Britain’s Got Talent daredevil couple show off their daring moves as Rosie voices fear Adam will ‘crack’ her head on the floor like an ‘EGG’
Britain’s Got Talent daredevil roller-skaters showed off their daring moves on Lorraine as Rosie Axon expressed her fears Adam Jukes will ‘crack’ her head ‘like an egg’.
Adam, 38, twirled Rosie, 21, around upside down while she was doing the splits during their TV appearance on Lorraine ahead of the semi-final on Monday.
Their risky performance comes after Rosie shared her concerns the pair’s routine could be dangerous but she stressed the duo trust each other completely.
‘I’ve got to trust him’: Britain’s Got Talent daredevil couple showed off their daring moves on Lorraine on Monday as Rosie voiced fear Adam will ‘crack’ her head on the floor like an ‘EGG’
Rosie told The Mirror: ‘I’ve got to trust him not to drop me and crack my head on the floor like an egg, but he has to trust me.
‘If I go into a position wrong or I move an arm and a leg in the wrong place, he has to save me. There is a lot of trust there. He’s actually Mr Health and Safety. I’m the daredevil.’
While the duo looked fearless during their TV demo, Rosie admitted she was ‘definitely nervous’ ahead of Monday’s semi-final.
Terrifying: Rosie told The Mirror, ‘I’ve got to trust him not to drop me and crack my head on the floor like an egg, but he has to trust me’
Of course the stakes are high as the couple, who embarked on a whirlwind romance, garnered four yeses for their audition.
The pair will go head-to-head with Golden Buzzer act Akshat Singh, Flakefleet Primary School and singer Brian Gilligan.
Rosie told Lorraine Kelly: ‘There’s a lot more at stake for this routine so I’m definitely nervous. I’m sure Adam does too; he’s got the more important job really.
Scary: Adam, 38, twirled Rosie, 21, around upside down while she was doing the splits during their TV appearance on Lorraine ahead of the semi-final on Monday
No ice between them! Their risky performance comes after Rosie shared her concerns the pair’s routine could be dangerous but she stressed the duo trust each other completely
‘I quit my job so we could train full time for this, so no pressure!’
Rosie and Adam first crossed paths in September last year at their hometown in Blackpool and they’ve never looked back.
The couple didn’t exchange numbers on their first meeting but Rosie followed Adam on Instagram shortly after their chance meeting.
Hard work pays off! While the duo looked fearless during their TV demo, Rosie admitted she was ‘definitely nervous’ ahead of Monday’s semi-final
Difficult moves: Of course the stakes are high as the couple, who embarked on a whirlwind romance, garnered four yeses for their audition
Big night: The pair will go head-to-head with Golden Buzzer act Akshat Singh, Flakefleet Primary School and singer Brian Gilligan
Adam was so impressed by all her tricks on social media the pair decided to meet up for a date at a bar.
The lovebirds discovered they had a romantic connection as well as a flourishing skating partnership.
From that moment, their romance heated up alongside their skating which saw them pick up incredibly difficult tricks quickly.
It’s real love: Rosie and Adam first crossed paths in September last year at their hometown in Blackpool and they’ve never looked back
