News about Alesha Dixon

A wellness brand backed by Alex Dixon, Nobleblu has reportedly gone out of business due to a lack of sales, four years after it's launch. The BGT judge, 45, is said to be 'disappointed' after the range of supplements, which promised to boost immunity, beauty, focus, balance and energy, 'failed to take off' with the company being dissolved last month.  Alesha previously explained how she hoped the product would help people find their 'rhythm and flow' and promoted the brand via her social media.

Britain's Got Talent was thrown into chaos on Saturday when acrobatic performers  Serbat Troupe's stunt went wrong. The group from Kazakhstan climbed ladders during the risky routine routine before one of them took a tumble leaving the judges terrified.  As one attempted to balance on the other's head with just one hand they suddenly toppled over and down onto the stage. 

Britain's Got Talent viewers were left unimpressed by Danny Platinum's audition during Saturday's show, branding it a 'set up'.  The 29-year-old was first to perform and took to the London Palladium stage before  suddenly deciding to exit and perform on the red carpet outside the iconic theatre.   

Britain's Got Talent's Ant and Dec were left terrified after finding themsleves dragged into one death defying act's audition during Saturday's show. The Geordie duo, both 48, were invited on stage as student Duncan Murray showcased his skills on a pogo stick with a string of daring stunts. In a preview of the latest show the hopeful lined up the hosts, before bouncing high into the air and over their heads. 

Britain's Got Talent's Simon Cowell was left unimpressed by Italian comedy act Umberto and Damiano during Saturday's show.  The duo, who are famous faces in their native country, took to the stage with a comedic skit based on Disney's Frozen -  after performing the exact same thing on Italia's Got Talent in 2022.  While Amanda Holden, 52, Alesha Dixon, 45, Bruno Tonioli, 68, were left in hysterics music mogul Simon, 64, sat with his hands crossed glaring at the stage.

After 17 years on the judging panel of Britain's Got Talent, there isn't much Simon Cowell hasn't seen.  Yet even he wasn't prepared for an usual audition in the latest round as they stormed the stage dressed up as him and belting out Tina Turner's hit Simply The Best. In scenes that will air on Saturday's show, judges Amanda Holden, Bruno Tonioli, Alesha Dixon and of course, Simon watched on as just one performer began singing modelling Simon's famous white shirt and high-waisted black trousers combo.

ITV bosses made the last minute change to the programme out of respect and compassion to the family of Daniel Anjorin, who was killed in north-east London on Tuesday. The long-running series, presented by Ant and Dec and featuring judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli, called an emergency meeting following the incident and made the quick decision to scrap Heather Holliday, who's a professional sword swallower. Heather, who's from America, has been named 'The World's Craziest Sword Swallower' by Guinness World Records and her act involves swallowing multiple solid steel swords while wearing sexy burlesque costume. Their decision follows the death of schoolboy Daniel, who alongside four other people, was attacked by a man patrolling the streets brandishing a samurai-style sword this week.

The comedian, 65, cut a dapper figure in a wine-red crushed velvet blazer as he headed home hand-in-hand with theatre mogul Lisa, also 65.

The 27-year-old, from London, was seen miming playing a guitar to a medley of classic Queen hits and stripped off to reveal a glittering pair of trousers and tattooed chest as he ran frantically around the stage

Britain's Got Talent viewers were stunned just as much as judges when The Dark Hero took to the stage on Sunday's episode - as fans speculate he might be famous. The unknown man left the panel in awe while singing Defying Gravity from the famous musical Wicked - all while being dressed as Batman. Fans at home were also astonished by his vocal skills, giving one impressive final touch as he was also lifted in the air.

Harrison, 22, from Kent, quietly sat in the audience during Saturday night's show, watching the round of auditions with his family.

The group, made of four beatboxing artists - Kohey, So-So, Rusy and Kaji - earned themselves a standing ovation after a brilliant performance which saw them recreate Ghost Buster's theme tune.

The Britain's Got Talent judges were stunned by one contestant during Saturday's episode after he nearly suffered an X-rated wardrobe malfunction. Sven Smith, 27, was the first of the hopefuls to appear during this weekend's instalment as he performed an air guitar routine to a medley of Queen songs. The panellists - Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden and Bruno Tonioli - were impressed, with music boss Simon saying he was 'ecstatic' after the audition.

Britain's Got Talent's new series has been hit by its first round of complaints, after the ITV series returned to screens over the weekend. The ITV show has never shied away from shocking viewers with weird and wacky acts, and the launch show proved to be no different. One such act was Kimberly Winter, whose burping skills didn't sit well with many viewers, prompting 54 complaints to media watchdog Ofcom.

Both the Britain's Got Talent viewers and judging panel were left stunned after Simon Cowell demonstrated his David Attenborough impression on Sunday night. The music mogul, 64, jokingly adopted the beloved presenter's famous voice he uses to narrate his nature documentaries, to give feedback to one act during auditions. Simon, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli were gobsmacked as Geneviève Côté showed off her talent of creating nature sounds.

Britain's Got Talent viewers were amused by a 'don't try this at home' warning during Sunday's episode as a stuntman took to the stage. Brazilian Arbon was seen climbing onto incredibly high stilts before holding a handstand at the top while fire burned around him below. The athletic auditionee, 26, delighted many viewers as he took to the stage without a top on, with his rippling abs on display.

Britain's Got Talent judges couldn't hold back their tears during Sunday night's show as they watched an eight-year-old boy with a brain tumour perform.  Ravi sang with his choir, Ravi's Dream Team, and were put straight through to the semi-finals as they landed agolden buzzer from Alesha Dixon, after moving her and her fellow judges to tears. Taking to the stage, Ravi introduced his sister, mother and father to the judges and explained his reasoning for being on the show as he stood alongside the group, ranging from age five to 78.

Britain's Got Talent judges were left in shock during Sunday night's show as one act's audition with fire went terribly wrong.  During the latest episode of the ITV show, stuntman and escape artist Danny ZZZZ took to the stage, explaining he was going to be handcuffed and shackled inside a wooden box, which would be raised above the stage.  His assistant then set it on fire, giving him one minute to escape, where he would reach out the top of the box and unlock the padlock which he could not see.

Britain's Got Talent viewers questioned judges Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon's trip to invite a young dancer to audition for the show during Sunday's episode. The hit ITV1 reality competition made its return to TV for 2024 in the form of a weekend double bill, with 10-year-old schoolboy Trey Braine showing off his dancing skills. Freestyle dancer Trey was asked to watch his idols, street dance group Diversity, rehearse for their tour and was stunned to see Amanda and Alesha turn up.

Britain's Got Talent returned to screens on Saturday night, and is seemingly already off to a promising start. According to overnight figures, the launch episode of series 17 saw an average of 5 million viewers tuning in, with a peak of 5.8 million. The ratings make it ITV's biggest overnight audience of the year so far since The FA Cup quarter final match last month, which garnered 5.5 million viewers.

She's been at the heart of the latest fix row to surround Britain's Got Talent. But Sydnie Christmas appeared to be ignoring the accusations as she celebrated her audition success with her friends and family on Saturday. The singer, 28, stunned judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli with her incredible rendition of Tomorrow from the musical Annie on the premiere.

Britain's Got Talent judge Bruno Tonioli has vowed to get Botox as he claims he is the only panel member whose face moves. The former Strictly Come Dancing panellist, 68, who has returned to ITV talent competition BGT this year for his second series, insists his co-stars Simon Cowell , 64, Alesha Dixon , 45, and Amanda Holden , 53, have all had cosmetic treatments to ensure their smooth visages. He said, according to The Sun : 'I went into the bathroom and looked in the mirror and said, "Bloody hell, I am the only person with wrinkles".'

Alesha Dixon stormed out of Britain's Got Talent stage following a contestant's 'offensive' performance during the first chaotic episode on Satuday. Kimberly Winter flew all the way from America in an attempt to stun head judge Simon Cowell with her very unusual 'skill'. The American star also confessed to have a crush on the music mogul, 64, despite of her husband sitting in the crowd, and said she wanted to make her act 'worldwide'. 

Britain's Got Talent has been plunged into a fix row already as one hopeful from Saturday's series premiere was revealed to be an experienced musical theatre performer.  Sydnie Christmas, 28, stunned judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli with her incredible rendition of Tomorrow from the musical Annie, with Amanda Holden even picking her as her gold buzzer choice.  However despite revealing her dreams of working in the West End and her current role as a receptionist, viewers quickly discovered Sydnie had in fact had quite the career on stage.