Topics: Britains Got Talent, ITV, TV And Film, Amanda Holden, Celebrity
Britain’s Got Talent fans have been left in utter disbelief after a now-viral Amanda Holden video accidentally revealed exactly what actually happens during auditions.
Now, auditions for the annual talent show have already kicked off, seeing hopefuls try their luck at winning the £250,000 prize as well as a chance to perform at the Royal Variety Performance.
And, to promote the upcoming season, which is set to hit our screens in February, the show is sharing a bunch of teasers.
One, which was shared yesterday (15 October), was a short clip promoting the brand-new season with Amanda teasing who, or what, got her Golden Buzzer.
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Have a look at the clip below:
In the clip, Amanda can be heard speaking over the live audience, who were erupting into a loud cheer, saying: "Oh my gosh.
"I have just pressed my Golden Buzzer."
The judge then teased: "And it's something that you would not expect me to press it for."
However, some perceptive ITV viewers pointed out what was being spoken over Amanda during the celebratory moment.
A producer can be heard saying over a mic: "Little heads up, we're going to bring gorgeous Oliver back onto the stage and we're going to recreate that moment once again just to get another..." before it cuts off.
One took to X hitting out: "I am deceased at Britain’s Got Talent sharing this video of Amanda Holden at the auditions… where you can hear in the background 'we’re going to welcome Oliver BACK onto the stage, and we’re going to RECREATE that moment'.
"Fake a** show for goodness sake."
While some were clearly shocked by the incident, others seemed to way more well-versed in the lore of reality TV.
A second claimed: "They do recreations at pretty much all tv shows with an audience… great act, boring audience? Let’s try again. Nothing else to it."
"It’s pre-recorded what do you expect?" hit out a third, while a fourth jabbed: "This is normal for any pre-recorded TV show I’ve been in the audience of."
Another quipped: "It’s for pick-up shots, as every entertainment show under the sun does."
"That’s how it works babe… on every show," echoed a final X user.
The judging lineup will remain the same as this year's season, comprised of head honcho Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli alongside Amanda.
Tyla has reached out to ITV for comment.
