Britain’s Got Talent air date officially confirmed for 2025 season

And, of course, fans will have the final say on who takes the title of winner at the end.

This season – the show’s 18th – also introduces KSI as a guest judge for the first time ever.

Britain’s Got Talent recently released a thrilling sneak peek at the upcoming season, showcasing an array of remarkable performances, including some that left viewers astonished (in one case, literally). The lineup includes acrobatic feats from circus acts, graceful dancers, and magical illusions.

Watch the action-packed preview below.

The video preview additionally hints at the instant when Cowell presses the Golden Buzzer, propelling a fortunate performer directly into the live performances without delay.

In the previous year, vocalist Sydnie Christmas emerged victorious as Britain’s Got Talent champion. Alongside her triumph, she received a cash prize of £250,000 and secured a performance slot in the prestigious Royal Variety Performance lineup.

This season’s auditions were previously delayed following the tragic death of Liam Payne.

A week prior to the unfortunate passing of the renowned singer, formerly of One Direction, who fell from a third-story hotel balcony in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the Britain’s Got Talent (BGT) judges convened to kick off the auditions for the new season.

Following Liam Payne’s unfortunate demise, they chose to delay the auditions for Britain’s Got Talent. The production company, Fremantle, made this statement: “In light of Liam Payne’s heartbreaking death, we have decided it is best to postpone the Britain’s Got Talent auditions. Our sympathies are extended to Liam’s friends, family, and all those who cherished him.