Britain’s Got Talent viewers convinced rejected comedian Tommy has a very famous dad

BRITAIN’S Got Talent viewers are convinced rejected comic Tommy J has a very famous dad – who is also a comedian.

Fans of the ITV smash hit took to social media in their droves last night speculating that the auditionee might be related to funny man Lee Evans.



Comic Tommy revealed he has a famous dad


His circus skills and comedic timing didn’t impress Simon however


Viewers speculated whether funny man Lee Evans was Tommy’s dad

18 year-old Tommy took to the stage in last night’s show to audition for Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams.

He told the panel that his dad was a famous comedian – but that he was the funnier one out of the two.

His audition involved a mix of gags, a unicycle, knives and fire, while Ant and Dec even got roped into the act.

But he ended up rejected when an unimpressed Simon hit his red buzzer.

Simon said: “Tommy you obviously are very talented and you are a nice boy, I just thought nothing was very good.”

Alesha said it wasn’t “typically my cup of tea” while Amanda added that it “didn’t blow me away”.

David disagreed however, calling him “wildly entertaining”

All viewers could talk about, however, was who Tommy’s famous dad might be, with Lee coming out top of the theories.

One wrote: “This kid reminds me of Lee Evans so much I had to Google if they was related.

Another said: “Tommy has got some Lee Evans in him.”

A third asked: “Is Tommy J Lee Evan’s son!!”

And a fourth posted: “Is this guy’s dad Lee Evans?”

But one fan was not so kind, branding him a cut-price version of Lee.

They wrote: “Will ya look at $ store Lee Evans. This is gonna be painful….”

Lee was one of Britain’s top comedians in the 90s but has retreated from public life in recent years.

In 2014, Lee confirmed his retirement from stand-up comedy during an appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show.

He said at the time: “I am knackered. This is it. Finished. Not doing anything.”

He cited the passing of his manager Addison Cresswell aged 53 from a heart attack in 2013 as one of the reasons he was quitting.

“Well my manager died last year,” Lee added. “Yeah, sorry to get serious. I’m not an ambitious person.



At one point Tommy was blindfolded