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'I absolutely love you': Amanda Holden flirts up a storm with Wayne Woodward after being branded a 'MILF' by the jazz singer... as he wins BGT's second semi-final

Published: 17:13 EST, 23 May 2016 | Updated: 19:59 EST, 23 May 2016

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He won the affections of Amanda Holden after branding her a 'MILF' in a recent interview.

And 20-year-old singer Wayne Woodward also managed to win over the hearts of the nation as he took home the crown during Britain's Got Talent's second semi-final on Monday.

The jazz crooner was announced as the first act to get through after dazzling viewers with his rendition of Frank Sinatra's That's Life - and it seemed nobody was more bowled over than Amanda.

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He won the affections of Amanda Holden after branding her a 'MILF' in a recent interview. And 20-year-old singer Wayne Woodward also managed to win over the hearts of the nation as he took home the crown during Britain's Got Talent's second semi-final on Monday

The 45-year-old stunner sung Wayne's praises and even made reference to some of the cheeky, though seemingly flattering, comments that he had made about her in the press over the last week.

'I absolutely love you and thank you for all of your comments about me this week,' she gushed with a glimmer in her eye.

Asked to elaborate on the comments by co-judge Simon Cowell, Amanda affirmed: 'He said I was "a sort."'

The jazz crooner was announced as the first act to get through after dazzling viewers with his rendition of Frank Sinatra's That's Life - and it seemed nobody was more bowled over than Amanda

The 45-year-old stunner sung Wayne's praises and even made reference to some of the cheeky, though seemingly flattering, comments that he had made about her in the press over the last week

Wayne couldn't help but blush following Amanda's flattering comments

The TV beauty was of course referring to a recent interview in The Sun, which saw the youngster say: 'Amanda, she’s a MILF, she is lovely.'

MILF is a slang term for 'Mum I'd like to f**k'.

Wayne also referred to the blonde bombshell as a 'sort' when posting on social media.

'I absolutely love you and thank you for all of your comments about me this week,' she gushed with a glimmer in her eye

Wayne has referred to Amanda as both a 'MILF' and a 'sort'

But Amanda wasn't the only judge blown away by Wayne's performance as Alesha Dixon also enthused: 'You have just got it. You have it in abundance. The way you perform is just effortless,' Alesha gushed.

'You are alright,' Simon joked in his best attempt at a cockney accent. 'It's authentic. You're somebody that the public are going to root for.'

'It's like Frank Sinatra and Danny Dyer had a baby and it grew up into you and it shouldn't work but it does. You're a star and you owned that stage tonight.,' David praised.

Daredevil Alexandr Magala also made it through to next week's final after his terrifying stunt act

The 26-year-old's life-threatening act saw him swallow a blade, suspended from above, and hold it in his mouth as he was raised upwards

The sequence then saw Magala take the sword from his mouth and blindfold himself before climbing up a pole in the centre of the stage and twist his body around and hanging upside down

Long-time lovers and spouses Shannon and Peter made the final three with their stunning ballet routine but lost out to Alexandr when it came to the judge's deciding vote

Also making it through to next week's final was daredevil Alexandr Magala who left the judges on the edge of their seats - and with their hands over their eyes - as he performed a series of stunts that were so dangerous that they had to be pre-recorded rather than broadcast live.

The 26-year-old's life-threatening act saw him swallow a blade, suspended from above, and hold it in his mouth as he was raised upwards.

The sequence then saw Magala take the sword from his mouth and blindfold himself before climbing up a pole in the centre of the stage and twist his body around and hanging upside down.

Opening up the show was Anne and Ian Marshall, dubbed as the 'hottest couple in pop' by David Walliams, who chose the couple as his Golden Buzzer Act during the audition stages

Performing their own 1920s style rendition of Lady Gaga's Bad Romance, their performance boasted a whole lot of knee-clapping and left David a little speechless

While their performance may not have been to the taste of everyone, the Little Britain star's upbeat attitude was mimicked by Alesha, who said: 'I thought that was a fantastic opening to the show.'

Mythical P.S.M, a dance trio from Leeds, gave it their best shot at body popping their way into the finals with their high octane routine to a medley of songs, ranging from Justin Timberlake's Rock Your Body to Justin Bieber's Where Are You Now?

'I absolutely loved that. That was a completely different level from your audition,' Amanda commended at the end of their performance

Once in position, two sets of revolving drills were wheeled onto the stage by the pole, right underneath the performer who then let himself fall toward the drills, using the pole to stop his body from hitting them at the last minute, prompting screams from the audience.

'Are you certifiably mad?' questioned Simon. 'Why are you doing this? You nearly died.'

Justifying his hair-raising act, Magala replied: 'I want to show people not to be afraid to risk things for their dreams.'

The Garnett Family, a singing group from Hull comprised of mother Helen and her three daughters Abi, Anna and Rachel, blew the judges away with their powerhouse vocals as they bravely took on Aretha Franklin's (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman

Vitaly Voronko from Belarus was dressed in his signature yellow superhero costume

The hopeful boasted a dramatic red cape that occupied the size of the stage as he played the accordion and sang along to a number of songs from The Lion King soundtrack including Hakuna Matata and I Just Can't Wait To Be King