#Ashley butler series#

In September 2012, Ashleigh and Pudsey were guest judges on ITV2's Top Dog Model.Īs part of the prize for winning Britain's Got Talent, Ashleigh and Pudsey performed at the 84th Royal Variety Performance on 19 November 2012 in the presence of Queen Elizabeth II, which aired on ITV on 3 December. On 2 June 2012, Ashleigh and Pudsey performed at Epsom Downs Racecourse in the presence of Queen Elizabeth II as part of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations.

#Ashley butler series#

Later that evening, Ashleigh and Pudsey won the 2012 series of Britain's Got Talent, beating classical duo Jonathan and Charlotte. The routine involved Pudsey walking across the judging panel and then climbing onto Ashleigh's back. The final was held on, where they performed to ' Theme from Mission: Impossible'. They were later voted through to the final by the public. They participated in the first semi-final on, performing to 'Peppy and George' from The Artist. Simon Cowell said 'Pudsey is one of the best dancing dogs I've ever seen'. With a standing ovation from the audience and all three judges, they were put through to the next round. Although in 2012, four judges were introduced on the panel, on the day of recording Amanda Holden was not able to attend, therefore they performed to the remaining three. They danced to ' Meet the Flintstones' by The B-52's. Their audition was held in Cardiff and aired on 7 April 2012. If you would like to contact Ashley, his email address is more information or to comment on this this Member Spotlight feature, contact Landon Hester at or 22.Career Britain's Got Talent Īshleigh and Pudsey were part of the sixth series of Britain's Got Talent. I moved to Louisiana in 2011, and this is the longest period of time I have lived in the same place. He is starting soccer soon so I am excited!īRBA: What is the last book that you read?īRBA: Tell us something interesting about yourself. Playdates! I spend most weekends hanging with my 2 year old son, Braden. I knew the BRBA was the perfect channel to do this.īRBA: What is your favorite BRBA activity or event?īelly up with the Bar! September 27 th Hope to see you there!īRBA: What is the best piece of advice you have received?īe yourself! Your laughter lights up the room. I am not a Baton Rouge native so I wanted to learn more about the local legal community and meet new people. I also work in coordinating the Angola CLE as well as the Southern University Law Center outreach program.īRBA: What motivated you to become involved with the BRBA? Yes, I am on the Young Lawyer’s Section Council and am the council liaison for Belly Up with the Bar. The understanding of the law will come.īRBA: Are you involved with the BRBA? If so, how? Just put in the requisite effort, study time and trust yourself. I would be a Clinical Counselor or a Psychology Professor.īRBA: What is one thing you wish you would have known before you went to law school? She was captivating and spoke with such enthusiasm about her career.īRBA: If you were not practicing law, what would be your alternate profession? From that moment, I knew I wanted to be an attorney. When I was in 7 th grade, an Assistant District Attorney came to my school and did a presentation on their career. I am an attorney for the Department of Education and I practice Education Law.īRBA: Why did you want to become an attorney?

from Southern University Law Center.īRBA: Where and what type of law do you practice? in Psychology with a minor in Child and Family Studies from Columbia College in Columbia, South Carolina, and a J.D.