ITV Britain's Got Talent fans make same demand as they…

ITV Britain's Got Talent fans make same demand as they say 'help' over distracting Amanda Holden wardrobe blunder

Britain's Got Talent fans have found themselves making the same demand as they were given some more details about the upcoming series. Viewers of the hit ITV talent show were given a first look at the show's new judging line-up and hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly in a string of glam promotional images.

Posting the snaps on social media, the team behind BGT revealed when fans will be getting their next talent fix. It had already been confirmed that the show will return on Saturday, April 15 with a double-weekend show as it will also air on Sunday, April 16. But now we have a time.

Viewers will need to be settled down by 8pm on Saturday night and 7.45pm on Sunday night if they want to follow the action as it plays out before it is available on ITVX.

"Bringing you PURE GOLD entertainment, it's your #BGT Judges, @SimonCowell, @AmandaHolden, @AleshaOfficial, and sparkly *new* Judge, @BrunoTonioli!" the tweet from BGT said. A follow-up then read: "And of course, no #BGT line-up is complete without our Golden boys, @antanddec. Get ready for a brand new series of Britain's Got Talent, this Saturday at 8pm AND Sunday at 7:45pm on @ITV1 and @WeAreSTV."

But it was Amanda who caught fans' attention as she slipped her sensational figure into a gold-plated outfit. The 52-year-old flashed her tanned legs in a thigh-split black maxi dress which had been adorned with a striking gold metal piece. She completed her eye-catching look with a pair of gold heels while sporting a matching bracelet and choker.

Amanda's golden theme continues with her perfectly preened locks which she wore down and straight while slicked back out of her face to show off her flawless makeup. But it appears some were distracted by the reflective nature of some of the glamourous star's attire.

Eagle-eyed social media users noticed her reflection of her chin and nostrils in the metallic top part of the gown with @superTV247 posting a series of zoomed-in versions of Amanda's promo pic. A follower laughed: "HELP!" in response ad another said: "Actual laughing out loud."

Meanwhile, others were responding to the post to make a demand to bosses of the ITV show. One said: "Bring BGMT back please." Another echoed: "Bring back Britain’s got more talent with @StephenMulhern…….. please." A third typed under the judges images: "But not Stephen Mulhern- #bringbackbgmt."

Speaking about the new series, Amanda said the talent on the show this year felt “more homegrown” after last year after they faced backlash over a number of professional performers auditioning who had struggled during lockdown. She also added that the show had seen more choirs audition than “ever before”.

Meanwhile, Bruno Tonioli, who has replaced David Walliams on the judging panel, described joining the show as "meeting up with your friends and having a laugh" but said he was always nervous before any shows because "I really do care".

Original judge Holden described having energetic Tonioli on the judging panel as "putting a Berocca into water and watching it fizz". She said: "He gives some good critiques when he’s not messing around and being naughty. I swear we need to strap him to his chair, he never sits down!

"He’s a sweetheart and very informed, those are the bits that I’m finding really interesting about him. I think he’s still bringing all the energy and character that he had on Strictly, but you get to see more of him because obviously now he’s judging more than just dancing. He also speaks several languages, so it’s been great having him translate for some of our international acts. It’s like having our own BGT interpreter on call every day."

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