'Talent' duo 'secure £100k dancing deal'

Britain's Got Talent stars Stavros Flatley have landed a £100,000 deal to dance at Greek restaurants, according to a report.

Dimi Demetriou, 41, and his 13-year-old son Lagi will soon sign up for a number of new gigs following talks with the Real Greek chain, the Daily Star Sunday claims.

An insider told the newspaper: "They are expected to pack the punters in when they are performing. They won't be earning as much as they did on the Britain's Got Talent tour, but it will still be a very nice earner indeed."

There are currently six Real Greek restaurants in the pair's home city of London - however, the chain is expected to expand around the country this year.

It has been claimed that the father and son act could even appear in TV advertisements for the restaurants if the business plans go ahead.

Stavros Flatley reached the final of Britain's Got Talent earlier this year after impressing viewers with their Greek dancing routines. The series was eventually won by dance troupe Diversity.