Twerking teenager in Got Talent show sparks controversy with raunchy routine as her dad watches from the wings
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A twerking teenager has and sparked controversy with a raunchy routine watched by her father.
Sara Seifert, 18, shocked judges and viewers when she unleashed her sensual performance during Croatia's 'Super Talent' show, their version of Britain's Got Talent.
Her routine was watched and cheered by her doting dad, but some are a little uneasy with his reaction to his daughter's talent.
She walked onto the stage, wearing a blonde wig and a black dinner jacket, and sat down at a white piano as if to play a piece of classical music.
(Image: CEN/Supertalent Hrvatska)
(Image: CEN/Supertalent Hrvatska)
But Miss Seifert whipped off her jacket, to reveal that she was wearing ultra-short shorts underneath, as a dance music beat began to play.
As the camera focused on the teenager's bum, she began to twitch her buttocks in time to the music as the judges looked on open-mouthed.
The teenager then leapt to her feet, discarding her wig, and - facing away from the audience - launched into a raunchy dance performance.
(Image: CEN/Supertalent Hrvatska)
(Image: CEN/Supertalent Hrvatska)
Twerking her bum throughout, at one point on her knees, the judges looked stunned with one female member of the panel putting her hands on her head and then wafting a male colleague with a piece of paper as if to cool him down.
Miss Seifert's performance - and the way her smiling father was seen giving her raunchy performance the thumbs up - has sparked a national debate online.
But the teenager said that she did not see anything controversial in her father's actions as her parents always supported her in whatever she did.
(Image: CEN/Supertalent Hrvatska)
(Image: CEN/Sara Seifert)
(Image: CEN/Sara Seifert)
Miss Seifert said she had expected a reaction to her routine but had been taken aback by the amount of criticism she and her father had received.
"Twerking is not easy, I never had any previous experience in dancing before. People should appreciate my efforts," she said.
She added that she had learnt to twerk by watching videos on YouTube and had been practising six days a week for four years to perfect her moves.
Miss Seifert says that she intends to carry on twerking and revealed that she wanted to move to Ireland as her brother was living in Dublin.