News about Amanda Holden

Ashley Roberts debuted futuristic-looking thick-framed white sunglasses on Friday as she left the Heart FM studios with Amanda Holden. Presenter Ashley, 42, wore a white playsuit with navy blue vertical stripes and a plain white collar and she wore a grey jacket over the top. She wore off-white knee-high heeled boots and finished her look with a chic white Miu Miu saddle bag. Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda, 53, wore a blue jeans jacket over her stunning wide-legged jumpsuit. Her blood orange clutch was a perfect shade match and Amanda also wore opaque black sunglasses.

The radio star served up another stylish look as she left Heart Studios after her breakfast show on Thursday. The Britain's Got Talent judge, 53, showed off her toned physique as she flashed her abs in a plunging cropped grey blazer-style top. The TV and radio star appeared in great spirits in the daring low cut ensemble which she paired with a satin silver metallic skirt.

When it comes to relationship advice he's the best in the business, but dating expert Paul C. Brunson admits his own very nearly fell at the first hurdle. The TV personality has become a household name thanks to his regular appearances on Married At First Sight UK and Celebs Go Dating , where he is on hand to match-make, mediate and offer much-needed tips to those who need it. Happily married to wife Jill for the last 24-years, US-born Brunson,49  - a former investment banker turned certified life coach - is well-versed in the highs and lows that come with any long-term relationship.

Sharon Osbourne looked gaunt as she stepped out for a morning coffee in Beverly Hills, displaying her 42lbs Ozempic weight loss on Monday. The former X Factor judge, 71, has been embroiled in a row in recent weeks with Amanda Holden over Sharon's 'bitter and pathetic' comments about Simon Cowell. And stepping out in the midst of the drama, Sharon attempted to keep a low profile as she headed to Croft Alley restaurant in the hills.

The TV and radio star was trying to leave the villa in the early hours of Monday to head to a studio for her Heart Breakfast show, but ran into problems when she got to the front gate. Sharing a video of the hilarious morning on Instagram, Amanda told her followers: 'I'm trying to do Heart from Spain but I'm locked in the property!'

The model, 38, and her former footballer husband are known for oversharing on their hilarious unfiltered podcast The Therapy Crouch, however Abbey appeared on the radio show on her own as she promoted her new podcast Exhibit A.  And it seems Abbey couldn't help but reveal a bit too much once again as she likened Peter's naked body to a rather surprising animal. 

Britain's Got Talent's Sydnie Christmas responded to 'fix' claims and teased the song she will sing for the semi-finals on Lorraine on Monday. The singer, 28, received the first golden buzzer of this year's competition on Saturday with her rendition of Tomorrow which she told Lorraine was inspired by Celebrity Big Brother star Marisha Wallace. Judge Amanda Holden did the honours and gold confetti fell on the stage to the joy of Sydnie and her grandmothers Maureen and Frieda, who joined her on Monday's Lorraine. Lorraine enquired of Sydnie: 'You've been grafting away. You've done the cruise ships. You've been an understudy. You've never been on the West End, though?' Sydnie let out an exasperated 'No!', referencing the backlash she has received for auditioning as a professional.

She's never shied away from flaunting her incredible figure. And Amanda Holden certainly set pulses racing once again in a black bikini as she posed for her latest Lipsy shoot. The Britain's Got Talent star, 53, wowed in the tiny two-piece from her latest range, before slipping into a white bikini with matching frilled shorts while posing up a storm on a yacht.

Both the Britain's Got Talent viewers and judging panel were left stunned after Simon Cowell demonstrated his David Attenborough impression on Sunday night. The music mogul, 64, jokingly adopted the beloved presenter's famous voice he uses to narrate his nature documentaries, to give feedback to one act during auditions. Simon, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli were gobsmacked as Geneviève Côté showed off her talent of creating nature sounds.

Britain's Got Talent viewers were amused by a 'don't try this at home' warning during Sunday's episode as a stuntman took to the stage. Brazilian Arbon was seen climbing onto incredibly high stilts before holding a handstand at the top while fire burned around him below. The athletic auditionee, 26, delighted many viewers as he took to the stage without a top on, with his rippling abs on display.

Britain's Got Talent judges were left in shock during Sunday night's show as one act's audition with fire went terribly wrong.  During the latest episode of the ITV show, stuntman and escape artist Danny ZZZZ took to the stage, explaining he was going to be handcuffed and shackled inside a wooden box, which would be raised above the stage.  His assistant then set it on fire, giving him one minute to escape, where he would reach out the top of the box and unlock the padlock which he could not see.

Britain's Got Talent viewers questioned judges Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon's trip to invite a young dancer to audition for the show during Sunday's episode. The hit ITV1 reality competition made its return to TV for 2024 in the form of a weekend double bill, with 10-year-old schoolboy Trey Braine showing off his dancing skills. Freestyle dancer Trey was asked to watch his idols, street dance group Diversity, rehearse for their tour and was stunned to see Amanda and Alesha turn up.

Britain's Got Talent returned to screens on Saturday night, and is seemingly already off to a promising start. According to overnight figures, the launch episode of series 17 saw an average of 5 million viewers tuning in, with a peak of 5.8 million. The ratings make it ITV's biggest overnight audience of the year so far since The FA Cup quarter final match last month, which garnered 5.5 million viewers.

Britain's Got Talent judge Bruno Tonioli has vowed to get Botox as he claims he is the only panel member whose face moves. The former Strictly Come Dancing panellist, 68, who has returned to ITV talent competition BGT this year for his second series, insists his co-stars Simon Cowell , 64, Alesha Dixon , 45, and Amanda Holden , 53, have all had cosmetic treatments to ensure their smooth visages. He said, according to The Sun : 'I went into the bathroom and looked in the mirror and said, "Bloody hell, I am the only person with wrinkles".'

Britain's Got Talent has been plunged into a fix row already as one hopeful from Saturday's series premiere was revealed to be an experienced musical theatre performer.  Sydnie Christmas, 28, stunned judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli with her incredible rendition of Tomorrow from the musical Annie, with Amanda Holden even picking her as her gold buzzer choice.  However despite revealing her dreams of working in the West End and her current role as a receptionist, viewers quickly discovered Sydnie had in fact had quite the career on stage. 

Sydnie Christmas, 28, says she's just a girl from Kent who grew up playing rugby whose only dream is to be in the West End. Wowing judges last night with her performance of Tomorrow from the musical Annie, Ms Christmas got the golden buzzer from judge Amanda Holden. 'The fact that people liked it, in that moment, I was like take it all in because these things might not happen again,' she told The Mail on Sunday exclusively last week.

Opening up the show, AI talent group RASK AI stunned celebrity judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli with their rendition of The Greatest Showman.

The gym receptionist, 28, from Kent wowed Simon Cowell with her rendition of Tomorrow on Saturday night and the music boss admitted Sydnie had even made him suddenly like the Annie show tune. Amanda Holden was so blown away by Sydnie's performance she pushed her Golden Buzzer, which awards the hopeful with a spot in the Britain's Got Talent live final. And to receive praise from Simon and Amanda, as well as Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli, was a life changing moment for Sydnie, who has spent her entire career doubting she was taking the right path following years of painful rejection. Now her luck has changed after Amanda compared the songstress to superstar Adele because of her wit and emotive storytelling - and it all still feels like a dream to Sydnie, whose surname is really 'Christmas.'

The much-anticipated new series of Britain's Got Talent finally kicks off on Saturday, with the star-studded judging panel on a mission to find the next big star. Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli will scour the nation for hopefuls ready to battle it out for £250,000 and a coveted spot on the bill at the Royal Variety Performance. And while the judges love to paint the picture that they're the best of friends on-set, behind-the-scenes there's been shortage of drama.

In a show first, Britain's Got Talent will see how a quartet use AI to make the judges sing The Greatest Show in Saturday's upcoming episode.  In a teaser clip, singing group RASK AI stand in front of artificial intelligence devices and the judges and audience watched in shock as they transformed into Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli in the monitors above. All the judges bar Simon, 64, stood up to marvel at the group as they sang the title track of 2017 musical The Greatest Showman.

Britain's Got Talent has become an integral part of Britain's Saturday night TV. And while the talented acts and impressive auditions make headlines each year while the show airs, one judge - Amanda Holden - often steals the limelight too. The TV personality, 53, is known for sporting some very wild and racy outfits while taking to the judging panel alongside Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli.

The Britain's Got Talent star wants to host her own dating show - and would even allow her daughters Alexa, 18, and Hollie, 12, to feature on it. Amanda, 53, said: 'The dream for me is to have a dating show. I wouldn't let my girls go on Love Island but if they wanted to go on a dating show, I would let them.'

With the launch of the next series of Britain's Got Talent this weekend, Amanda Holden has revealed the awkward reason why Simon Cowell would 'never' sack her from the show.  The TV personality, 53, has been part of the furniture at the ITV talent show for 17 years, yet aside from her shining personality as a judge there is another reason why Simon would never axe Amanda. 

Amanda Holden is delighted her daughters 'steal' her clothes, with the star insisting she sees it as 'a compliment'. The Britain's Got Talent, 53, is mother to daughters Alexa, 18, and Hollie, 12, who are the same dress and shoe size as their famous mother. While she is happy for her offspring to raid her wardrobe, she admits it doesn't come without risk.