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Reem Ahmed

ITV Britain's Got Talent teenage comedian with cerebral palsy hailed an 'inspiration' by viewers as judges left in stitches

Viewers of Britain's Got Talent have hailed a young teenage comedian with cerebral palsy as an "inspiration", with all four judges left in stitches from her performance. 14-year-old Eva from the West Midlands has been commended for not letting her disability hold her back during her hilarious performance on the show tonight.

The student, who was supported by her whole family on the day, got the judges and audience laughing from the get-go. She opened her act with an apology to anyone who might not understand her, saying: "I've got a disability called cerebral palsy...and I'm from the Black Country."

Later on the in the act, she quipped: "People always feel sorry for me when I tell them about my disability. But then my mum's ginger and my dad's bald - so I'm the lucky one." You can read all our Britain's Got Talent stories here.

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