ( I cried obvs ) to the release of season 1 and now to this day right here!"What an incredible journey lukey.

Britain's Got Talent judge Simon Cowell was left "speechless" on Saturday's episode as nine-year-old magician, Ryland, performed an "amazing" trick on the ITV show. During the latest instalment, Ryland, who discussed with Simon, 62, how much he loves Harry Potter, invited judge Amanda Holden on stage for his audition.

Simon Cowell's wedding as she will be on tour.The music mogul is keeping the exact date of his big day under wraps but the Toy Boy singer has revealed she won't be there in person to see him tie the knot with American socialite Lauren Silverman. Simon, 62, goes way back with Sinitta, 58, who was the first act he signed onto his record label in 1986.

Britain's Got Talent fans are not happy with how fast the series has gone this year as the famous auditions come to a close. ITV viewers were given the devastating news that auditions will end in next weeks show on Saturday night (May 21) as it was revealed the judges will see a handful more acts and then make their choices.

Simon Cowell speechless on Britain's Got Talent - before the head judge branded him a 'young Harry Potter'.Nine-year-old schoolboy Ryland Petty won the hearts of the crowd with his dazzling magic act when he appeared on the hit ITV talent show on Saturday night (May 21).The young lad invited Simon's fellow judge Amanda Holden onto the stage to help him out with his action-packed audition, which involved a handful of impressive tricks with Rubik's cubes.Before his audition, Ryland told judges Simon, Amanda, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon that he was a huge Harry Potter fan, something Simon picked up on immediately.It made it all the more special as Simon ended up comparing him to the fictional Hogwarts wizard, based on J.K Rowling's bestselling fantasy books.Simon said: "I am speechless" before deeming the act "unbelievable" and comparing him to the famous film wizard.Ryland had asked Amanda to think of any word as she stepped onto the stage, so she chose "love". He then invited his fellow magicians from the Magic Circle Young Magicians Club, who each walked onto the stage equipped with a Rubik's cube of their own.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

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 star Darcy Oake revealed he took inspiration from the horror film, Saw, for one of his dangerous stunts. The 34-year-old, who rose to fame in 2014 after wowing the world with his jaw-dropping dove illusion, came fifth overall in the ITV talent show.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent winner Jon Courtenay will return to our screens tonight with special brand-new performance after his major health scare. The 49-year-old singer won the 14th series of the ITV competition in 2020.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent judge Simon Cowell will be left in shock as cute puppet act The Handersons takes a sinister turn tonight. The singing puppets will take to the stage in tonight's show as they sing an original song for their puppet "Nana" in the audience.

X-Factor winner Matt Terry has explained why he did the "right thing" by not signing with Simon Cowell's record label, Syco.Matt, 28, won the ITV show in 2016 and has since had a successful singing career.When chatting exclusively on a Daily Star Facebook Live, he revealed what happened after he was crowned the show's winner.Instead of singing with Simon Cowell's record label, he decided to go with a different option and not work with the music boss.Matt explained: "The deal with the show is you win a contract with Sony and within that, there are Syco, RCA, Island etc. "I was fortunate to have had more than one offer and I got to pick Syco or RCA."My winners single was Syco but I got a choice to do my album through Syco or RCA.

Simon Cowell or have appeared on another TV show. There have been 60 acts that have been shown this year and 15 of those have either been in a different Got Talent series, have a connection with music mogul Simon, or are already 'professionals' in their field, as reported by The Sun. One source defended the talent and told the publication: "It would be unfair to say these contestants are household names.

ONE 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’.

LOVE Island star Amber Davies' sister amazes Simon Cowell in a tear-jerking audition on tomorrow night's Britain's Got Talent. Fans of the ITV dating show will need to do a double take when they spot Amber's lookalike sister Jade on stage.

Simon Cowell thinks the Muppets are real.The telly tycoon claims when he watches Kermit and Miss Piggy, he believes they are proper talking animals.Simon said: ‘‘With puppets, you have to believe that they are real.‘‘I don’t watch the Muppets thinking someone has got their hand up the frog. I believe that Kermit is real.”Cowell, 62, speaks about his love for the Muppets on Britain’s Got Talent on Saturday, when two sets of puppeteers audition.The Handersons and Bee And Lotte try their best to impress the panel with their comedy acts.