ITZEL Salvatierra has given fans a glimpse into her stunning Mexican home.
The aerialist recently blew away the Britain’s Got Talent judges as she executed her death-defying stunts live on stage.
The Mexican native flew in especially to audition for UK judges, Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden and Bruno Tonioli.
Itzel shared a look into her beautiful home on her Instagram page.
In a clip showcasing her aerial skills, a spacious room with high ceilings was visible, providing an ideal space for her practice.
The room was equipped with everything she needed, including a large landing mat, mirrors, and aerial rings.
Filled with sunlight streaming in from the sun-soaked garden outside, the room was bathed in light.
During her jaw-dropping audition on BGT, Itzel managed to balance her body in a plank position despite being spun in circles.
Itzel then took the stunt a step further by balancing on the hoop with her waist only, letting go of her grip.
The aerialist then manoeuvered herself so only her neck was holding her up, as the rest of her body hung in the air.
The star received a standing ovation and was sent through by all four judges.
Her performance was particularly remarkable after she revealed her struggle with fibromyalgia, a condition which often leaves her feeling fatigued.
However, after her audition fans began to do some investigations into her background as eagle-eyed viewers reckon they’d seen her talents before.
Fans found out that Itzel is already a star in her own right and has performed in the iconic Cirque Du Soleil troupe.
She previously spoke of her starring role in the huge production after an audition in Mexico City in 2010.
In a chat with website fpsfitness.co.uk she said: “After that I was asked to perform in a special event for 45 Degrees, which is Cirque du Soleil’s special events company, which was a dream come true.
“I remember thinking ‘I did it! My dream is done! If I don’t go further than this I’m super grateful.
“I hoped to get into a show, but I did it! I was there.
“Then the year after that I got asked to perform in ‘Quidam’ which was the show that inspired me to become a circus artist.
“It was a lot. It was very, very exciting.”
Timeline of BGT Winners
Britain's Got Talent has been thrilling fans since it burst onto the scene in 2007.
Here we take a look at all the BGT winners– from the first ever one to the most recent:
2007: Paul Potts– The first ever winner of BGT was opera singer Paul Potts. He saw off competition from Connie Talbot, The Bar Wizards, Bessie Cursors, Damon Scott and Kombat Breakers to win.
2008: George Sampson – In series two of Britain’s Got Talent a young George Sampson wowed judges and viewers with his impressive dance moves.
2009: Diversity– Dance troupe Diversity scooped the BGT crown and beat of competition from singer Susan Boyle, who was strongly tipped to win the show.
2010 – Spellbound: Gymnastic troupe Spellbound really impressed judge Simon Cowell with their stunning routines and incredible stunts in 2010. At the time, the music mogul said: “I can only say on live television that was one of the most astonishing things I have ever seen.”
2011 – Jai McDowall: Viewers were stunned when Jai McDowall won the show in 2011, as young singer Ronan Parke was the favourite to win the series.
2012 – Ashleigh and Pudsy: Ashleigh Butler and her adorable pooch Pudsey stole hearts when they performed in series six of the talent show.
2013 – Attraction: Hungarian shadow artist group Attraction won the seventh series of Britain’s Got Talent. The squad had taken part in the German version of BGT in 2012, however, they had only placed seventh.
2014 – Collabro: Classical music band Collabro faced tough competition in the 2014 final as all the finalist were singers, but they went on to scoop the crown.
2015 – Jules O’Dwyer & Matisse: Dog lovers everywhere could’t get enough of Jules O’Dwyer and pet pup Matisse. The impressive duo even performed on a tightrope to secure their win.
2016 – Richard Jones: Army man Richard Jones became the first magician in the show’s history to win Britain’s Got Talent.
2017 – Tokio Myers: Pianist Tokio Myers impressed the judges with his blend of classical and electronic music.
2018 – Lost Voice Guy: Stand-up comedian Lost Voice Guy, who performs with a speech synthesiser, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was six months old. However, he defied the odds and is a BGT champ.
2019 – Colin Thackery: Veteran army officer Colin Thackery warmed the nations hearts with his singing voice. He was crowned winner of BGT after singing Michael Ball’s Love Changes Everything.
2020 – Jon Courtenay: Singer and pianist Jon Courtenay was Ant and Dec’s Golden Buzzer act. After he won the £250,000 prize he said: “”Just amazing, I can’t believe it.”
2022 – Axel Blake: Comedian Axel Blake scooped the crown after the show was off air for two years during Covid.
2023 – Viggo Venn: The reigning BGT champ is comedian Viggo Venn.