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Eagle-eyed Britain’s Got Talent fans spot huge ‘missing’ element of hunky Messoudi Brothers audition – did you spot it?
Did you spot something wrong with the Brothers' act?
BRITAIN'S Got Talent fans were left giggling and flustered with the arrival of the Messoudi Brothers on stage this weekend.
The saucy pair performed a strip-juggling routine for the judges, wowing the live audience.
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Performing to Sam And The Womp's Bom Bom, the pair stripped down to their underwear before switching suits - all while juggling pins between them.
However, longtime fans of the Brothers were left confused after noticing a major absence in their routine.
Normally, the hunky group perform as a trio, with their brother mysteriously absent from this weekend's appearance.
The Messoudi Brothers are part of a string of Got Talent performers who travel the world appearing in the multiple versions of the series.
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In 2019, they appeared on Arab’s Got Talent, America’s Got Talent, and Tu Si Que Vales in Italy in 2019 - making it to the finals before having to withdraw.
The next year they appeared on Das Supertalent, the German version of the show, getting the judges Golden Buzzer and making it to the final.
By the end of that year they also appeared on the French iteration of the show, La France a un incroyable talent.
In 2022, they appeared in Australia's Got Talent, and in 2023 they appeared in Spain's Got Talent: All Stars.
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In 2021, they appeared at the annual Royal Variety Performance alongside their father, who trained them in their skills from an early age.
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The current duo of the Messoudi Brothers have been sent through to the next round, and are still in with a chance of winning the £250,000 prize and a shot at the win.
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