Simon Cowell and Bruno Tonioli looked in good spirits as they left the Britain’s Got Talent auditions in London on Saturday night.
The music mogul, 63, and the new judge, 67, smiled and waved as they greeted fans as they made their way out of the London Palladium, where filming is currently taking place.
Simon once again looked strikingly different as he paused for photos and continued to show off his slim physique after adopting a healthier lifestyle.
Looks different! Simon Cowell and Bruno Tonioli looked in good spirits as they left the Britain’s Got Talent auditions in London on Saturday night
To keep the cold at bay, Simon wore a gray sweater pulled over his signature high-waisted black trousers.
He also added some height to his physique with slightly heeled dress shoes.
Simon has dropped three stone in the past few weeks, shocking fans with his radically different qualities.
Meanwhile, new judge Bruno joined his colleague in waving at the cameras as he left after another day of filming.
New look: Simon looked strikingly different again as he paused for photos and continued to show off his slim physique after adopting a healthier lifestyle
Good humor: Meanwhile, new judge Bruno joined his colleague in waving at the cameras as he left after another day of filming
He cut a casual figure in a gray tracksuit and paired with a leopard print coat.
He wore a pair of black boots and completed his look with a navy blue baseball cap and square sunglasses.
Bruno joined the show with a reported salary of £850,000 after being offered the job just 11 days before filming began.
BGT presenter Ant McPartlin was also spotted leaving the Palladium and getting into a taxi with his wife Anne-Marie Corbett.
Stylish: Bruno cut a casual figure in a gray tracksuit and paired with a leopard print coat
Smile and wave: He wore a pair of black boots and completed his look with a navy baseball cap and square sunglasses
It comes after Bruno made an awkward slip on the first day of filming earlier this week when he hit the golden buzzer too soon.
Bruno caused some trouble when he pressed the buzzer too early for an act, Adam Khan reported as a warm-up act.
They said Bruno pressed the golden buzzer too early to avoid being beaten into pursuit by Simon Cowell and Alesha Dixon and therefore pressed it during the storyline.
As a result, the moment had to be re-recorded so that the cameras could be set up properly.
On the way: Ant McPartlin was also spotted leaving the Palladium and getting into a taxi with his wife Anne-Marie Corbett
Adam tweeted: “So… I just witnessed the story of #BGT!!! An act came up… it was pretty clear that Alesha and Simon both wanted to hit the #GoldenBuzzer…
“So Bruno got ahead of them and pressed *during the act*! They performed with confetti falling on them and the BGT theme playing in the background!’
“We have to re-record the #GoldenBuzzer moment now because no cameras were placed properly as nobody expected it to happen during the storyline.”
Elsewhere on day one of the audition, Ant and Dec introduced the four judges to the stage as they walked out to Survivor’s Eye Of The Tiger.
One fan joked that Simon had been “teasing” him about the job for years, and filmed from the audience Bruno telling the audience: “Thank you so much. I’m thrilled to be here.
Turning to Amanda and Alesha, he continued, “Look at these girls, they are stunning. And my old friend Simon, what an honor it is to finally work with you, he’s teased me about it for years, years and years.
“Honestly, I’m thrilled to be here. Emotional and very, very nervous.’
While Alesha then shared: “Well you know what Bruno? I think you should try ringing the buzzer.”
Launch: It comes after the trio joined fourth judge Alesha Dixon at the official launch of Britain’s Got Talent 2023 on Friday
The judges and audience then counted it down as the pro buzzed, and Alesha added, “Welcome to the show,” before thanking and hugging his castmates.
It comes after it was reported that Bruno would triple the salary he was paid at Strictly Come Dancing by joining the ITV jury.
The former strict judge replaced David Walliams, who left the show last year after ITV bosses who wanted comedian Alan Carr were overruled by boss Simon Cowell.
Bruno, who is said to be “delighted” to return to prime-time British TV on Saturday nights, will now dwarf his former Strictly co-stars’ salary by three times with his reported £850,000 salary package.
Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel-Horwood, Motsi Mabuse and Anton Du Beke are believed to earn £250,000 per series on the Strictly judging panel.
Oops! It was reported that said Bruno pressed the golden buzzer too early to avoid being beaten into pursuit by Simon Cowell and Alesha Dixon and therefore pressed it during the storyline