News about Bruno Tonioli

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 judge Bruno Tonioli says the pressure to look good on television is as intense for men as it is for women. The Italian dancer, who previously starred on Strictly and turns 69 this year, also believes that social media has made it even more difficult for male stars. He said: 'I think it's as bad for men as it is for women because of all this Instagram stuff, you know what I mean? Especially for young men - it actually is as bad as it is for women.' Tonioli has vowed to stay in shape with a strict exercise regime to ensure he can enjoy a long career.

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.

Bruno, 68, has been on the judging panel of the hit US show since 2005 but last year made the move back to UK screens when he accepted a job on Britain's Got Talent. The professional dancer, who is currently appearing in the second series of BGT, has revealed he will be back in the US soon for DWTS.

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 are at risk of a fix row over a contestant who is set to wow the judges on Sunday's show - but she has already been in the franchise twice before. In a preview clip, Geneviève Côté, 60, who has a talent of creating nature sounds, leaves judge Bruno Tonioli and hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly in shock. A stunned Amanda Holden said: 'Is she doing the noise? I wasn't expecting that!'.

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.

Bruno Tonioli, 68, grew close to Sir Bruce Forsyth when he was a judge on Strictly Come Dancing - so when Britain's Got Talent was filming at the London Palladium he visited his ashes. Sir Bruce's ashes were laid beneath the stage at the famous West End venue a year after his death from pneumonia in August 2017. It was the perfect resting place as he first hosted Sunday Night at the London Palladium in 1958 and performed his one man show for the last time there in 2015.

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".'

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. 

Opening up the show, AI talent group RASK AI stunned celebrity judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli with their rendition of The Greatest Showman.

The mother-of-two, 34, who flew from Virginia, America to audition for the ITV1 series in front of Simon Cowell has revealed the vital pre-show ritual which gives her the ammunition to burp as loudly as possible. After breaking the Guinness World Record for the loudest burp for a woman in 2023, Kimberley decided to develop her act and now she belches in tune with music. She divided the Britain's Got Talent judging panel, with Simon succumbing to her audition for the sake of his son Eric, 10, while Bruno Tonioli was disgusted by Kimberley's ABBA rendition. The biggest surprise came from Amanda Holden, who joined in with Kimberley, letting out an uncharacteristically huge burp to the shock of her co-stars.

The gym receptionist, 28, from Kent wowed Simon Cowell with her rendition of Tomorrow on Saturday night and the music boss admitted Sydnie had even made him suddenly like the Annie show tune. Amanda Holden was so blown away by Sydnie's performance she pushed her Golden Buzzer, which awards the hopeful with a spot in the Britain's Got Talent live final. And to receive praise from Simon and Amanda, as well as Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli, was a life changing moment for Sydnie, who has spent her entire career doubting she was taking the right path following years of painful rejection. Now her luck has changed after Amanda compared the songstress to superstar Adele because of her wit and emotive storytelling - and it all still feels like a dream to Sydnie, whose surname is really 'Christmas.'

The much-anticipated new series of Britain's Got Talent finally kicks off on Saturday, with the star-studded judging panel on a mission to find the next big star. Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli will scour the nation for hopefuls ready to battle it out for £250,000 and a coveted spot on the bill at the Royal Variety Performance. And while the judges love to paint the picture that they're the best of friends on-set, behind-the-scenes there's been shortage of drama.

In a show first, Britain's Got Talent will see how a quartet use AI to make the judges sing The Greatest Show in Saturday's upcoming episode.  In a teaser clip, singing group RASK AI stand in front of artificial intelligence devices and the judges and audience watched in shock as they transformed into Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli in the monitors above. All the judges bar Simon, 64, stood up to marvel at the group as they sang the title track of 2017 musical The Greatest Showman.

Britain's Got Talent has become an integral part of Britain's Saturday night TV. And while the talented acts and impressive auditions make headlines each year while the show airs, one judge - Amanda Holden - often steals the limelight too. The TV personality, 53, is known for sporting some very wild and racy outfits while taking to the judging panel alongside Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli.

Britain's Got Talent hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly kick started the new series in style - by secretly hosting a massive party at Simon Cowell's house. A new clip has shared an inside look at the raucous bash, after Ant and Dec stole Simon's keys and hosted the huge bash, leaving him furious.  In a new video shared to Youtube, Simon, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli revealed that they are looking for new ways to spice up the show.

Britain's Got Talent has fired back after an audience member suggested a golden buzzer act was given a 'secret advantage'. The ITV show returns on Saturday where viewers will get to see the auditions which were filmed earlier this year. One audience member - who was at the auditions both this year and last year - claimed some acts were given more rehearsal time than others.

The panel were exposed for their use of the injectables by the former Strictly star, 68, who claims he's the only person to embrace his natural complexion out of the four judges. After witnessing his ageing appearance on the big screen having watched the first episode of Britain's Got Talent at the press launch on Tuesday, Bruno said he couldn't help but notice his wrinkles, which were made all the more obvious by the frozen faces of his co-stars. Simon, 64, joked that he hired the choreographer because he's four years his junior saying, 'Bruno just said to me in the bathroom, 'Darling, I need Botox!' and I said, 'Why do you think we hired you?' Quick to retaliate, Bruno exclaimed, 'I am the only person on the screen with wrinkles!'