Ashley Banjo Reflects On Harry & Meghan’s Support For Diversity’s BLM Performance On BGT | GMB

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After Diversity’s BLM dance performance on Britain’s Got Talent achieved over 25 thousand complaints, Ashley reveals how important their BAFTA nomination is and reveal that Harry and Meghan called him to show their support.

Broadcast on 11/05/21

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