Ant McPartlin gives hilarious update after THAT fall on Britain's Got Talent
He's OK!
As fans of the popular TV show Britain's Got Talent will know, co-host Ant McPartlin took a bit of a tumble on Monday evening's show.
Making quite the entrance as the live semi-finals started this week, Ant walked on stage while Diversity were performing, literally went flying, and of course, the moment was beautifully captured on camera.
The award-winning TV presenter has now given fans an update after the fall, sharing a video on the show's socials, with the caption: '#BGT semi-finals off to a flying start 😂😂😅 #AntOnDec'.
Speaking to camera, Ant's co-host Dec said in the video: "What was it? 'I nearly wet myself and farted at the same time?!' Let's see how he is. How are you Ant?"
Dec then came across Ant sitting down, where he admitted he was "a bit sore". He went on to tell his friend: "I'm resting my back. Well, it is a bit sore."
With Dec responding: "I'm not surprised!"
Ant then continued: "It was all right. I think the adrenaline gets you through it and then now it's a bit like: 'Ooh... I need a bit of ice on that'."
The TV presenter then confirmed he would be returning to the show today (31st May), which Dec was very pleased about saying: "Oh thank god for that, I'm not doing it on my own!"
The pair later shared another video backstage, where Dec presented Ant with a contraption which allows him to swing a hot cup of tea around without it going anywhere! 😮
All this week the Britain's Got Talent live finals are taking place, which has resulted in a shake up of the schedule on TV. The 2023 final will take place on Sunday 4th June at 7.30pm.
Take a look through all the previous Britain's Got Talent winners:
Paul Potts
Paul Potts won the very first show in 2007 with his hugely impressive singing abilities.
George Sampson
Break dancer George Sampson won the show in 2008 at the age of just 14-years-old.
Diversity
Dance group Diversity won the show in 2009, with Ashley Banjo going on to become a TV presenter.
Spellbound
The 2010 series also saw a dance group win in the form of Spellbound, pictured here performing with singer Katherine Jenkins that year.
Jai McDowall
Singer Jai McDowall won the show in 2011.
Ashleigh and Pudsey
Dog performing act Ashleigh and Pudsey were winners of the 2012 series. However, Pudsey sadly passed away in July 2017.
Attraction
Another dance group won over the public in 2013, as Attraction used shadows and puppets to create beautiful spectacles - pictured here with actor Terry Crews.
Collabro
Singing group Collabro wowed viewers in 2014 with their performances of musical theatre songs.
Jules and Matisse
Britain's Got Talent saw its second dog act winner in 2015 with Jules and Matisse.
Richard Jones
Magician Richard Jones won the hearts of the nation in 2016.
Tokio Myers
Pianist and music producer Tokio Myers won the show in 2017, pictured here with BGT judge Amanda Holden.
Lost Voice Guy
Lost Voice Guy, real name Lee Ridley, won in 2018.
Colin Thackery
Colin Thackery won Britain's Got Talent 2019 with a heartwarming performance of 'Love Changes Everything'.
Jon Courtenay
Comedy singer Jon Courtenay was crowned the winner of the 2020 series! Jon was a favourite from his very first audition, picking up Ant and Dec's Golden Buzzer!
Axel Blake
Simon Cowell's Golden Buzzer act, comedian Axel Blake, was crowned the 2022 winner of Britain's Got Talent, beating the likes of ventriloquist Jamie Leahy and singer Tom Ball.
Viggo Venn
Norwegian comedian Viggo Venn won the 2023 series of Britain's Got Talent with his high vis jacket inspired routine. He said he was happy to have captured 'Simon's heart' as well as the nation's.
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