BGT: David Walliams left reeling as a motorbike daredevil nearly destroys his manhood

He’s never been shy of getting involved during the auditions.

And Britain’s Got Talent judge David Walliams suffered a close call during Saturday’s auditions, after nearly getting his manhood destroyed by daredevil motorcyclist Jack Price.

The comic took to the stage during the heart-stopping performance where he was tasked with lying down on the stage, while Jack performed an array of dangerous stunts around him.

At the start of his audition, Jack used his motorbike to perform an array of different stunts, before asking David to join him on stage.

Fitted with a helmet and protective clothing, hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly then handed David a piece to preserve his manhood.

Clearly nervous by the prospect of the challenge, David lay himself down on the floor, and Jack then continued to perform biking stunts around him. 

Luckily he managed to avoid any unexpected accidents, and as Jack finished his array of stunts, the crowed erupted into cheers at the stellar audition.

Returning to his seat, David couldn’t contain his relief, joking: ‘I’ve never had a motorcycle tyre touch my **** before!

‘You not only risked your own life, you risked your life of the nation’s favourite TV judge.

Alesha Dixon praised: ‘I love that you brought David into it you were winding him up the whole time. It was really cheeky, just made the whole thing more interesting.’

Simon Cowell admitted he found most of the enjoyment in the audition from watching David come dangerously close to getting hurt, saying he ‘absolutely loved it.’

Of course this meant that Jack was awarded three yeses by the judges, earning him a spot in the next round.    

Jack was one of several daredevil acts that viewers couldn’t look away from, as former marine James Stott also used his military skills to perform an explosive magic trick.  

Using five plungers, James used his military skills to guess which ones were not filled with explosive, and at one point even risked his life by placing it in his mouth.

Luckily he escaped the challenge unharmed, and Simon praised him for his ‘incredible showmanship,’ earning him a spot in the next round.   

Wesley Williams also wowed the judges with his own daring display, vowing to break the world record by riding the world’s tallest unicycle.

Placing himself at the top, the Florida native rode the cycle which was a staggering 22 feet high, and left the entire audience stunned into silence, after host Declan Donnelly warned them to hold applause until the attempt was over.

Despite a shaky start, Wesley managed to ride the unicycle from a staggering height, and let out a cry of relief once he returned to the nearby ladder. 

Britain’s Got Talent continues next Saturday at 8pm on ITV.