Britain’s Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon has used her golden buzzer to put an “edgy” comedian through to the next round of the competition, telling him that he is a “breath of fresh air”.
Alesha Dixon shares rare family photo with partner Azuka Ononye and their two adorable daughters
20.04.2020 - 21:37 / ok.co.uk
Alesha Dixon has given fans a rare glimpse at her adorable family as they isolate amid the coronavirus lockdown.The 41 year old, who recently called a singing NHS nurse a "walking angel", took to Instagram to show off her handsome partner Azuka, 39, and their two daughters Azura, six, and eight month old Anaya.The Britain's Got Talent judge looked gorgeous as she donned a bright red skirt with a black and white bra on top.
She pulled her brunette mane back into a ponytail and sported red nails
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26.04.2020 / 15:35
Alesha Dixon hints she's going to have another baby as she talks about family
Alesha Dixon has hinted another baby was on the cards for her.
ok.co.uk
19.04.2020 / 00:28
Alesha Dixon calls singing NHS nurse ‘walking angel’ on Britain’s Got Talent as she releases single
Alesha Dixon hailed Britain’s Got Talent contestant Beth Porch as a “walking hero” after her touching performance on Saturday night’s show.The 41 year old judge was moved by NHS nurse Beth’s performance after she received four nods following her touching performance which moved everyone both at the London Palladium and watching at home. After the performance, Alesha spoke with fellow judges Amanda Holden and David Walliams and revealed she feels all nurses are “walking angels”.
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13.04.2020 / 05:01
Alesha Dixon recalls dramatic birth experience
© Getty Alesha Dixon has opened up about giving birth to daughters Azura and Anaya. Speaking to Giovanna Fletcher on her podcast Happy Mum Happy Baby, the Britain's Got Talent judge recalled that during her first birth to Azura, now six, she was forced to have an epidural after not getting a wink of sleep.