Former Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli is tipped for a new role on Britain’s Got Talent
Craig Revel Horwood has said former Strictly Come Dancing judge Bruno Tonioli would bring “energy back on the telly” as a judge on Britain’s Got Talent. The 67-year-old Italian dancer and choreographer joined the BBC One dancing competition during its debut series but formally left the show as a judge last year because his travel commitments had made it “impossible” to continue.
However, Walliams’ exit and the official 2023 judging line-up have yet to be confirmed by Britain’s Got Talent. “And Bruno is very secretive with me, darling, so he will never be honest with me or tell me the truth. So I really don’t know.
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