Amanda Holden, 53, set pulses racing as she stripped down to a skimpy black bikini while aboard a yacht, showcasing her timeless figure. The television darling never fails to impress with her stunning looks and fashion sense, whether it’s in glamorous gowns or sultry swimwear.
On Sunday (May 5), she once again sent temperatures soaring when she posted a tantalising snap on her Instagram Story, looking nothing short of sensational. In the photos, Amanda can be seen striking a pose on a yacht, clad only in a string bikini that left little to the imagination, accentuating every curve of her body.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge flaunted her age-defying figure in the £18 two-piece from her own Lipsy collection, radiating beauty and style as she basked in the sun, undoubtedly leaving onlookers in awe.
For the photo, Amanda ran her fingers through her honey-blonde tresses and completed her look with dark sunglasses. Her makeup was flawlessly applied, featuring plenty of bronzer and a pink lip.
This comes after Amanda put on another show-stopping display as she posed alongside her co-star Alan Carr. The 53 year old was all smiles as she took to Instagram to show off her endless long legs, reports the Daily Star.
In the photo, Amanda donned a tiny playsuit adorned with red and light orange hues.
Amanda Holden is set to dazzle audiences with not only the second series of ‘Amanda and Alan’s Italian Job’ and her role on the celebrity judging panel of ITV’s ‘Britain’s Got Talent’, but she’s also gearing up to host her very own dating show on Netflix.
Speaking excitedly about her upcoming project, Amanda revealed: “I’m absolutely thrilled to be part of it and cannot wait to start filming in June #itsbeensohardtokeeponthedownlow. Big kiss to my husband Chris Hughes and @emmassampson @emilyaarthur @nathan.charles.smith.”
Celebrating an impressive 31-year journey since her debut TV appearance as a contestant on Cilla Black’s ‘Blind Date’, Amanda has since carved out a successful acting career with roles in iconic TV series such as ‘The Bill’, ‘Jonathan Creek’, and ‘Wild at Heart’.
