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BGT fans rumble how young magician 'fooled' judges with bottle trick
Eight-year-old magician Teddy Magic left the Britainâ??s Got Talent judges amazed with his mind-bending tricks, including a telepathic prank and a shocking champagne bottle illusion
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Eight-year-old magician Teddy Magic left the Britain’s Got Talent judges amazed with his mind-bending tricks, including a telepathic prank and a shocking champagne bottle illusionEight-year-old magician Teddy Magic left the Britain’s Got Talent judges amazed (
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Young magician Teddy Magic left the Britain’s Got Talent judges and audience spellbound with his impressive audition.
At just eight years old, Teddy took control of the stage, using telepathy to pull pranks on the judges before dazzling them with a special card trick. One of his most talked-about moments came when he seemingly popped the cork off a champagne bottle without even touching it. The illusion had fans buzzing on social media, sparking a mix of awe and scepticism.
Viewers took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share their thoughts. One fan speculated about the trick, writing, "Simon actually removed the lid from the Fanta bottle cause those f*****rs don't come off lol."* Another pointed out the dramatic effect, saying, "That champagne bottle was so much louder when we sat in the audience, we all jumped."
Not everyone was convinced by the young magician's act, with one unimpressed viewer commenting, "#BGT a bottle of yellow water that isn't fizzy is not surprising." Another speculated: "Plot twist, there was no fizz in that fizzy orange to begin with #BGT."
Teddy impressed the judges and went through to the next round. This comes after Britain's Got Talent had to halt filming on the eighteenth series of the ITV talent show after the audience hurled abuse at the judges.
Young magician Teddy Magic left the Britain’s Got Talent judges and audience spellbound (Image:
ITV) At just eight years old, Teddy took control of the stage (Image:
ITV)Cameras had to stop rolling after Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, were joined by newcomer KSI – who was filling in for Bruno Tonioli – after they were abused by the audience, with Simon being branded an "old fart" during the onslaught.
Amanda spoke about the incident as she revealed that those shouting the abuse had a cheeky request for Simon, which he dismissed instantly. Amanda revealed: "Because Simon’s in charge they took it all out on him — they called him an old fart, they flicked the Vs at him, and then all the way through two or three acts there are these women in the camera shot giving him the finger."
Amanda then added to The Sun that the main culprits who were hurling abuse then approached Simon for a selfie, which he promptly declined, asking if they were joking. The BGT judge said: "Then, at the end of the session, they’re like, ‘Simon, can we have a selfie?’ and he’s like, ‘You’re joking, aren’t you?’"
Amanda admitted that Simon, fortunately, took it all in good spirit, something that he may not have done in previous years. She said: "I thought, ‘God, he’s changed, I don’t know if he would’ve taken that so lightly that long ago.’ He was laughing his head off."
The ITV show has relocated to Blackpool for this series and Amanda has been delighted with this change of scenery for BGT. She told The Mirror: "They were wild! I just loved being in Blackpool – they were super warm and brilliantly up for it and very loud. I honestly don’t think we’ll go back to London. Forget New York, if you do it in the north, you’ve cracked it."
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