BGT's Amanda Holden strips totally naked as she sizzles in steamy bath video

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden had always been an open book when it comes to talking about her sex life with her husband Chris Hughes.The pair married in 2008 and share daughters Hollie and Lexi together, and despite their lengthy romance of over a decade, the passion has far from gone from their marriage as Amanda has shared a number of insights into their steamy sex life.From talking about their passionate romps in the shower to how she lost her virginity as a teenager, Amanda has never shied away from dropping bombshells about her raunchy antics.Amanda left her Heart FM co-star Jamie Theakston shocked as she discussed her romps with her husband Chris on air.The pair were discussing the way Brits have their showers when Amanda dropped the steamy bombshell.She said: "When I first get in, I might go, 'oh yes here it comes', but then I think I turn around…"Jamie asked: "So, you’re facing towards the shower to begin with?"Amanda then blurted out: "But only for sex…like…"Jamie replied: "That’s another discussion for another day!"Realising her slip-up, Amanda quickly said: "For seconds! I said seconds!"Jamie replied: "What you do in the shower is your own business, I just want to know whether you’re facing the shower or you’re facing the… or whether you’re…"Amanda then cheekily quipped: "My husband is going to be like ‘she blinking doesn’t’!"Amanda once opened up about the moment she lost her virginity, telling Keith Lemon on his show Shopping with Keith Lemon that she "wanted to get it out of the way".She opened up about the big moment to the comedian during a booze cruise over to Calais, leaving him stunned.Amanda said: "I was 16.

AMANDA Holden shared an adorable photo of her lookalike daughter with Simon Cowell and Alesha Dixon's children ahead of the Britain's Got Talent final. The 51-year-old posted a snap of daughter Hollie Rose Hughes, ten, sitting in her judges chair on the ITV talent show.

Simon Cowell’s done for talent shows what Andy Carroll’s stag do did for marital bliss.You can’t blame viewers for deserting Britain’s Got Talent in droves.It’s morphed into The Voice plus sob stories, imported speciality acts and really naff turns.Those dancing dinosaurs should have been buzzed off at their first audition.The Witches conjured up nine minutes of ham building up to the anti-climax of a tame rat in a box.Granted, Amanda Holden running off after grasping something fierce and hairy was a TV first. But how is that an act?What do you think? Have your say in the comments belowIt might’ve worked better if the judges had played it straight instead of trying – and failing – to be funny.They axed some hopefuls for “not improving” between shows.

The Britain's Got Talent judges' panel has been taken over by some new stars ahead of this weekend's final – the children of the judges themselves. In an adorable snap published to Amanda Holden's Instagram page, it showed her youngest daughter, Hollie Rose Hughes, sat in Amanda's seat – with Simon Cowell's son, Eric Cowell, to her left, and Alesha Dixon's eldest daughter, Azura Ononye, to her right.

Amanda Holden has sent Britain's Got Talent fans wild by sharing a rare snap of Simon Cowell's lookalike son Eric.The 51-year-old star logged into her Instagram page on Saturday (June 4) to share a snap of her daughter Holly, Alesha Dixon's daughter Azura and little Eric each sitting in their parent's seat on the judging panel. She also shared adorable throwback snaps of the youngsters behind-the-scenes at the ITV show from over the years.Eric, eight, looked almost identical to his famous dad as she donned a blazer and shirt.The judge penned alongside her post: "Now v then ..

BRITAIN'S Got Talent stars Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden were seen having a tense conversation moments before going on air. The judges - who are close friends away from the cameras - were snapped outside The Hammersmith Apollo before the live show on Thursday.

Britain’s Got Talent hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly have had to plead with the audience during the semi-finals after they cheered “too loud” at the live show. The presenting duo welcomed viewers to the Eventim Apollo and introduced judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon before the show got well underway.Dance group IMD Legion performed for the celebs and received a huge reception from the audience, but took it a little too far as the judges tried to give their verdict.Alesha tried to give her thoughts to the troupe but commented that she “couldn’t hear herself think” as the crowd bellowed out.Ant and Dec tried to calm the guests and gestured for them to settle down so that the show could continue, but seemingly to no avail.After they were urged to calm the shouting, Dec exclaimed: “We’re going to run out of time and we won’t be able to hear anything.”Viewers at home agreed with the celebs and were extremely irritated with the crowd’s behaviour.An annoyed fan wrote on Twitter: “Whilst I get they’re excited, the crowd [...] are way too loud and rowdy.

Britain’s Got Talent fans have been continuously baffled by one of this year’s acts who have never shown their face.The Phantom is known for his magic and trickery, but has yet to reveal his or her identity to the audience.They represent themselves as a vintage brown office chair and often call upon the judges to come up on stage and help them with their performance.However, despite their best efforts and baffling tricks, they didn’t manage to win over the judges and dance troupe Five Star Boys landed a place in the semi finals.The Phantom’s semi-finals performance received much scrutiny from audiences as they took to Twitter to talk about the act.Many said that they were confused at the attempt which saw Amanda Holden “disappear” and then “read David Walliams’ mind”.Audiences at home also said that the hard-to-follow show went on for too long and left them wondering why they had so much air time.Since The Phantom’s departure, fans of Britain’s Got Talent have been racking their brains and trying to figure out who is behind the deceit.During the show, Simon Cowell was visibly confused and stated that it was “pointless” while David tried to defend the magician, but to no avail.Many viewers agreed with Cowell and turned to Twitter once more to complain about The Phantom.An irritated fan had a lot to say: “Phantom messed up that act big time. Simon was right, it was never explained at the end.”Another couldn’t seem to understand the reveal: “The Phantom’s act made no sense, there were loads of things left unfinished.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent judge Amanda Holden put on a very patriotic display today as she stunned fans in a Union Jack gown for the Platinum Jubilee. Amanda, 51, looked incredible in a bespoke House of Sheldon Hall gown as she took to London's streets to celebrate our Monarch's milestone.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent viewers all had the same complaint about golden buzzer comic Axel Blake's performance. The 33-year-old funnyman returned to the semi-final tonight hoping to impress judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams with his new comedy routine.

Britain's Got Talent judges Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden have been seen having a tense chat just minutes before going on air.The pictures were taken right before the stars went live on ITV's semi-finals of BGT on Thursday (June 2) evening.Alesha, 43, was seen with a serious facial expression as she spoke directly to 51-year-old Amanda.They were both stood on a balcony at the BGT Hammersmith venue, with the picture being taken 15 minutes before Thursday's live show started.Despite how things may look here, both ladies put on a great show with no tension in the air on-screen.This comes after BGT fans argued that the show was "rigged" for Loren Allred to win the semi-final round.Viewers took to social media to argue that they believe producers put a bunch of "rubbish" acts on so Loren could sail through.Loren performed on Thursday's show and after her song judge David Walliams dubbed her the possible winner of the programme.One fan tweeted: "I see they put the professional singer on a night with other acts that had no talent at all!, not fixed to get to the final at all!!!"Another said: "We all know Loren has won it's a fix why they are bothering to drag it out I don't know."While a third wrote: "Have they purposely put all the bad acts on tonight to make sure their golden girl Loren gets through.""Have they purposely put all the bad acts on tonight to make sure their golden girl Loren gets through stopping now lol," typed a fourth.A fifth shared: "What’s going on with @BGT tonight why has acts like Titan got through???? Feel like this is set up for Loren Allred to win this semi final."Another viewer debated: "This semi final is definitely rigged for Loren Allred to get through to the final it’s the weakest semi final of

Amanda Holden proved she's the true queen of style after she channeled Ginger Spice from the Spice Girls with one of Geri Halliwell's most iconic looks during the last Britain's Got Talent semi-final. Donning the incredible outfit in honour of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee this weekend, the 51 year old judge showed she's a fashion icon as she entered the studio with a beaming grin on her face. With her blonde tresses wavy and loose, she wore a tiara and sparkly makeup as she strolled in in a red sequinned body con dress.

Bridgerton star Luke Newton was spotted cheering on his girlfriend Jade Davis as she and her her musical theatre group, Welsh of the West End, performed in the Britain's Got Talent semi-final this evening, Friday 3 June. Luke, 29, known for playing Colin Bridgerton in the hit Netflix show, is dating Love Island star Amber Davis' sister. Amber was with Luke as they applauded Jade and the rest of the singers for their fantastic performance of You Will Be Found from the musical Dear Evan Hansen.

Amanda Holden viewers that it was live. Jumping onto Twitter, fans shared their thoughts.One person wrote: "So were The Scooter Boys performing 'Live' or pre-recorded? Ant & Dec said it was pre and Amanda said 'Live'.

Amanda Holden certainly dressed to impress for the fifth Britain's Got Talent semi-final live show.The 51-year-old TV star was back on judging duty on Friday (June 3) evening alongside Simon Cowell.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent fans are convinced they have 'worked out' The Phantom's mind-boggling trick after Simon Cowell slammed the act. Last night's instalment of the ITV competition saw the fourth live semi-final play out at London's Hammersmith Apollo.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent star Amanda Holden risked an awkward wardrobe malfunction in a TINY minidress. Amanda, 51, sported a green floral Dolce and Gabbana dress for the fourth semi-final tonight.

Amanda Holden sent fans wild on Thursday with her outfit for the Britain’s Got Talent 2022 semi-finals.The judge, 51, looked sensational in a green sparkly mini dress by Dolce & Gabbana which featured a pink floral design on it. Amanda finished her ensemble with a pair of black barely-there heels from YSL as she posed up a storm in her glamorous ensemble.The star, who sits with Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams on the panel, styled her blonde locks into voluminous wavy hairdo. Amanda also shared a collection of snaps to her Instagram with her 1.8million followers going wild over the gown.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent viewers were baffled by creepy Phantom's "pointless" semi-final performance. The invisible ghost act returned to tonight's live show to impress the judges with another terrifying performance.

AMANDA Holden stripped off and jumped into the bath in a video shared on her Instagram. The Britain's Got Talent star, 51, posted from her very fancy bathroom ahead of her appearance on the show tonight.

Britain's Got Talent fans think they have worked out The Phantom's magic trick after their performance on Thursday's semi-final left judge Simon Cowell baffled. During the show, The Phantom left the judges — Simon, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams — mystified with their mind-bending magic. At the start of the performance, The Phantom asked David to think of a childhood memory and write it on a piece of paper, as well as the time it took place.