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Simon Cowell has revealed fellow judge Bruno Tonioli was 'mortified' after making THAT blunder with his golden buzzer on Saturday's series premiere of Britain's Got Talent.
The former Strictly judge, 67, got into a spot of bother as he excitedly pressed his golden buzzer for Ugandan dance act Ghetto Kids before they'd were finished their performance.
The judges are meant to wait until the end of the act to decide if they want to use the special buzzer but Bruno got overexcited sending the episode into chaos.
Reflecting on the hilarious moment music mogul Simon, 63, told MailOnline exclusively: 'Well, that was pretty quick! It was the second or third day.
'I was laughing my head off thinking, 'You definitely haven't watched the show, have you?' And then I thought, 'Actually, this is brilliant because it has never happened before.'
Oh no! Simon Cowell has revealed fellow judge Bruno Tonioli was 'mortified' after making THAT blunder with his golden buzzer on Saturday's series premiere of Britain's Got Talent
Whoops! The former Strictly judge, 67, got into a spot of bother as he excitedly pressed his golden buzzer for Ugandan dance act Ghetto Kids before they'd were finished their performance
'And the act didn't seem to care. They were happy. I was happy for the group because they really did deserve it.
'And just looking at Bruno's face, he was happy. Then when someone ran up to him and said, 'Well, you're supposed to do it at the end,' he was mortified! I said, 'It doesn't matter, Bruno. You just gave them the Golden Buzzer. Who cares?'
Bruno also chatted about the fiasco saying: 'I was watching them thinking, 'Actually, this is genius'. And I just had to press the golden buzzer. Now, I hold my hands up, I realise now I was supposed to wait until after they'd performed to press it! I just felt it in my bones and went for it!
'Simon was hysterically laughing. Honestly, I had no idea. Nobody really ever explained that process to me. All I knew was I had a golden buzzer, but they never told me when I was supposed to press it!'
It all descended into chaos as
