BGT fans traumatised and sick over ‘most dangerous and disgusting’ act in the show’s history
Britain’s Got Talent viewers were left traumatised on Saturday after witnessing the ‘’most dangerous and disgusting’’ act the show has ever seen.
BGT’s latest instalment saw massage therapist Andrew Stanton take to the stage in a bid to impress the judges.
As his audition began, the hopeful act remained silent before gesturing to judge Amanda Holden to join him on stage for the most nail-biting part of his stunt.
Amanda lay down in front of the stuntman as he threaded a huge sword down his throat.
In a ghastly twist with paramedics on standby, Andrew attached two ropes onto a belt on Amanda’s waist before hooking the ends onto his eyeballs and picking up the judge.
A shocked Simon Cowell told Andrew: “I say this as a compliment – it was the most disgusting thing in the history of Got Talent.”
And viewers at home appeared to share the same reaction, with one writing: ”L’ill bit traumatised by #BGT if I’m honest,” while a second said: “That guy made me feel physically sick, don’t think it’s appropriate at all #BGT.”