Simon Cowell and Amanda Holden’s children push buzzer on Britain’s Got Talent

Simon Cowell and Amanda Holden's offspring hit the golden buzzer on the finale of Britain's Got Talent auditions.

This past Sunday, the ITV talent competition made its comeback. The judging panel consisted of Cowell, Holden, Dixon, and Tonioli, with McPartlin and Donnelly as the hosts. During the show, the remaining contestants for the upcoming semi-finals were announced.

In the show, the Japanese skipping performers known as Haribow amazed the judges with their flips and stunts, leaving them in awe.

The crowd got up and clapped their hands loudly to show their admiration for the performers, and many of the fans watching BGT begged for the golden buzzer, a button normally pressed by judges and hosts to guarantee a spot in the semi-finals.

In this picture, we can see Amanda Holden alongside her two girls named Alexa Louise Florence Hughes (who is positioned on the left-hand side of the photograph) and Hollie Rose Hughes. The photo was taken by Isabel Infantes and was published by PA.

Dixon commented that all the buzzers were used up and none were left, which Tonioli agreed with. Cowell expressed his uncertainty and said that he didn't have any words to add.

Cowell mentioned that his son is going absolutely insane at the moment.

Simon Cowell's son, Eric, whom he has with his wife Lauren Silverman, proceeded to press the buzzer with Holden's daughter, Hollie, whom she shares with her husband and record producer, Chris Hughes.

Holden remarked that the dancers were incredible and that they performed excellently to entertain the audience.

Donnelly praised the dance group and expressed his admiration, saying "I have never seen that before."

Simon Cowell and Lauren Silverman are pictured with their offspring Eric and Adam in a lovely family photo (taken by John Walton/PA).

In a different location, performer and humorist Dave Bibby asserted that he was attempting to establish a new record by having cream-filled pastries hurled at him by McPartlin and Donnelly.

In reality, it was a humorous stunt orchestrated by Cowell to have a good laugh and toss some whipped cream pies at the presenting pair from Newcastle, who had pulled pranks on him in the past.

"Donnelly said Dave fooled us."

Moving onto the next round of the competition were a group of ladies and a small number of men who go by the name Midlife Movers. They performed to the song Relight My Fire. Additionally, a nine-year-old magician named Ella Rose from Tamworth, as well as a 45-year-old recorder player named Richard Lindesay, also made it to the next stage.

Another contestant who received admiration from the panel of judges was Leightonjay Halliday, who is a 23-year-old dancer hailing from the village of Douglas in Scotland. His performance involved using a small pool as he danced to the beat of Kodi Lee's song "Change." By the end of his routine, he was completely drenched.

Dixon mentioned that the dance would progress to the next level even if they didn't use water. Cowell expressed his admiration for Lee, a contestant on America's Got Talent, and said he would be amazed when he informed him that someone had delivered an exceptional performance to one of his songs.

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Heather Holliday, a sword swallower from America who is 38 years old, recently performed an impressive feat on stage. She managed to fit one long sword and eight smaller swords into her mouth all at the same time. She even twirled around while doing it. Her breathtaking performance impressed both the audience and judges so much that they stood up and applauded her.

When Heather, dressed up in a shiny gold dress, was on stage, Cowell complimented her by saying that she had a certain radiance that one would expect from a star. He also praised her performance by describing it as something which was beyond belief.

Heather and Leightonjay made significant headway on the program.

The Radetzky Quartet from the Netherlands, who added a hilarious twist to their musical performance with their comical antics, didn't return for an encore.

The live semi-final of the popular TV show, Britain's Got Talent, is set to air on Monday evening at 8pm.