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Bruno Tonioli breaks silence with Simon Cowell post after BGT ‘axe’

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Bruno Tonioli breaks silence with Simon Cowell post after BGT ‘axe’

Bruno Tonioli has broken his silence after it was reported he has been axed from Britain’s Got Talent.

The former Strictly Come Dancing judge was reportedly booted off the new series of the ITV talent show, just days after Sydnie Christmas took home the top prize at the live final. Sydnie won herself a huge £250,000 as well as a spot to perform at the Royal Variety Performance in front of a member of the Royal Family in November later this year.




Bruno took over as a judge from David Walliams two years ago, with Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon. However, it looks like he won’t be back next year due to a scheduling conflict with his US commitments.

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Breaking his social media silence, he posted a promo of Simon Cowell’s latest project – proving that there is no bad blood between the two. The music mogul is on the hunt for his next boyband following the success of One Direction. Bruno shared a link to sign up to Simon’s search as well as a poster that read: “Simon needs you! Are you the next global superstar and want to be in his new boy band? Aged around 16-18? Click below now to apply.”

Bruno always appears as a judge on Dancing with the Stars in the United States, and with Britain’s Got Talent set to move to earlier in the year to accommodate the lack of Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, which has been paused for now, it’s been reported that the scheduling conflict could affect Bruno’s availability for BGT.

Bruno Tonioli reportedly won’t be back for the next series of Britain’s Got Talent(Image: David Fisher/REX/Shutterstock)
Alan Carr is a popular choice for replacing Bruno(Image: Getty Images)

Britain’s Got Talent is said to be undergoing a whopping £100 million revamp, which includes a change in filming date. Auditions will now be filmed in October, rather than January like usual.

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