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Sam Cook

ITV Starstruck viewers can’t unsee Jon Bon Jovi’s contestant’s resemblance to comedian

Viewers tuning in to ITV’s Saturday night show Starstruck were stunned by a contestant’s resemblance to a well known comedican, despite meaning to look like Jon Bon Jovi. Team Jon Bon Jovi were first up to perform in front of judges Jason Manford, Beverley Knight, Shania Twain and Adam Lambert.

The team - which consisted of Lee, Jon and Ash - transformed into American singer Jon Bon Jovi and all donned long-haired wigs. After they’d given a rendition of ‘Livin’ on a Prayer’, the trio were congratulated for their singing efforts by the judges.

While they were all also complimented on their looks, people at home couldn’t help but notice that Lee looked like the spitting image of Rob Beckett.

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“Why does he look like rob Beckett trying to dress up as Jon Bon Jovi?” wrote one viewer after noticing Lee’s lookalike. A second echoed: “First one looks like Rob Beckett.”

Viewers couldn't help but notice that Lee looked like Rob Beckett (C4/Love Productions/Mark Bourdillon supplied by PA)

A third said: “Only on this show would you get a Rob Beckett look alike impersonating bon jovi.” And a fourth wrote: “No but why does the first Jon Bon Jovi look like Rob Beckett in fancy dress.”

Lee transformed into Jon Bon Jovi (ITV)

In each episode of Starstruck, viewers see contestants undergo the ultimate ‘superstar experience’, shedding their normal personas to become global icons, all courtesy of an elite team of glam and stylists overseeing an extraordinary on screen transformation. Series one featured performers impersonating stars including Harry Styles, Barbra Streisand, Elton John and Cher.

Starstruck is available to watch on ITVX. For more showbiz and television stories get our newsletter here.

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