Simon Cowell shows off his toilet humour as he drives VERY cheeky van before having a laugh with his fellow Britain’s Got Talent judges

Simon Cowell humorously showed off his toilet as he drove a very cheeky van to the Britain’s Got Talent auditions in Blackpool on Wednesday.

The music mogul, 65, shared a gallery of behind-the-scenes snaps from the latest auditions as he posed with Amanda Holden, 53, Alesha Dixon, 46, and Bruno Tonioli, 69.

When he arrived at the auditions, he saw Simon driving a hilarious yellow-gold, metallic-wrapped car as he drove himself and Amanda to the theater.

However, the car also featured a striking, cheeky cartoon print of someone sitting on a toilet on Simon’s car door.

Amanda spoke into a yellow microphone as the duo drove around Blackpool to meet locals and contestants ahead of their auditions.

Once inside the theater, Simon took a selfie with the cheerful audience waving at the camera.

Backstage, the judges couldn’t contain their smiles as they were reunited with ITV presenters Ant and Dec.

Simon said Blackpool is his ‘favorite places in the world’ after the busy audition day.

He wrote: ‘First day back in Blackpool yesterday for @bgt auditions. This is now one of my favorite places in the world. The people are absolutely brilliant and the crowd is SO loud!

‘I thought I’d tell you how my day went yesterday… and this morning a surprise from @antanddec… Guys, I’m taking you back! Love, Simon x’.

It comes after Simon suggested he is still suffering from a painful medical problem after first speaking about it last year.

The TV star told how he suffered from debilitating migraines last year when he worried fans after missing a few auditions during filming.

Simon wears red-tinted glasses to protect his eyes when shooting in the studio under bright lights for long periods of time.

A new photo shared by Simon on Tuesday showed the judges reunited at the BGT auditions as filming for the new series got underway.

Simon quickly wore glasses with colored lenses, indicating that he still suffers from migraines a year later.

In February last year, Simon explained to some ‘concerned’ fans on his Instagram that he needs them for health reasons.

He ended by saying: ‘Next week we’re filming BGT in Manchester – looking forward to seeing you then. P.S. That’s why I wear these glasses!’

Sharing a photo of himself wearing the glasses to the jury, he wrote: ‘According to the internet, I just discovered that I have a ‘mystery illness’.

‘For anyone concerned, I missed two auditions at the end of a day two weeks ago because I get migraines after long days in the movie lights.

In this series, the judges will once again be joined by presenters Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, while YouTube star KSI will also make a guest appearance on the show.

The series was postponed in October following the death of Liam Payne, who shot to fame on Simon’s show the X Factor in 2010.

In a statement following Liam’s death in October, a spokesperson for the programme’s producer, Freemantle UK, said: ‘Due to the tragic passing of Liam Payne, we have decided to postpone the auditions for Britain’s Got Talent. Our thoughts are with Liam’s friends, family and all who loved him.”

Simon had decided to cancel the auditions in Blackpool at the last minute when he discovered the shocking news.

Following Liam’s death, a ‘devastated’ Simon paid a heartfelt tribute to the ‘kind, funny and talented’ One Direction star, who ‘never forgot the fans’.

He wrote on Instagram: ‘You never really know how you feel about someone until a moment like this happens.

‘Liam, I’m really devastated. Heartbroken. And I feel empty. And I want you to know how much love and respect I have for you. Every tear I shed is a memory of you.

‘This is so difficult to put into words at the moment. I went outside today and thought about the many times we were together.

“I wanted to let you know what I would always say to the thousands of people who would always ask me. What’s Liam like? And I would tell them that you were kind, funny, sweet, thoughtful, talented, humble, and focused. And how much you loved music. And how much love you really had for the fans.

“I had to tell you at fourteen that this wasn’t your time. And we both promised that we would meet again. Many people would have given up. You didn’t. You came back and within months the whole world knew Liam.

‘And you never forgot the fans. I watched you spend so much time with people who wanted to meet you. You really cared.

‘You came to see me last year. Not for a meeting. Just to sit and talk. And we reminisced about all the fun times we had together.

‘And you were so proud to be a father. After you left, I was reminded that you were still the sweet, kind boy I met all those years ago.”

He continued, “I met your son, Bear. He has your smile and that twinkle in his eye that you have. And he will be so proud of everything you have accomplished. And how you achieved that.

“I always thought of the five of you in the band as brothers. And reading their messages today, I believe you were too.

“And now Liam, I see the effect you had on so many people. Because you left us too soon.

‘Rest in peace, my friend. And I send my love, thoughts and prayers to your family. Simon

Auditions resumed after Britain’s Got Talent made a huge change to the audition process.

Show bosses pulled the plug on hosting the auditions at the London Palladium and they will now all be held in Blackpool.

According to The sun, The bosses decided to change the location because they found the atmosphere in the seaside resort so enthusiastic for the show.

A source said: ‘BGT is a show that depends on the audience and how they react – and actually the audience in Blackpool is absolutely brilliant.

‘The Palladium is such an iconic venue, but if you compare the shows in Blackpool to the shows they filmed in London, the audiences there are much more into it.

‘Boss Simon Cowell has given the go-ahead for the move and just wants the show to be the best it can be.’

The insider added that Amanda may not be happy with the change as she works in London five days a week and will have to commute.