Britain's Got Talent audience share 'truth' behind Golden Buzzer as fans spot 'flaw' in Simon 'rule break'

Audience members from the audition stages of Britain's Got Talent have spoken out after viewers spotted a 'flaw' in the show's latest 'rule break'. The ITV talent favourite was back on the small screen on Saturday night (May 20) and after last weekend's episode featured a 'first', it appears Simon Cowell didn't want to be left out.

Former Strictly Come Dancing star Bruno caused Tonioli drama and surprised viewers when he claimed a second Golden Buzzer act ahead of the live semi-finals in a move that Simon joked could "get him fired". He pressed his buzzer for singer Gamal John who performed It's A Man's Man's Man's World by James Brown.

As the audience chanted for the Golden Buzzer to be pressed, hosts Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly made it clear that they couldn't as there were none left having already pressed them for other acts.

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But new judge Bruno, who wasn't familiar with the rules, threw caution to the wind and pressed his Golden Buzzer for the second time this series, becoming the first judge on the show to get two Golden Buzzer acts. "I have to do it," he shouted as he leapt between Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden.

Gamal was able to keep his place in the live shows, however, he wasn't covered in golden confetti like other recipients of the buzzer due to them having all been used. But Ant and Dec soon came rushing out onto the stage after finding some confetti cannons backstage and doused Gamal and his son.

And this is why BGT fans think they spotted a 'flaw' on Saturday night (May 20). Hosts Ant and Dec were left utterly speechless as Simon ended up breaking his own rules. For the final performance of the episode, a dance group, named Unity,