Couple Performs Weirdest Striptease EVER On ‘Got Talent’ [VIDEO]
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We’ve seen plenty of stripteases on Got Talent shows around the world, but nothing quite like Trixie Little and the Evil Monkey. The couple auditioned for France’s Got Talent in 2015.
Trixie and the Monkey performed a strange and humorous burlesque routine for the audience. Check out the NSFW performance below, and read on to find out more.
Trixie Little & The Evil Monkey On ‘France’s Got Talent’
The couple, who were 35 and 41 at the time of their Got Talent audition, performed to “Total Eclipse of the Heart” by Bonnie Tyler. They started by dancing in matching brown outfits. The Evil Monkey obviously had monkey ears as well.
The emotional, romantic performance turned silly when Trixie fell down while being held by the Monkey, pulling his pants down in the process. They proceeded to do some impressive balancing moves and then ripped each other’s clothes off.
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The Monkey ended up wearing only a tiny thong, while Trixie stripped down to nipple pasties. They finished the performance with a dramatic Dirty Dancing lift.
The France’s Got Talent audience and judges clearly got a kick out of the performance. The crowd even gave them a standing ovation for the audition. They were voted through, but unfortunately didn’t make it to the next round.
Who Are Trixie And The Monkey?
Trixie and the Evil Hate Monkey are from Baltimore, and have been performing together since 2002, doing burlesque and acrobatics. They previously auditioned for America’s Got Talent in Season 4, but didn’t make it through.
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The Evil Hate Monkey also auditioned for AGT solo in Season 14. The judges buzzed the act almost immediately. “We’ve had 14 fantastic years, and now it’s over,” Simon Cowell said of the performance.
In 2017, Trixie and the Monkey starred in a documentary called Us, Naked. One commenter in the film called the duo “humorous and a bit troubling,” adding that this was “a great combination in show biz.”
