Simon Cowell proved that he doesn’t mind poking fun at his own expense after making a dig about his changing face on Britain’s Got Talent.

The music mogul, 63, previously baffled viewers with his noticeably different complexion, despite denying he has had a facelift.

And on Saturday night’s show, Simon played up to the wagging tongues and passed a cheeky comment about his face.

The surprising swipe came after one hopeful, Tom Crosbie, impressed the judges by creating Bruno Tonioli’s face from a Rubik’s Cubes.

While the finished result was being shown to the panel, Amanda Holden, 52, seized the opportunity to crack a joke about Bruno, 67, and pointed out: ‘Well, he’s got the orange [face] right!’

Funnyman: Simon Cowell, 63, poked fun at his changing face during Saturday’s Britain’s Got Talent, after baffling fans with his appearance

‘How the hell do you do that?’ a totally baffled Simon asked, while the artist responded: ‘Practice…turns out you have a really difficult face to make out of Rubik’s Cubes.’

It was at that point that Simon quipped: ‘I’ll change my face…again.’

Viewers were tickled by Simon’s swipe at himself and took to Twitter with crying laughing and skull emojis.

Last month, Simon insisted he has never had a facelift after presenters Ant & Dec made a cheeky quip about his changing appearance.

At the time, Dec, 47, told the audience: ‘We have a new face joining the judging panel’ to which his comedy partner, also 47, replied: ‘What? Simon has a new face?’.

Speaking to The Mirror Simon laughed off the suggestion he had gone under the knife, despite his drastically altered features.

He told the publication: ‘I think it’s hysterical. I mean, it just makes me laugh. I haven’t had a facelift or anything.’

‘I’ve had a bit of Botox or whatever, but nothing drastic,’ he added.

Impressive talent: Tom Crosbie managed to make Bruno Tonioli out of Rubik’s Cubes 

No chance: Simon Cowell has insisted he has never had a facelift after Ant & Dec made a cheeky quip about his changing appearance (left in September 2022, right in 2002)

‘So when I hear about this stuff, honestly it does make me laugh’. 

Earlier this week, Simon admitted that he started seeing a therapist a year ago as a way of dealing with the stress of his work life.

The industry big dog revealed he wished he had sought therapy 20 years ago and that talking to a professional is ‘nothing to be ashamed of’.

Speaking at the Advertising Week Europe event, the Britain’s Got Talent judge, said: ‘I started to see a therapist a year ago.

‘I wish I’d done it 20 years ago, because this is a very stressful business.’