Britain’s Got Talent fans spot ‘fix’ evidence as judges break Golden Buzzer rule AGAIN

BRITAIN’S Got Talent judges have broken the rules AGAIN and awarded an eighth act a Golden Buzzer – despite only meaning to grant five for the show.

Fans are convinced they have evidence that the show is a fix.

Musa Motha impressed both the judges and the audience with his dance skills using crutches.

At the start of his audition, he explained that he had to have one of his legs amputated due to cancer when he was younger.

Blown away by his performance, the audience encouraged the judges to press the Golden Buzzer.

However, the judges tried to explain that they couldn’t give out any more.

But as the audience continued to chant, all four of the judges pressed the Golden Buzzer together sending an explosion of golden confetti everywhere.

Due to the unexpected appearance of confetti, fans took to Twitter and speculated that this big moment may not have been as authentic as it seemed.

One said: “So Bruno presses the buzzer the 2nd time no confetti Simon presses buzzer for 2nd time and the ceiling is loaded with confetti. I smell a fix.”

A second wrote:”@BGT how did they have the golden confetti ready if they had used all their Golden Buzzers?”

“Why was there confetti if there was no buzzers left? Same goes for last week’s acts too! Such a fake show these days,” said another.

A fourth penned: “They haven’t got any Golden Buzzers left but they just happen to have all the gold paraphernalia already set up. They must think we’re stupid.”

If an act is awarded the Golden Buzzer, they are granted a place in one of the live semi-finals – skipping the BootCamp stage – giving them a head start against other contestants.