In a crimson dress with a strikiոg slit, Amanda Holden strikes a stance during the British talent competition
On the Britain’s Got Talent broadcast from Sunday night, Amanda Holden was nothing short of sensational.
For the Manchester auditions, the judge, 52, slipped into a form-fitting scarlet gown that clung to her lean frame.
The dress featured a daringly high split that highlighted her long legs and had sculpted shoulder pads for added drama.
In a matching pair of red high heels, Amanda gave her physique a couple more inches of height.
She enhanced the dazzle with a set of sizable gold hoops and numerous matching bracelets.
She pulled a few strands of her light-colored hair back in a ponytail to frame her face.
She enhanced her inherent attractiveness and gave herself a dazzling appearance by applying immaculate makeup to her entire face.
It follows Amanda’s declaration that she doesn’t want any Ofcom complaints on her provocative attire during this year’s Britain’s Got Talent season.
Her provocative attire on the live shows has previously provoked thousands of complaints from upset viewers to the authority.
However, Amanda brushed off the criticism, telling MailOnline that those who disagree with her fashion choices had ‘too much time on their hands’.
This year, Bruno Tonioli joined the panel of judges, and according to Amanda, he has no problem showcasing the dancers’ bodies.
She made fun of the fact that everyone was constantly talking about her and her partner’s t**s. Please don’t file an Ofcom complaint against me this year.
‘If you’ve got it, flaunt it!’ Bruno urged in support of his co-star. This ranting is beyond my comprehension. She is a stunning woman.
When Amanda first appeared on stage in a plunging navy gown during the 2020 season, it drew 235 Ofcom complaints from viewers who felt it was improper for a family event.
One of the most criticized TV moments of 2017 involved a star wearing yet another exposing costume, for which 663 viewers contacted the regulator.
