Diversity Juniors 'impress Britain's Got Talent judges at this year's auditions'
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Diversity could become the first ever act to win
Britain's Got Talent's twice... sort of.
Rumour has it that so-called Diversity Juniors aka DVJ, are ones to watch out for on this year's series.
The dance troupe are reportedly masterminded by Ashley Banjo, who won the show with Diversity in 2009.
The group beat Susan Boyle in the most watched series to date, with their victory seen by over 18 million viewers.
The Sun reports that DVJ have already proved a hit with the judges at the auditions.
"Ashley really could make history here, Diversity Juniors are that good," a source said. “He’s very much behind the scenes but is certainly the driving force behind their success."
The insider teased: “It’s going to take something strong to beat them.”
Filming auditions for the latest series of BGT took place earlier this year.
As well as the usual singers and dancers there was also a plate smashing routine that ended in chaos and a moving performance from a victim of the Manchester Arena bombing.
Only a few hundred made it through after showing off their talents in front of this year's Britain's Got Talent judges.
Auditions for Britain’s Got Talent 2018 will start on TV from next month.
No air date has been confirmed just yet, but rumour has it the show will begin on Saturday, April 14.
Ant and Dec will host the auditions but its understood Dec will front the live shows alone.
It follows Ant stepping down from his TV commitments for the foreseeable future.
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