Amanda Holden sends fans wild as she shows off her toned legs in blazer – and very little else
AMANDA Holden has sent fans wild while showing off her toned legs in a blazer, and very little else.
The stylish mum-of-two, 52, likes to look glam at work and today was no different.
Donning a white blazer, Amanda put on a leggy display as she partnered her look with white heels.
The Britain’s Got Talent star wore her blonde locks down in loose curls and opted for a glam makeup look.
Sharing a playful snap while whipping her hair back and forth, Amanda wrote: “Monday vibes,” while her mane flew up in the air.
Amanda also shared a few snaps in the blazer and told fans it was from JD Williams.
Her post comes after she braved the cold on Friday in a green dress while strutting through London’s Leicester Square wearing a black longline winter coat and a pair of oversized sunglasses.
The mum-of-two accessorised her chic ensemble with a £2440 Van Cleef & Arpels gold and mother-of-pearl pendant, a black designer handbag and a pair of white heels.
Amanda recently spilled the beans on what it’s like working with “bonkers” judge Bruno Tonioli on the new series of Britain’s Got Talent.
The star said there is no bad blood between her and Bruno, 67, and praised him for being a great “addition” to the panel.
It comes after The Sun revealed how Amanda and her BGT co-star Alesha Dixon, 44, had held back on signing their contracts for the show.
The long-serving pair were said to be furious that newcomer Bruno’s salary matched their own — said to be £850,000.
Amanda, who spoke to The Sun at Superdrug Presents 2023, said the former Strictly star had “great energy” and was “absolutely bonkers”.
She said: “It’s really surprising as he’s bilingual in about three languages, so he spoke to people in their native tongue when they came on stage.”
Speaking about the wealth of experience he’ll be bringing to the show, Amanda continued: “He knows about art, he knows loads about singing, he knows loads about dancing.
“He’s been in showbiz for 97 years, he’s a real authority.
“He was a good addition to the show, he was fun, really fun.”