Amanda Holden and Sheridan Smith team up as they single emotional new track

Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has treated fans with a new single off her upcoming new album.

Amanda has teamed up with actress Sheridan Smith for a cover of I Know Him So Well from Chess the Musical.

The track was initially released in 1987 by Elaine Paige and Barbara Dickson.

Despite already having a packed schedule with both her role on BGT and co-presenting Heart Radio’s Breakfast show with Jamie Theakston, Amanda is keen to return to her performing roots.

Talking about the track, Amanda said: “I got a great friendship out of this song in Sheridan Smith.

Amanda Holden has teamed up with Sheridan Smith for her new single (Image: Amanda Holden/Instagram)

“I’d loved her for years and we’ve always hugged when we met but we didn’t know each other.

“I really wanted her to duet with me on I Know Him So Well so I asked David Walliams for her number.

“She was heavily pregnant but she couldn’t have been nicer or more enthusiastic when I called her and the final result is better than I even imagined.”

Earlier this year she released charity single Over The Rainbow in aid of the NHS amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Speaking at the time, Simon Cowell’s co-star said: “People think they know who I am because they see me being loud and outrageous on the television or radio.

“That is a part of me but really I’m all about my family.

Amanda reached out to Sheridan after asking mutual friend David Walliams for her number (Image: Amanda Holden/Instagram)

“This album is all the songs I’ve loved in my life sung for the people who mean the most to me.

“It’s a very emotional album that everyone can relate to.”

Titled Song From My Heart the record is slated for release October 2 and is billed as a “collection of celebrated musical theatre numbers that showcase her vocal talents”.

Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk

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