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Britain’s Got Talent stars earn £7,000 a SECOND in M&S campaign

Their famous voices have served them very well

No wonder being part of the Britain’s Got Talent team is a dream job, as some of the show’s famous faces have earned a seven-figure sum for just seconds of voiceover work!

Hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, and judges Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon, have reportedly raked in a whopping £100k each for the show’s Marks & Spencer TV campaign.

Their voices have been used on the self-checkout tills in the iconic store as part of a new partnership with the ITV talent show.

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According to The Sun, they are earning an astonishing £7,142 per second!

Ant and Dec on BGT
Ant and Dec met a pair of M&S’s Percy pigs on the show (Credit: ITV)

The famous four apparently only speak for about 14 seconds each – that’s some quick and easy cash!

A source told The Sun: “It’s a win-win for everyone involved.

“It’s been a great marketing coup for M&S as they kept the celeb voices a secret until launch day so the impact has been great – and really got shoppers talking.

“And obviously there’s no such things as a free lunch – even from Marks and Spencer – so Ant, Dec, Alesha and Amanda all get paid as part of their BGT package.”

Amanda and Alesha on BGT
Amanda and Alesha also lend their voices to the campaign (Credit: ITV)

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The four stars have earned the extra paycheques thanks to their well-known voices, which have been taking shoppers by surprise all over the country.

Shoppers using the self-scan machines in M&S have been stunned to hear Ant, Dec, Alesha and Amanda talking to them as they buy their items.

The BGT team
The BGT stars have apparently earned big from the ad (Credit: Aaron Parfitt / Flynet – SplashNews.com)

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The Geordie duo could be heard telling customers: “Hi it’s Ant and Dec, please scan your first item.”

One shopper tweeted of their experience: “Anyone else get the fright of their life this morning with the surprise of Ant and Dec’s cheery voices blasting out of M&S self-check out machines!? Argh!”

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Aaliyah Ashfield
Digital Marketing Apprentice