ALESHA Dixon wowed her fans as she shared the first look from the upcoming series of Australia’s Got Talent.
The 43-year-old recently wrapped filming auditions for the show alongside David Walliams, Home and Away legend Katie Richards and Shane Jacobson.
L-R Shane Jacobson, Alesha Dixon, Kate Ritchie and David Walliams
Alesha makes up part of the new judging panel
A teaser from what is to come shows fire twirlers, dancers and a man breaking bricks on this stomach.
Alesha can be heard exclaiming: “This might be one of the best things I’ve seen on Got Talent.”
While Katie adds: “You blew this whole room away.”
And David says: “We are never ever going to forget this! They’re on fire! Literally.”
The series is hosted by singer Ricki-Lee once again.
David Walliams took on the role as judge after Neil Patrick Harris turned it down amid fears of another Covid lockdown.
The Celeb Report previously told how Australia’s Got Talent bosses were desperate to bag Amanda for the revamped judging line-up.
Amanda turned down the job before Alesha Dixon was then offered it, alongside a six figure deal.
A TV insider said: “Amanda was the first choice for Australia’s Got Talent and she had a series of meetings but logistically she just could not make it work.
“Her daughters are in school here so even if she didn’t have work commitments, it would have been difficult to be away from them.
“Although Alesha wasn’t who they wanted originally, she has secured a lucrative contract and it’s a good deal which will really heighten her career Down Under.
“Her kids are still young so it feels a bit more doable for her.
“It’s difficult at the moment because of quarantining but she has had the green light and will start filming later this month.”
Alesha had a handful of hits in Australia with her girl band Mis-Teeq two decades ago, although 2008’s The Boy Does Nothing was her only solo single to crack the charts there.
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