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Privacy NoticeThe son of Simon Cowell, and the daughter of Amanda Holden, made a sweet appearance on Britain’s Got Talent on Sunday (26 May) night, much to the delight of the audience. Eric, 10, and Hollie, 12, who are rarely seen on TV, watched the show from the audience, only to leap out of their seats after an incredible act. In the recent episode of BGT, initial auditions were still underway and one talent that caught attention was Haribow – a Japanese skipping act. After a magnificent performance of street dance, while skipping through jump ropes, the audience was sent into a frenzy as they begged the judges to give them a golden buzzer – meaning they’d secure an automatic place in the live shows.
Haribow, a Japanese skipping act, put on an incredible performance on Britain’s Got Talent
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Despite the uproar from the audience, the judges had their hands tied as they had all already used their golden buzzer. Taken aback by the reaction, Simon said “My son is literally going crazy right now”, before adding: “I’ve “never ever heard a reaction like that before” Then in a surprising move, Simon pointed to Eric and Hollie, who had been joyfully watching the performance in the audience together, and said: “Okay… alright… You do it”. The two kids leapt out of their seats and ran to the judge’s table in excitement to press the golden buzzer. The crowd erupted into cheers, Amanda was left in shock as she exclaimed to her daughter “Hollie!”, while Simon laughed before holding his hands over his ears in response to the audience’s uproar. Eric and Hollie continued to celebrate their win as they jumped around and beamed delightfully.
Eric and Hollie ran to the judge’s table and pressed the golden buzzer
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The kids looked delighted with their golden buzzer moment
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Haribow, all aged between 22 and 24, jumped around on stage following their triumphant success before Simon said to them: “That was my son, Amanda’s daughter, egged on by the audience. We are going to see you in the finals, congratulations.” Viewers at home rushed to comment on the surprising golden buzzer from the kids as one exclaimed: “THEY GOT SIMON’S SONS GOLDEN BUZZER.” A second said: “Amanda’s daughter didn’t hesitate for a second Simon said ‘You do it’ and she was like ‘I’M ON IT’.” A third penned: “Aww Simon’s son Eric”, while another wrote: “Well done Eric and Hollie. Defo well deserved golden buzzer. This act was fab compared to some of the tripe that’s gone thru lol.” One more added: “I’m glad they got the Golden Buzzer. Haribow were incredible!”.
Hollie and Eric sat in the audience for the auditions and went wild after Haribow’s performance
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Haribow went through to the live shows, all thanks to Hollie and Eric
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However, some viewers didn’t understand the logic of the golden buzzer if they kept being given out. One expressed: “Oh so anyone can press the golden buzzer now.” A second noted: “They can’t let their kids do a buzzer this is crazy.” “Judges children get golden buzzers too now? Honestly what is the point of that format. In fact the whole format of the show is so plastic / bland and in the bin now it’s unreal”, commented another.Story SavedYou can find this story in  My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnSimon CowellAmanda HoldenBritain’s Got Talent
