Britain’s Got Talent performance left judge Simon speechless as it turned out surprisingly well

Britain’s Got Talent’s official Twitter page took to their social media to showcase a sneak peek of tonight’s performance that surprised the stage

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Britain’s Got Talent: The Handersons audition for the show

A seemingly sweet act on tonight’s Britain’s Got Talent was soon surprised to leave Simon Cowell speechless.

Britain’s Got Talent took to Twitter on Saturday morning ahead of the ITV show – which will hit our screens at 8pm – to tease one of these acts.

They wrote: “@thehandersons gives a hilarious twist with a song for their naughty Nana!”

Linked to the ad, it offers a preview of one of the performances, featuring four hand puppets known as ‘The Handlers’.

The four of them were performing for another puppet, which appeared to be the grandmother, who was sitting in the stands.

What appeared to be a sweet moment quickly changed when judge Simon Cowell was horrified in the act.

The camera captured the 62-year-old man looking surprised as the puppets sang about their grandmother’s release from prison after 20 years.

They sing: “Nanna stop your theft, we can’t afford bail.

“We’re here to say we love you, please don’t go back to prison.”

The judges were seen laughing as the audience could be heard clapping and cheering along.

Earlier this month, Britain’s Got Talent was accused of recycling its acts because some of its contestants were linked to Simon Cowell or had appeared on another TV show.

Taking to Twitter to tease their 786.5k followers, many were quick to comment on their excitement.

One said they “can’t wait” to adjust.

Britain’s Got Talent is on its 15th series and returned to our screens last month. The action ranged from the humorous to the endearing to the downright terrifying as a host of talents appeared before the ITV jury panel including Amanda Holden, Simon Cowell, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon.

Last weekend, judge Amanda Holden was appalled during the episode after a seemingly flawed act on stage.

Steve Rawlings took to the stage in an attempt to impress the judges with his blindfolded juggling act – but the act took place when he lit his baton.

Tune in to watch BGT at 8 pm, every Saturday on ITV channel.