BRITAIN'S GOT TALENT UNVEILS SECRET NOMINATION PROCESS

For the first time ever, members of the public can now secretly nominate an act and put them forward for the opportunity to audition in front of the Britain’s Got Talent judges, potentially changing their lives forever.

Last year, Britain’s Got Talent introduced ‘Golden Moments’ to the series, which saw each of the judges visit an unsuspecting act and invite them down to audition for the show.

The judges surprised Voices of Armed Forces Children’s Choir during a rehearsal, singing doctor Bambang Atmaja during a Heart Breakfast interview, eco-warrior and poet Aneeshwar Kunchala at school and Skylar Blu during a dance class.

There was also a very special moment on stage, where the mother and two daughters of aspiring singer, Nick Edwards, surprised him whilst he was sat in the audience, resulting in a mesmerising performance, moving many to tears.

Britain’s Got Talent will return with a 16th series next year and auditions to search for the nation’s next big talent will kick off in January. Some of the nation’s very best acts will compete to win a life-changing £250,000 and a spot on the bill of the Royal Variety Performance.

The public can submit their secret nomination via the website on itv.com/bgt.