Amanda Holden, the British Got Talent judge before the final of the ITV talents, made fun of that there may be “national anger” if one thing happens
Amanda Holden says she fears a “national anger” on Britain's Got Talent for a specific reason. ITV talents ended this week, with a bright conclusion of a successful offer.
His colleagues – Simon Cowell, Bruno Tonioli, Elisha Dixon – will join Amanda for the amazing end where the remaining contestants are fighting to win the winner and earn a desirable opening in the performance of the Royal Variety.
In a new interview, Amanda now gave an insight into a look like filming the success show. She said: “The party is usually in my room after the show! Bruno is the first for a cup of red in front of the producers and my workers may predict the golden bell.
“The door is always open and the bubbles are always flowing. My husband and girls have also reached the exhibition for most weeks, which was very special … I say that Simon is the biggest Joker now, especially now after his son Eric came to tests and live offers. He is more emotional and loves to see Eric laugh.”
“Simon will often look to Eric to find out how to interact with the verb. I have been displaced that all of our children will be replaced soon on the painting in the coming years.”
Amanda hopes to win a group in the show this year, as she made it clear that this means that money will come a long way to help more experience in what happens when he wins the show.
However, she mocked that there may be a “national anger” in the store – if her daughters appear in the show. She was asked if she would be happy if her children appear to be lake or Holly in the program.
She added: “Holly always threatens to test and wonder whether I would press the golden bell for her. I must tell her,” I could not judge you because there will be a national anger because it will be completely unfair. “
Bruno Tonioli, the star of Amanda, recently opened around the Amanda Association – and their drinking sessions.
“We know that we have a holiday the next day, so there may be a little celebration after the show, which will be nice! There are a few champagne if Amanda has any relationship with it,” he said.
Speaking of the constant chanting that the direct audience receives, he added: “This always surprises me every time. It seems as if I were David Beckham, as you know, I love to get his money. They chant my name and blow my mind, but I love it.
“The funny thing is that it happens on the street all the time, everywhere I go to, make people chant Bruno at my face. It is often scales, so it appears only that they should come and watch the show because how do they know that they repeat my name in the way the audience does in the theater?
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