Miss Tres: The Glamorous Trio That Stole the Show on Britain’s Got Talent
When the Filipina trio Miss Tres stepped onto the stage of Britain’s Got Talent, they turned heads instantly. Draped in dazzling silver dresses, they exuded confidence, walking as if they owned a runway. The group introduced themselves with a bold aspiration: to follow in the footsteps of iconic girl groups like Destiny’s Child and the Spice Girls. However, they teased the judges and audience with a promise of a surprising twist.
As the opening notes of Britney Spears’ Baby One More Time played, anticipation built—until they suddenly shifted gears, launching into Tom Jones’ Sex Bomb. What truly shocked everyone was their deep, powerful baritone voices, flipping expectations on their heads.
Ranging in age from 35 to 43, Miss Tres knew how to command the stage. Their groovy dance moves, flawless harmonies, and effortless charisma captivated the crowd. Judge David Walliams appeared especially charmed, and the room erupted into cheers as the trio delivered an unforgettable performance. The live audience rewarded them with a standing ovation, and the judges couldn’t hide their admiration.
Simon Cowell, ever the sharp wit, playfully asked after the performance, “Were you keeping a little secret from us at the start?” One of the members responded with a mischievous grin and dramatically deepened her voice, saying, “Surprise!” Amanda Holden chimed in with high praise: “The voices were fantastic, and you look amazing.”
Miss Tres had previously wowed audiences on Asia’s Got Talent, where their performance video garnered a staggering 35 million views. But their Britain’s Got Talent audition took their fame to new heights, amassing over 56 million views and securing their place as one of the show’s top 24 most popular acts of all time.
Their unique blend of humor, showmanship, and extraordinary talent left a lasting impression, solidifying Miss Tres as unforgettable stars.
Watch their show-stopping audition below and see why they’ve captivated millions worldwide.
