Yahoo News Britain's Got Talent's Alesha Dixon 'walks off' ITV panel in protest as viewers disgusted
Alesha Dixon voted with her feet on Saturday night's Britain's Got Talent, as she got up and walked off the panel in 'disgust' at one audition, as many viewers at home were left feeling exactly the same.
Former Mis-Teeq star and Strictly winner Alesha is back on the panel of the ITV programme once again this year, joining colleagues Simon Cowell, Bruno Tonioli and Amanda Holden for another series and, not long after Amanda hit the Golden Buzzer and Simon came under fire not not using it on act he told 'could win the show,' the judges witnessed a very odd audition from Kimberley Winter, who flew all the way over from America to audition.
Kimberley arrived on stage after a string of slightly dodgy performances, with Amanda remarking that Simon 'was losing the will to live' and, as she stood in from of the panel in a long blue gown looking like she was ready to sing, Britain's Got Talent hosts Ant and Dec predicted she was going to do opera classic Ave Maria, as they watched on from the wings of the London Palladium.
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The presenters were thrown off when instead the intro to ABBA's The Winner Takes It All and then what came next shocked everyone as Kimberley went up to the mic and let out an almighty burp as she started to then belch of the lyrics as well. As a woman in the audience was seen turning away as she said 'Oh no, that's appalling!" it took just seconds for Alesha to slam the desk and walk away from the panel, with Bruno looking at a complete loss to grasp what was going on.
Alesha then hit her buzzer for her red cross to light up, as she made her feelings clear, while Amanda and Simon seemed to see the funny side, as Bruno also sent his cross red.
While she did return to her seat, Alesha then got up again as Simon praised Kimberley, prompting Bruno to react: "No, no! She can't go any further," before he then took walked off in protest.
