Bruno Tonoili is said to have been at the centre of some chaos on his first day as a judge on Britain's Got Talent, reportedly hitting his Golden Buzzer within an hour of auditions starting, before trying to push it again.
After plenty of speculation that it would be comedian Alan Carr who'd be sitting in the chair left vacant by David Walliams' exit, it ended up being Strictly Come Dancing star Bruno who landed the coveted role on the ITV show. Delighted at his appointment, he said: "Here we are, Britain's Got Talent. I am so excited. It's my first show, I have no idea what's going to happen, but I'm sure it's going to be brilliant."
Well apparently, Bruno's first day at work on Britain's Got Talent ended up being a very eventful one, with TV Twitter account Super TV posting: "While I know our expectations were set high… I do think Bruno is a fun addition to the show. Plus I’ve just been told that he hit his Golden Buzzer within the first hour of auditions in the *middle* of someone’s audition."
