Simon Cowell received an unexpected surprise during the semi-final of Britain’s Got Talent on Wednesday night.
The judge, 68, was left shocked after Welsh dance group Troll Dancers took the opportunity during their performance to play a cheeky prank on the star.
As the group, made up of 30 children aged six to ten from TDM Stage in Sandfields, Port Talbot, danced around the stage in a colorful and fun pop sensation, a troll headed towards Simon armed with a spray can.
The troll then proceeded to spray Simon with the cream pie filling, much to the delight of the audience and the other judges.
Amanda Holden jumped to prevent the cream from staining her pink dress as she fled.
Simon Cowell was SHOCKED when he took a pie to the face during the Britain’s Got Talent semi-final on Wednesday as fans describe the moment as “simply perfection”.
The judge, 68, was left shocked after Welsh dance group Troll Dancers took the opportunity during their performance to play a cheeky prank on the star.
Simon was left wiping the cream from his eyes before things became chaotic during the comments section.
As Ant and Dec asked the judges for feedback, Simon took the opportunity to return the favor to Amanda as he threw a handful of cream at her.
Amanda was then ready for war as she exclaimed, “I’m going to get you back” while trying to plan her next move while gushing about how amazing the Troll Dancer’s performance was.
On Twitter, fans shared their delight at the prank, writing: ‘Wow, pure chaos! We expect nothing less from those cheeky little Troll Dancers.
‘Ant and Dek definitely told the trolls to take on the cake, Simon, poor Simon, it’s always spaghetti first and cake now haha’; ‘This was so much fun!’; “They were a lot of fun.”
‘Totally brilliant’; ‘I loved the chaos! You could tell they were having the time of their lives tonight.”
“I don’t like Trolls, but having a group of kids hit Simon in the face with a pie for the second time in this series was just perfect.”
Another suggested: “It would have been funnier if they had lathered Amanda and Alesha,” while another joked that they would try to bag King Charles if they perform at the Royal Variety presentation.
As the group, made up of 30 children aged six to ten from TDM Stage in Sandfields, danced around the stage in a colorful and fun pop sensation, a troll headed towards Simon armed with a spray can.
The troll then proceeded to spray Simon with the cream pie filling, much to the delight of the audience and the other judges.
Amanda Holden jumped out of the way to avoid getting the cream on her pink dress as she fled.
As Ant and Dec asked the judges for feedback, Simon took the opportunity to return the favor to Amanda as he threw a handful of cream at her.
Amanda moved out of the way as Simon tried to cover her with cream.
On Twitter, fans shared their delight at the prank, writing: ‘Wow, pure chaos! We expect nothing less from those daring little Troll dancers.
Meanwhile, the Britain’s Got Talent semi-final got off to a dramatic start when pogo artist Duncan Murray kicked off the show on Wednesday night.
The Canadian pogoist returned to the stage with his updated act after first wowing the judges when he jumped on presenters Ant and Dec during his audition.
However, things didn’t go as planned for the student as fans were left fuming on Twitter before the performance even began.
Viewers took to social media furious that another act on the British talent show was not from the UK, as Duncan is in fact Canadian.
And things went from bad to worse after his friend, whom he recruited for the performance, fell mid-rebound and was left on the stage awkwardly clapping as Duncan continued jumping.
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‘Oops Douglas, what an admission. Your vision is Las Vegas, not the Royal Variety Show…wrong country!!!’
That represents a change; An international act! Honestly, a man in a jumper! Does this count towards talent? This show is falling off the bottom of the barrel.’; “First act… Canadian.”
Meanwhile, the Britain’s Got Talent semi-final got off to a dramatic start when pogo artist Duncan Murray kicked off the show on Wednesday night.
However, things didn’t go as planned for the student as fans were left fuming on Twitter before the performance even began.