Britain's Got Talent star on show's semi-final mistake after devastating blow

has revealed its next two finalists in the fourth live semi-final which aired on Sunday night. Hear Our Voice won the public vote and judge awarded her Golden Buzzer to Joseph Charm, with both joining Vinnie McKee, The Blackouts, Olly Pearson, Stacey Leadbeatter, Jasmine Rice, and Ping Pong Pang in the final. During the fourth BGT semi-final eight acts took to the stage in a bid to impress the judges and the voting public, to be one step closer to being crowned winner of Britain's Got Talent 2025.

Show judge Alesha Dixon awarded comedy act Joseph the Golden Buzzer while Hear Our Voice won the public vote following their performance of People Help the People. However, the results sparked a divide with some viewers claiming another musical and comedy act was not needed. Paul Potts, the operatic singer, who won the show in 2007, has since shared his thoughts and suggested at least three acts should have gone through in the semi-final.

Speaking exclusively to on behalf of , he said: "They should have three acts going through from each semi-final: one Golden Buzzer and two acts chosen by the public.

"Maybe they could also have more acts in the shows overall - like 10 in each semi-final instead of the current eight. That would help the balance and keep things flowing better."

He continued: "More competition is always a good thing. It means you end up with a better range of talent in the final because more decisions are made by the public.

It just feels like the overall selection process could do with a bit more variety - mixing things up a bit more would only help."

He went on to share that the public tend to vote for what "moves them".

Paul said: "Singing is a talent, so of course it qualifies. At the end of the day, people vote for what moves them - what they connect with - and sometimes that's going to be a singer. It can be more of a challenge for other types of acts to shine in such a short window, but things tend to balance out in the end."

Britain's Got Talent Live Semi-Final airs tonight on ITV at 8pm