Nineties TV star, 51, has barely aged a day since Big Breakfast fame, quitting the UK and dating A-list Hollywood star
A NINETIES TV star looked like she has barely aged a day in a new series of snaps – years on from her fame fronting the Big Breakfast and dating a Hollywood A-lister.
Amanda de Cadenet, 51, took to Instagram to share selfies, but fans couldn’t help but notice how young she looked.
Amanda was a well-known TV presenter in the nineties, hosting The Word and Big Breakfast before moving to America in 1992.
She was also regularly in the headlines and was widely branded as a “wild child”.
In a recent snap she posted before going out for dinner, Amanda wore a skin-tight, halter neck black dress with a low-cut neckline.
One fan one fan commented: “Aging like a fine wine! You look amazing.”
Whilst another added: “Honestly thought this was a throwback pic at first!!! Hot as ever.”
“You’ve not changed since I first saw you on The Word – gorgeous,” penned a third.
And a fourth wrote: “Why do you never age?”
Amanda’s romantic history with A-listers and musicians
Amanda previously dated big-time actor Keanu Reeves, but it reportedly didn’t last long.
The star said she first considered an affair with Keanu while she was a teenager pregnant with Duran Duran bassist John Taylor’s child, Atlanta Noo.
But due to Keanu being “a man with hardcore ethics,” he didn’t get involved with her then.
However, the pair did go on to date after she divorced John in 1997.
After Amanda and Keanu went their separate ways, she went on to date model Nick Kamen, who famously stripped off for a Levi’s advert in 1985.
The pair dated from 1999 and 2001.
She then met Nick Valensi, a guitarist from the American rock band The Strokes, in 2002.
Amanda went on to marry Nick in 2006 and one year later, the pair had twins, Ella and Silvan.
Nick and Amanda are still married.
Life in LA
Back in 2011, she hosted The Conversation with Amanda de Cadenet – a vodcast that saw the Brit interview famous stars such as Gwyneth Paltrow, Lady Gaga and Eva Longoria.
Amanda still lives in Los Angeles working as a fashion and portrait photographer.
She’s collaborated with big publications such as Harper’s Bazaar, Jane and Spin.
As well as being a photographer, Amanda is also an author having released three books over the span of her career – Rare Birds, The Watchers and her most recent in 2017 called It’s Messy: Essays on Boys, Boobs, and BFFs.
She’s also released a collection of her photographs in a book called #girlgaze: How Girls See the World.