Amanda Holden has proved she’s a true star with a seriously glam fashion walk.
Filmed in the Heart Radio offices, where she presents her breakfast show with Jamie Theakston, the BGT judge strolled toward the camera, swinging her crisp white, polka-dot dress about her legs.
She finished the ensemble with a pair of classic strappy heels, her signature golden locks tied back in a bun.
The 49-year-old was delighted that it’s nearly the weekend, captioning the fabulous video with “#friday.”
Fans were driven wild by the cheeky display, gushing over Amanda in the comments.
One shared a string of fire emojis and a single word: “Wow.”
Another gave Amanda five stars, while a third penned: “Cannot help but think this lady gets more beautiful every day…”
Meanwhile, an Amanda fan account remarked: “Friday hotness coming our way.”
It’s not the first time she’s floored fans with her outfits, after a mini-skirt look had then claiming she looked like a 20-year-old.
Amanda’s been back on our screens in recent weeks as Britain’s Got Talent makes its much-awaited return.
Fans breathed a sigh of relief as the show came back after Covid forced it to halt after the pre-recorded auditions ended.
The live semi-finals have now kicked off, with the “live audience” able to take their spot in the aisles via video call from their own homes.
The judges’ desk, meanwhile, has been split into four as part of ITV’s social distancing commitments.
Another big difference is the absence of head honcho Simon Cowell, following his brutal injury following an electric bike accident.
Simon was dashed to hospaital in California, where he received an emergency procedure for his back, which was broken in three places.
But now he’s on the road to recovery, and even rumoured to be eyeing up a return for October live finals.
In the meantime, BGT alum and Diversity dancer Ashley Banjo has stepped in for Simon.
Ashley and his Diversity pals put on a moving Black Lives Matter-themed dance over the weekend – but not everyone was taken with it.
Broadcast regulator has seen complaints surge past 10,000, making it the second-most complained about TV moment of the decade.