Amanda Holden surprised Jeremy Clarkson's Britain's Got Talent farming choir by turning up to an intimate viewing party with a glass of bubbles in hand. The BGT judge joined the celebrations of their heartwarming golden buzzer moment during the latest show.
The Hawkstone Farmer's Choir, made up of 32 rural workers initially brought together by Jeremy Clarkson, delivered a heartfelt performance that moved the judges. Amanda pressed the Golden Buzzer, sending the choir straight through to the live semi-finals.
The group hosted a viewing party at The Fox at Oddington pub to watch their golden buzzer moment. Amanda shared a video online showing her sneaking into the pub in a puffy jacket, surprising the choir, who cheered and celebrated. She wrote: 'About last night…. I decided to surprise @thehawkstonefarmerschoir in my favourite local @thefoxatoddington - they had got together to watch their golden buzzer moment on @bgt @ itv!'
The choir, whose ages range from 27 to 74, performed a rendition of One Day Like This by Elbow. Amanda told them: 'As soon as you started, I completely welled up. I felt so much power. You absolutely smashed it and I can't wait to see what you do in the semi-finals.'
