VIEWERS always love the daring and dangerous acts on Britain’s Got Talent.
But as auditions for next year’s series on ITV came to a close last week, I can reveal TWO wannabes spilled blood on stage resulting in medics having to be called.
Alfredo Silva was joined by his wife Coral to perform a high stakes knife throwing stuntCredit: Instagram
Stand-in judge , who was drafted in when took a tumble down some stairs and bashed his head, was left screaming in shock and hiding her eyes when an American daredevil walked naked through a tunnel of electric hedge trimmers.
Despite making it to the end of the dangerous tunnel, he was badly cut and footage leaked online which showed him with blood dripping down his arm.
An audience member said: “He laughed it off like it wasn’t an issue but was hiding his arm behind his back. When he let it drop you could see blood covering his arm and then he accidentally smeared it on his belly.
“Stacey seemed really shocked, especially when fellow judge KSI talked about giving it a go and she begged him not to.
“In the end he sat on some carpet nails, which the guy had also done as part of his act.
“KSI looked really uncomfortable afterwards, but at least he wasn’t bleeding everywhere.”
When auditions moved to Blackpool, a husband and wife double act almost didn’t make it in front of the judges.
, who has appeared on , was rehearsing his knife throwing stunt with wife when he accidentally hit her with a knife, cutting her hand.
A show insider said: “She was treated by medics and decided to continue with their audition, but the crew were nervous something might go wrong again in front of the judges and the audience.
“Everyone was really twitchy backstage, but thankfully it went without a hitch second time around.
“It’s safe to say she wasn’t very happy with her husband who probably got an earful at home that night.”
Hell hath no fury like a woman scored.
Stacey Solomon got more than she bargained for as stand-in judge on Britain’s Got TalentCredit: Getty
THEY’RE two of biggest shows and, quite possibly, the least likely to deliver a mash-up.
But that’s just what and are doing, and the hybrid you never knew you needed starts tonight on E4.
From left: Anya Lawrence, Nicole Barber Lane, Isabelle Smith and James RedmondCredit: James Stack / Channel 4
Nicole, Charlie and IsabelleCredit: James Stack / Channel 4
As the picture shows, it features cast members of the soap taking part in the cookery contest as they celebrate the show’s 30th birthday.
Like non-celebrity competitors on the show they’ll all have to serve up food for four people on rotation and score one another in the hope of coming out on top and bagging £1,000 in prize money.
But because it is the stars taking part, the cash will go to charity, of course.
Taking part are Anya Lawrence, Nicole Barber Lane, Isabelle Smith, James Redmond and Charlie Wernham.
James, who plays Rory Finnigan on the soap, said: “The banter between the five of us made the whole experience fun for me. I can be really honest and blunt so hearing the same back from everyone else was great.
“Anya had the best line, about my age, listen out for it, it’s a killer.”
Just to confirm Danny Dyer will NOT be taking part.
STILL SO BERRY NAUGHTY
YOU can take out of but it seems you can’t take Bake Off out of Dame Mary.
Despite quitting nine years ago, the former judge clearly still cannot resist a saucy innuendo.
Dame Mary Berry and comedian Tom Allen on Bake OffCredit: CREDIT LINE:BBC/Sidney Street Productions/ � Neil Genower
In her new show Mary At 90: A Lifetime Of Cooking, she takes comedian Tom Allen for a boat trip on.
He asks if she had a sailing vessel, what she would call it. She giggles: “How about Delicious Tart?”
Tom sniggers: “That would be lovely and surprising.”
Later Mary is seen enjoying her favourite thing – a picnic with her family and friends. And when a young man kneels down to light an outdoor stove, she laughs: “It’s a long time since I’ve had a man on his knees.”
Mary At 90: A Lifetime Of Cooking starts tomorrow on BBC Two at 7.30pm.
has enlisted creator Chris Van Dusen to adapt the book If You Lived Here You’d Be Famous By Now for a new series called Calabasas which she is producing.
It will follow a teen who arrives in an exclusive area of California where the Kardashians live.
is glad not to be doing any bonking in .
The veteran ex- and Queer As Folk actor, plays Joyce Madden, Lord Baddingham’s secretary, in the show, based on saucy book.
Denise Black is glad not to be doing any bonking in bonkbuster RivalsCredit: Getty
In the latest episode of Kaye Adams’ How To Be 60 podcast, Denise, 67, said: “It’s the second shagfest that I’ve been involved in where my character gets none. None.
“They did talk about something for Ms Madden and I said ‘No, please!’
“I said ‘Just a little lonely moment with a toy, if anything has to happen!’”
“The time it takes me to get these layers of clothes off, and then what you see really wouldn’t be suitable for Disney Plus. I don’t think Americans are ready!”
AWAY from BGT’s thrills and spills, may have yet another talent show on the cards.
He is lined up to shoot a pilot in London on Thursday in the hopes of putting together the next .
Simon Cowell is lined up to shoot a pilot in the hopes of putting together the next One DirectionCredit: PA
Simon will feature on the judging panel of a reality programme called Who’s In The Band,along with his former fellow X Factor judge , singer and 1D songwriter Savan Kotecha.
The competition is expected to put a twist on the regular television format by making contestants perform the same song at the same time – in different coloured tubes.
It will be hosted by Rei Ami, who voiced Zoey in Netflix’s latest sensation, KPop Demon Hunters.
The episode will be recorded this week for the Disney-owned US channel ABC, which will then have the option to go ahead and make a full series.
