Simon Cowell takes another BGT golden buzzer for neurodivergent group
Electric Umbrella, a music and performance group from Watford with a variety of different ages, earned a fast track to the live semi-finals.
A group of people who are neurodivergent and have learning disabilities won the coveted golden buzzer – despite Britain’s Got Talent judge Simon Cowell admitting he technically had none left.
The ITV reality contest is judged by Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli, and presented by Geordie duo Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.
Appearing in Saturday’s episode was Electric Umbrella, a music and performance charity group from Watford with a variety of different ages who try to empower “learning disabled and neurodivergent people through creativity and connection”.
They sang a track they wrote themselves – calling for “acceptance”, and were praised by all the judges.
Singer Dixon said there was “so many amazing people on stage”, and hailed the “incredible job” they did.
