Britain’s Got Talent share sweet spoiler clip from tomorrow nights show

Bruno Tonioli surprised a children’s dance troupe at London’s Madame Tussauds and invited them to audition for the show, spoilers for Saturday’s episode have revealed.

The teaser clip, shared on the talent show’s official YouTube, showed 67-year-old Bruno entering Madame Tussauds in a diamond-embellished white suit.

Bruno then took a seat next to his Madame Tussauds sign before posing as a realistic wax figure in an attempt to surprise the group.

The children’s dance act called United 2 Dance then entered the museum, unaware of Bruno’s presence.

They then saw Bruno’s very realistic ‘wax figure’ and one of the girls made an impression of the star saying, ‘Ohhh, fantastic honey.’

As the kids approached and got close, Bruno jumped up shouting “Surpriseeee,” causing all the kids to jump and scream in disbelief.

One of the kids then said ‘are you real’ to which Bruno replied with ‘I’m real, you can touch me, I’m really real’.

Bruno then proceeded to tell the kids why he was there and what the surprise was all for – to invite them to audition for Britain’s Got Talent after a mother of one of Olena’s children came into contact with the show.

He said, “You know why I’m here because Olena contacted me to tell me how wonderful you’ve been to her and her son Nazari and how wonderful you’ve been to them since they came from Ukraine.”

He continued, “Helping to give you a chance to dance and a chance to shine. Olena can you tell me all about it, my love’.

And Olena, who seemed overwhelmed with emotion, said, “I can’t thank the students at United enough for everything they’ve done for my family and my son.”

Teaser: The teaser clip shared on Youtube showed Bruno, 67, entering Madame Tussauds in a diamond-embellished white suit

She continued: ‘Since we arrived here, they support us, they sponsor Nazari, they present him with clauses for dance’.

Bruno then replied with ‘So it’s like welcoming a new family?’.

Olena said, “No words will ever be enough to say how grateful we are to United 2 Dance, they have changed our lives.”

After Olena explains what the dance act has done for her and her family, Bruno then rubs his hands and said, “Okay, here comes the surprise.”

Preparation: The clip then showed Bruno sitting next to his Madame Tussauds sign before posing as a realistic wax figure

I’m real! As the children’s dance troupe walked towards and approached Bruno, Bruno jumped up shouting “Surpriseeee”, causing all the children to jump and scream in disbelief

Shock: A child then said ‘are you real’ to which Bruno replied ‘I’m real, you can touch me, I’m really real’. before extending his hand

Audition: Bruno then told the kids why he was there and what the surprise was all for and claimed they were nominated to audition on Britain’s Got Talent

“Olena nominated you to audition for Britain’s Got Talent today,” to which the children seemed delighted.

The surprise teaser clip comes after Bruno was recently in the hot seat with viewers of Britain’s Got Talent when they were furious about Bruno letting the audience influence his vote for an act.

The former Strictly Come Dancing panelist, who took part in the ITV talent show for the first time in this series, was tasked to bring his professional dance skills to the first auditions of the night.

Romeo and Icy with twinkling toes took the stage to show off their slick moves after talking about how they met at a party and decided to create their entertaining act.

However, despite their energetic display, the panel was divided, with Simon Cowell and Amanda Holden deciding to send them through to the next stage, while Bruno and Alesha Dixon thought they were not up to par.

Things soon changed when the crowd became hostile to Bruno as he cast his vote, jeering and booing him in an attempt to get him to change his mind.

Luckily for the audience at the audition, Bruno relented and decided to change his vote to a ‘yes’, allowing Romeo and Icy to advance to the next stage of the competition.

However, the situation did not sit well with viewers at home, with many taking to Twitter to express their frustration.

Someone wrote: ‘What good is a jury if the audience changes the result of an average dance duo. Bad Twist and Pulse imo.’

While someone else asked: ‘Since when does the public have a say?!’

Influenced: It comes after viewers of Britain’s Got Talent were left furious during Saturday’s final episode when new judge Bruno Tonioli allowed his vote for an act to be influenced by the public

Born to perform: The rage came after Romeo and Icy took the stage with their twinkling toes to show off their slick moves after sharing how they met at a party and decided to create their entertaining act

Another person wrote, “What c**p, the audience just laughed at them and went crazy and Bruno changed his mind. This show makes me cringe when they treat silly acts like they’re something special.”

While another viewer tweeted, “#bgt Grow some Bruno, instead of changing your mind because the audience was told to sound mad.”

‘I agree with Bruno. They were good, but not good enough. The public reaction is ridiculous. Bruno is a dancer and choreographer. His opinion is worth ten times Amanda’s opinion,” someone else wrote.

While another person shared, “If the whole audience has a vote, what’s the point of the jury?” Just get a folding meter in it.’

And another person posted: ‘Seriously!!! Bruno bows to the crowd and changes his voice for the dancing boys. Literally just turned on and now off!!!! #BGT gone WOKE!!!! Won’t see any more of it now.’

Opinion: However, the situation did not sit well with viewers at home, with many taking to Twitter to express their frustration