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Britain’s Got Talent winner slams judge Bruno Tonioli for swearing during live show and insists ‘he needs to ring it in’
BGT winner Paul Potts has slammed Bruno Tonioli for swearing during the live show.
The series one winner said the ex Strictly Come Dancing star “needs to ring in it”.
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It comes after Bruno accidentally swore live on the ITV show during Tuesday night's episode.
The 67-year-old dropped an expletive as he and his fellow judges were invited on stage to be a part of Andrew Stanton's controversial routine.
The judge seemed uneasy about taking part in the act as he was heard saying to music mogul Simon: "Oh f**king hell Simon, not again."
Simon then asked him: "What?", to which Bruno repeated: "Not again," referring to their continuous participation in the BGT acts.
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The moment did not go unnoticed, and one fan tweeted: "I thought I heard Bruno swearing to Simon on stage about the act f***ing hell Simon not this again or something along those lines."
Another one said: "Did Bruno swear on the second night in a row on BGT?"
On Wednesday night's show, hosts Ant and Dec called for a moment of silence so they could address and apologise for it.
Ant said: "Now before we carry on, we have to just say sorry if you heard a bit of choice language on this show last night."
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He continued: "There will be none of that this evening,"
And now previous BGT winner Paul has jumped in and told : “He [Bruno] needs to ring it in because some of the show is before the watershed.
“Bruno calmed the jumping up and down a bit yesterday, but he needs to watch his language because it’s a family show."
Paul also said he feels he had an advantage when he appeared on the show 16 years ago.
“When I was on Britain’s Got Talent, it was only 300 to 400 people... there is great energy in the theatre,” he shared.
The Welsh star previously worked as a Carphone Warehouse manager before appearing on the talent show.
He amazed the judges with his rendition of Nessun Dorma and claimed the £100,000 prize money with a special spot in the Royal Variety Performance.
Since appearing on the show, he has gone on to sell millions of records worldwide.
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