BRITAIN’S Got Talent fans have raised questions about Geneviève Côté’s unusual skill.

The professional ‘noise maker’ stunned audiences with her incredible ability to mimic animals and other sounds.

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Genevieve Cote blew the audience away with her impressions
She sat on a stall in front of a huge screen that showed scenes from a jungle as she made the noises and atmospheric music herself.

Genevieve, who was born in Montreal, left the judges in awe as she brought the nature clips to life with her voice alone.

As well as the sounds of the animals, she performed opera too, showing off her impressive vocal talent.

“Is she doing the noise?” a stunned Amanda Holden is seen asking as she performs as waves, birds, monkeys, and peaceful background music to wild animals in the habitats, just like in a nature documentary. “I wasn’t expecting that!”

“Oh my God she’s bloody great!” smiles Ant from the side of the stage.

“She’s brilliant, right?” Simon Cowell tellingly says to his fellow judges.

However, many fans have suggested that she could run the risk of being a one-trek-pony now that her hidden talent has been revealed.

Taking to X, one fan wrote: “Now the surprise has gone, what will she do in the live shows”

“One simple trick being dragged out for 10 minutes.
strange animal noise lady, well it’s novel at least, not sure it’s something I’d want to see again though,” echoed a second.

“I’m guessing Royal Variety but she won’t win.
I like her but what would she do in the next round now the surprise element’s gone?” said a third.

This comes after claims that her performance was fixed as this isn’t the first time she’s taken to the Got Talent stage.

Back in March 2023, Geneviève appeared on Canada’s Got Talent, and left the judges so awestruck that Howie Mandel gave her his golden buzzer.

She made it to the finals, before being beaten by dance group Conversion.

However, her performance clearly left an impression on Mandel, who brought her back for America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League to be part of his team this January.

And in between those two appearances, Geneviève also auditioned for France’s version of the show, ‘La France a un incroyable talent’.

In that case, judge Karine Le Marchland gave her the golden buzzer, sending her through to the semi-finals, where she was then eliminated.

Britain’s Got Talent does allow anyone to take part in the competition, regardless of experience, however, viewers have become increasingly agitated over participants that have been given multiple shots at stardom.

She was also accused of “fake tears” after she became overcome with emotions.

‘The woman that was doing the nature sounds was on Canada’s got talent. She got a big standing ovation then,” one fan ranted online.

“So when she started shedding tears on BGT it was an act. She knew the audience was going to love it”

“She has been on AGT and is a well known in the USA. Another one brought in,” said a second.

While a third added: “She has been on another got talent before in a different country, this show is so fixed!”

The hit ITV show returned to screens on Saturday 20th April and drew in a whopping average of 5 million viewers, with a peak of 5.8 million.

The impressive ratings make it the channel’s biggest overnight audience of the year so far.

The FA Cup quarter-final match last month drew in 5.5 million viewers.

Despite the soaring figures, the ratings didn’t match last year’s launch episode which raked in 6.2million.

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She was accused of ‘fake crying’ after appearing on several other talent shows

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She made it to the semi-finals of France’s version of BGT