Simon Cowell gets a shock when one singer declares her love for him on tonight's show.
The flamboyant Lili Davies seems to think she has come onto a dating show to meet the man of her dreams rather than a talent contest.
The 68-year-old starts serenading Simon with her not-so-subtle song, 'I Have Crush On You', which leaves the judge red-faced at the saucy lyrics.
Playing the keyboard, Lili tells the judges that they see many girls, but known of them are quite like her.
At first it seems like she fancies David Walliams when she sings: "Dear David I like you. But I don't know what to do."
But the giggling judges are surprised when she declares that her heart is actually destined for someone else.
She sings: "But my heart is not for you...because I love you Simon, Simon, Simon."
Lili, who wears a feather boa, green tassel earrings and long blue gloves, turns her full attention to the music mogul.
"I want to kiss and maybe more," she adds, hinting that she wants to act on her strong feelings for Simon.
David is not amused as he puts his fingers in his ears, but is that because he has been snubbed or because he also has a crush on Simon?
Lili also adds that Simon is "spoken for" - as he is in a relationship with Lauren Silverman, the mother of his son Eric.
Backstage, Ant and Dec seem to be enjoying her performance as they dance around with feather boas.
Will Lili's crush on Simon help or hinder her chances of making it through?
Simon was lucky to get to the auditions in one piece after crashing backstage in a golf buggy.
The BGT judges come smashing into the auditions as Simon's attempt at driving ends in disaster.
When Alesha asks Simon if he has seen where the brake is, the music mogul worryingly replies: "Yeah, it's not working."
While the girls burst out laughing, sheepish David's concerns are proven to be valid just moments later.
"Use your brakes," screams David as they smash headfirst into an oncoming buggy.
As Simon apologies, David holds his neck and claims: "I've got whiplash."
Turning to Simon, he threatens: "I'm going to sue you for a billion dollars."
Also on tonight's show, a choir of youngsters honour our veterans in a moving performance that has the audience sobbing.
The D Day juniors, a war-time vocal group set up by BGT alumni D Day Darlings, perform an original song called Pass It On.
The song is about passing the message forward, making new songs about remembrance and thanking veterans for their bravery
While this week's star animal act is a rescue dog called Miracle, who was saved from the illegal meat trade in Thailand.
The crossbreed was rescued from a cage stuffed with more than 1,000 dogs and adopted by Amanda Leask, who has won awards for her work with rescue dogs.
*Britain's Got Talent airs tonight on ITV at 8pm
