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Britain's Got Talent's live auditions concluded last night (Sunday, May 26) and saw some of the judges' children make a special appearance.<br/><br/>And one act got through to the live semi-finals after getting the golden buzzer despite none of the judging panel having any left. In a twist for the 2024 series, Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli, were issued two opportunities to hit the golden buzzer instead of one.<br/><br/>All golden buzzer slots had been taken as the final acts took to the stage on Sunday night. Still, the fact didn't stop the audience from begging the panel to hit the highly coveted button when Japanese skipping group Haribow finished their performance, reports WalesOnline.<br/><br/>The highly skilled dance group, who seamlessly incorporated a double skipping rope into their routine, impressed the judges and viewers with their somersaults, backflips, and handstands. After earning a standing ovation, audience members could be heard saying the group should get the golden buzzer, and it wasn't long before the entire venue was chanting at Simon, Amanda, Alesha, and Bruno to push the buzzer.<br/><br/>Two of those audience members were Simon's son Eric and Amanda's daughter Hollie. \
Britain's Got Talent's live auditions concluded last night (Sunday, May 26) and saw some of the judges' children make a special appearance.<br/><br/>And one act got through to the live semi-finals after getting the golden buzzer despite none of the judging panel having any left. In a twist for the 2024 series, Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli, were issued two opportunities to hit the golden buzzer instead of one.<br/><br/>All golden buzzer slots had been taken as the final acts took to the stage on Sunday night. Still, the fact didn't stop the audience from begging the panel to hit the highly coveted button when Japanese skipping group Haribow finished their performance, reports WalesOnline.<br/><br/>The highly skilled dance group, who seamlessly incorporated a double skipping rope into their routine, impressed the judges and viewers with their somersaults, backflips, and handstands. After earning a standing ovation, audience members could be heard saying the group should get the golden buzzer, and it wasn't long before the entire venue was chanting at Simon, Amanda, Alesha, and Bruno to push the buzzer.<br/><br/>Two of those audience members were Simon's son Eric and Amanda's daughter Hollie. \
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