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Kate Ritchie awards Ramadhani brothers the Golden Buzzer after breathtaking acrobatic act on Australia’s Got Talent that stuns judges
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On Sunday night’s episode of Australia’s Got Talent, two acrobats left the judges stunned to see them get the Golden Buzzer.
Tanzania-based performers Ibrahim and Fadi Ramadhani, known as The Ramadhani Brothers, wowed the crowd with a deadly acrobatic act.
The judges were visibly shocked by their performance, and Kate Ritchie grabbed her face in surprise.
On Sunday night’s episode of Australia’s Got Talent, two acrobats left the judges stunned to see them get the Golden Buzzer. Pictured: Kate Ritchie with The Ramadhani Brothers
Also excited, Alesha Dixon jumped dramatically on the table and danced lavishly above the other judges.
Unable to keep her excitement to herself, Kate slammed the Golden Buzzer shut and pushed the acrobats through to the semi-finals.
“I can’t even string together a sentence because I’ve never seen anything like it in my life,” Kate told the couple.
Tanzania-based performers Ibrahim and Fadi Ramadhani, known as The Ramadhani Brothers, wowed the crowd with a deadly acrobatic act
The judges were visibly shocked by their performance
Also excited, Alesha Dixon dramatically jumped on the table and danced lavishly above the other judges
Unable to keep her excitement to herself, Kate slammed the Golden Buzzer and pushed the acrobats through to the semi-finals
“That was just absolutely unbelievable to the point that I almost want to cry.”
British comedian and fellow judge David Walliams was equally impressed and praised the brothers.
“Tonight a legend was born in this act with these two great performers,” he said passionately.
“I can’t even string together a sentence because I’ve never seen anything like it in my life,” Kate told the couple.
“That was just absolutely unbelievable to the point I almost want to cry,” she said
Ibrahim, 36, and Fadi, 26, have previously said they hope to win AGT and help children in their community.
The pair is also aiming for a Guinness World Record for the most consecutive stairs climbed while balancing a person on the head.
Elsewhere in the episode, David joined 61-year-old male pole dancer Allan Reinikka on stage as he undressed and twirled in his underwear.
Elsewhere in the episode, David Walliams joined 61-year-old male pole dancer Allan Reinikka on stage as he undressed and twirled in his underwear. Both pictured