Britain’s Got Talent fix row erupts as magic act is called ‘biggest set up ever’ after live marriage proposal

BRITAIN’S Got Talent has erupted in another fix row as a magic act is called ‘biggest set up ever.’

The ITV judges were completely amazed as the magician, Harry Moulding took to the stage.

ITVMagician Harry Moulding was chosen as KSI’s Golden Buzzer act[/caption] ITVHis performance culminated in a proposal on the BGT stage[/caption] ITVAlthough the judges were on their feet, other viewers were not impressed[/caption]

KSI was brought in as an extra judge alongside Simon Cowell, Bruno Tonioli, Alesha Dixon, and Amanda Holden.

He was given the power to press the infamous golden buzzer and send one act straight through to the Britain’s Got Talent grand final.

At the start of the act Harry claimed that he was “going to create a special moment of real magic for one person” in the audience.

The magic act was full of incredible tricks which involved pop star references and predictions before the live show.

Harry proved himself to be quite the matchmaker as one contributor – who was also named Harry – appeared in his prediction VT that was filmed in Paris that formed part of his act.

His girlfriend Jess was sat in the audience and she was ‘randomly’ chosen to join the magician on-stage to play the pre-recorded video.

Her partner then appeared on the stage in the Hammersmith auditorium when he chose to get down on one knee.

The contributor popped the question to his girlfriend as he asked her to marry him live on the telly.

Jess was left in tears as she said ‘yes’, leaving the judges and the presenters on their feet.

After Harry’s act culminated in the dramatic proposal, KSI decided to press the central button on the judges desk.

When the judges had their say after the celebrations, Simon issued a notice to the other acts who have made it, as he called Harry the ‘front-runner’.

However, viewers were not so impressed, as they took to social media in droves claiming the act was completely ‘set up’.

Writing on X – formerly known as Twitter – one fan wrote: “What the f*** do they expect him to do for the final now?? Biggest fix ever, magic my bloody a***.”

A second claimed: “Utterly rigged and the trick itself was too grand and ridiculous it shouldn’t even be called magic. I know exactly how he did it, it was rigged.”

“Cowell said this boring idiot is the frontrunner – so if he wins (despite everyone watching losing the will to live) you’ll know that this trashy, s***** programme is fixed,” fumed a third fan.

As someone else stated: “That was either an amazing magic trick or there was some absolute collusion going on there. Decent act but had to have been set up somehow.”

And a fifth added: “That wasn’t magic, it was obviously set up. He doesn’t deserve the golden buzzer!”

ITVHarry invited a random audience member named Jess on stage[/caption] ITVHer partner Harry appeared in a pre-recorded VT in Paris[/caption] ITVThe boyfriend then appeared on stage where he got down on one knee[/caption] ITVShe was left in tears as she agreed to marry her partner[/caption] ITVHowever, viewers were not as impressed as the judges as they slammed the act as being ‘set-up’[/caption]

Britain’s Got Talent continues on ITV1 and is available to watch on ITVX.