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Amanda Holden 'on verge of quitting to go to USA'

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Reports suggest that Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden could be on the verge of quitting to set up in the USA. The judge joined the popular ITV talent show when it all started back in 2007 - and since then has become a household name.

The show returned on Saturday night and already hit the headlines. Fans complained that the Golden Buzzer twist had been ruined - spotting golden confetti on the floor when Malakai Bayoh, 13, performed.

A fan moaned: “Ah so #BritainsGotTalent now re-shoots their Golden Buzzer moments for best camera results but are lazy enough to let it slip on TV.” A second agreed, writing: “Looks like golden confetti on the floor, before Simon hits his buzzer.”

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