Britain’s Got Talent’s Titan The Robot act fuels fix row with secret connection to Ant and Dec & Saturday Night Takeaway

BRITAIN's Got Talent act Titan The Robot has already appeared on Saturday Night Takeaway.

Titan the Robot sings and performs a comedy routine and roasted Simon Cowell as BGT returned to screens last weekend.

But Titan the Robot has been on the entertainment scene for years.

Titan's comedic skills are enjoyed by children and adults alike.

Weighing in at 60kg and standing at 8ft tall, the first public appearance of Titan was in 2004 at Glastonbury Festival.

Since then, Titan has appeared on Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, taken to the stage alongside celebrities including Rihanna and Will Smith and even performed at the Chinese F1 Grand Prix in Shanghai, Sochi Winter Olympics and Commonwealth Games.

It comes as the new series of Britain's Got Talent faced a fix row.

New yorker Loren Allred, a singer, won Amanda Holden's Golden Buzzer on Sunday but has already found major success in the US.

She has duetted with singing legends Michael Buble and Andrea Bocelli, and recorded The Greatest Showman's movie soundtrack vocals.

Meanwhile, Austrian singer Ferdinand Rennie, 62, said he was "stitched up" by being made to sing Never Enough from The Greatest Showman moments before Loren - before being brutally dumped from the series.

The Austrian, of Dunoon, Argyll, had wanted to perform the ballad but was made to sing a sped up dance version which head judge Cowell hated.

He said: "They made me wait all day, no time for a sound check.

"I feel everything was stitched up to make Loren look better."

Loren, 32, received the golden buzzer from judge Amanda Holden to qualify for the semi-finals.

Britain’s Got Talent airs Saturday at 8pm and Sunday at 7:35pm on ITV.