BRITAIN’S Got Talent fans have ‘worked out’ who could be this year’s winner after spotting a ‘tell tale sign’.
On this weekend’s audition shows, more hopefuls stood in front of the BGT judges in order to win over their vote.
Taryn Charles, a special needs educator from Surrey, left fans stunned with her performance of the iconic (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman by Aretha Franklin, winning Bruno Tonioli’s golden buzzer in the process.
With a ticket through to the live semi-finals, Taryn later revealed that it was a 20-year-old prophecy come true, after she Simon Cowell as a teenager he would ‘give her a record contract one day’.
The video of her performance was later posted on YouTube, with fans across the globe blown away by her performance.
In fact, it was so good, fans noticed that she was given not one, but two standing ovations – and think this is a sign she could be crowned this year’s Britain’s Got Talent champion.
“Never seen fans stand up a second time and demand the golden buzzer,” wrote one fan in the comments, with a second adding: “My thoughts exactly, not so much the buzzer but getting the 2nd ovation!”
“I’ve never seen it either! I cried from the moment she started singing, I just felt it so hard!,” noted a third.
While a fourth said: “I will call it now. Taryn BGT winner 2024. She got SOULLLL!”
The high praise for Taryn comes as Britain’s Got Talent was hit with a number of ‘fix’ rows over this year’s stand out stars by viewers.
Taryn has also been accused of being a ‘fix’ by show producers after her previous appearance on TV.
Before trying her luck in front of the judges, Taryn appeared on short-lived ITV talent show, Starstruck.
Following in the footsteps of 90s smash hit Stars In Their Eyes, Starstruck saw members of the public impersonate showbiz stars – with a celeb judges panel handing down their verdict.
Olly Murs hosted with Sheridan Smith, Adam Lambert and Beverley Knight on the judges panel, while contestants were turned into the likes of Lady Gaga and Michael Buble.
Taryn appeared as a Whitney Houston impersonator on the series, performing I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me).
Sources told The Sun despite the acts taking multiple leaps at stardom, there is “no unfair advantage”.
“The winner is crowned by the public vote,” they said, “It’s fair game, as all acts are voted for by the public.
“The show has never hidden the fact that auditions are open to everybody, irrespective of previous experience, and everybody is given the same opportunity on the show”.
Britain's Got Talent's 2024 'fix rows' so far
Britain's Got Talent fans have been calling out the series online a lot this year after spotting 'fixes' with the contestants. Here are just some of the ones they've spotted so far...
- Opera singer Innocent Masuku is currently starring in Rossini’s The Barber of Seville at the London Coliseum.
- Bobby Finn, an amateur comedian from Massachusetts, is a TikTok star who already has 650,000 followers.
- Sydnie Christmas, who earned Amanda’s golden buzzer, has starred in Starlight Express in Bochum, Germany, and Lazarus at London’s King’s Cross Theatre.
- Geneviève Côté, who left viewers dumbstruck with her wildlife impersonations and singing, has appeared on THREE other Got Talents, even winning a golden buzzer from Howie Mandel in Canada.
- Harrison Pettman, aged 22, wowed the Britain’s Got Talent crowds with his singing voice, but has professionally trained at the Brits School, Bird Academy and Centre Stage Theatre Academy.
- Britain’s Got Talent bosses also concocted act The Witch from scratch to put before the judges this year.
