F-BOMB
Tom Jones shouts ‘f**k me’ live on The Voice – seconds before shock stage invasion
TOM Jones dropped the F-bomb live on air during the final of The Voice.
The Welsh singer didn’t appear to notice the cameras had panned onto him after his act Into The Ark beat Jamie Miller into the final sing off.
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As Tom stood up to applaud his fellow Welshman, he said ‘F**k me’ – prompting Emma Willis to apologise profusely on his behalf.
Despite Tom’s excitement, Into The Ark ended up coming second to Mo Adeniran on the night.
After he won, an emotional Mo said: “Thank you everyone at home, just want to say thank you to Jennifer and all the coaches.”
The hotel worker will now go on to release a full EP - with ITV planning on releasing a show called The Winner's Story around the same time.
Luckily for Tom his accidental outburst was overshadowed by the moment a random man ran on stage.
The unknown individual appeared on stage as Jamie Miller was booted off the BBC singing competition.
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As the man clambered up onto the stage, he started walking towards the singers.
Mo began to walk off as the man approached and Emma Willis quickly ran over to Jamie.
The seasoned host instinctively put her arm around him to shield him from the random man.
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Security guards stormed onto the stage to try and remove the bloke.
He was waving a piece of paper around and continued clutching onto it as he was bundled off stage.
A statement from ITV given to The Sun Online said: During the results this evening there was a brief interruption on stage, which was dealt with immediately by security. The show continued as planned.”
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Although some fans pointed the finger at Simon Brodkin, who's stage persona Lee Nelson previously gatecrashed The X Factor, ITV confirmed it was not him.
Insiders revealed how the intruder came alone and had been searched before entering the building.
The police were not called to the TV studios and the man was escorted off of the premises by security staff.
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