Wayne Woodward flirts with Amanda Holden and croons his way into her heart on Britain’s Got Talent
The 21-year-old came first in the public vote on BGT after winning the audience over with Frank Sinatra's That's Life
BRITAIN'S Got Talent singer Wayne Woodward could be in with a shot with Amanda Holden – after she thanked him for calling her a ‘sort’ on the show.
Wayne, 21, revealed to The Sun that he had an eye for the pretty blonde judge and told us: “She’s a MILF, she is lovely.”
Amanda was flattered by the compliment and took the opportunity to thank the saucy singer during tonight’s live show, where he sang Frank Sinatra hit That’s Life.
Amanda, 45, who was wearing another daring number tonight in a silver dress with deep-plunging neckline, told her fellow judges: “He said I was a sort!”
Wayne, who won the public vote, went red-faced as he tried to backtrack what he had said, but Amanda said she didn’t care and "would take anything".
The flustered star replied: “Don’t tell me that Amanda!”
She later said she "absolutely loved" the cheeky chappy, adding that she didn’t expect him to sing as well as he did.
David Walliams also praised the singer and said: “It’s like Frank Sinatra and Danny Dyer had a baby!”
He even managed to woo head judge Simon Cowell, who gave us a rare glimpse of his playful side by putting on a cockney accent and telling Wayne: “You know what? You’re a bit of awrite!”
However, Amanda may have some competition as recently single Wayne has been inundated with offers from the ladies.
He admitted he has his eye set on a couple of his backing dancers.
Wayne said: “I’ve got a few dancers with me on the semi-final and they’re lovely.
“At the moment we’re trying to keep it professional but there’s a couple I’d like no-strings-attached fun with.”
He also tried to nab a smooch from Lorraine Kelly when he was interviewed live on her show.
But Wayne still has the hots for busty blonde Amanda, telling Lorraine: "She's lovely, I think she's gorgeous... I don't want to take her to bed... unless she asks me... I'm joking! I forget I'm on live TV!"
The crooner bragged to The Sun that he could ‘beat the sex records’ of several musical lotharios.
He said: “People like Tom Jones and Rod Stewart, they can get any bird they want. I could beat their sex records, yeah!”
Wayne’s saw off competition from Rachael Wooding, a West End star who was previously outed by The Sun Online for already having a Hollywood agent, and David Walliams’ golden buzzer act Ian and Ann Marshall, who performed a vaudevillian version of Lady Gaga’s Bad Romance.
The Garnett Family, who comprise of three sisters and their mother, sang Aretha Franklin’s (You Make Me Like A) Natural Woman.
The episode also screened sword-swallower Alex Magala’s act, which involved drills and hanging by his teeth from mid-air with a sword still down his throat.
The act was pre-recorded after bosses deemed the performance, which he had never performed to an audience before, ‘too dangerous’ to be screened on TV live.
And the judges voted him in to the live final.
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