BGT: Ant McPartlin leaves his fans in TEARS while his friendship with Declan Donnelly is tested

They finally ended up earlier this year after his arrest.

But Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly left Britain's Got Talent in tears on Saturday after their amazing connection was revealed by a breathtaking illusionist.

Ant has also made a hilarious bully about Dec, Ali Astall's wife, leaving the star in shock, while he ridiculed the illusionist X could be his disguised wife.

Viewers were not sure what to expect after X's arrival on stage, as he began hearing from a monologue about lifelong connections.

Following Ant's joke that the speech was about his long friendship with Dec, it was revealed that this connection would be put to the ultimate test.

Taking place on the stage, they were invited to sit on either side of X. In an ominous twist, they were sitting in the opposite of the way the fans got to know them.

After closing his eyes, X slowly touched Ant's arm before asking Dec to raise his hand when he felt someone touching him.

Stunned by the audience, it seemed that the presenter had felt the contact, and vice versa, while X was touching Dec's arm in the same way.

Ant and Dec were invited to draw an image on the board, eyes still closed.

Once the two images were revealed, a panting was heard around the theater, as the sketches drawn by the presenter duo were exactly the same.

When X returned them, the squiggles looked like the year 1989 – of course, it was the year that Ant and Dec were met.

The hearing completely shocked the judges, the public and viewers, many of whom admitted that the evidence of their connection left them on the verge of tears.

One tweeted: "I had emotions during this audition with Ant and Dec," while another added, "Well, I do not mind trying not to cry after this performance.We love Ant and Dec. I do not care what someone says. " & # 39;

The amazing moment came while Ant was also making a hilarious story about Dec, Ali's wife, while she was waiting for the start of X's act.

As they stood apart, Ant told Dec: "# Imagine that at the end, they remove the mask and we know it. Like your wife

Dec seemed upset that his wife could hide under the mask and, after stabilizing, he said, "What! Now it would be a shock.

The performance recorded a new night of talent, after singer Susan Boyle made an incredible comeback on the stage, almost 10 years after her first audition.

The film produced a superb rendition of The Miserables, I Dreamed A Dream, and the audience applauded for the chance to see the Scottish artist return to the stage that made her a star in 2009. .

After the incredible performance, the chaotic night began with the hilarious tambourinist Gonzo from Japan, whom David called "next Susan Boyle".

After a sensational audition – which saw him repeatedly hitting his face with a tambourine – he stormed the next round with four yes.

And after Susan's amazing performance to launch the show, BGT saw the beginning of "the new Susan Boyle" – Glasgow singer, Kerr James.

The 12-year-old revealed that he had started singing only because of his idol, Susan, telling the judges, "I was watching this first audition in a loop."

The young boy intoned Otis Redding's Try A Little Tenderness, which led Dec to comment: "It just becomes another," while Ant added that the artist interpreter "was blown away".

After last week's epic punch, viewers once again found themselves sitting in front of their seats as they watched the Jonathan Goodwin puzzle ignite during his death-defying audition. .

The actor, who also directed the same stuntman at the ITV show The Next Great Magician and as a guest on America's Got Talent, left the entire world on the floor while he was hanging upside down in a straight jacket before igniting.

He then tried to free himself from his restraints before he was badly injured by the flames.

Fortunately, the hearing was a success because it was released from the jacket and rushed to catch the fire extinguisher before it suffered irreversible damage.

In a typical BGT way, one act left the panel split, Simon struggled to hide his aversion to Australian singer Sheila Simmonds.

Dressed in a bright pink suit, the performer plays a hilarious song mocking the judges, but fails to find the right tone with Simon, which gives him a brutal no.

Fortunately, Mr. Nasty was conquered by one act, stand-up comedian Kojo Anim.

After 20 years of professional development and help of other budding comics to enter the mainstream, he told the jury that he chose to audition because he wanted to land his own big chance.

The act left the panel and the audience angry, while he was joking about his African filiation, waiting in a bank and the black taxi counter, which is costing more and more.

While the jury praised his performance, Simon confessed that he generally did not like to watch comedians before pushing the Golden Buzzer in a comforting moment.

Kojo broke down in tears when he realized that he was directly qualified for the semifinals, while Simon insisted that it would be his big break.

Britain & # 39; s Got Talent continues on Saturday April 20th at 8pm on ITV, followed by the British Got More Talent at 9:25 pm on ITV2.