Britain’s Got Talent babe Amanda Holden has whipped fans into a frenzy thanks to her latest online post.
The TV starlet, who currently co-hosts Heart Radio’s Breakfast show alongside Jamie Theakston, logged into her official Instagram account before uploading a tantalising boomerang clip.
Rocking a tight blue number, Amanda, 49, looked effortlessly stylish as she posed on an office chair.
Oozing sex appeal, the starlet made sure her killer pins were centre stage thanks to her short dress and heels combo.
Gazing seductively down the lens, Amanda channelled her inner vixen as her pal filmed her for the gram.
Amanda Holden shows off her killer pins in her latest online post (Image: noholdenback/Instagram)
Seemingly channelling Sharon Stone in 1992 hit Basic Instinct.
As she twisted her chair, Amanda crossed and uncrossed her legs – much like the infamous scene in the box office hit.
However, stopping short of exposing herself like Stone, Amanda made sure the Boomerang clip cut off to keep her modesty intact.
She simply captioned the shot: “Morning.”
Amanda made sure not to expose herself with the cheeky clip (Image: noholdenback/Instagram)
Amanda’s upload was quickly, flooded with messages of lust and adoration.
“She’s the boss,” one fan wrote.
Another added: “The most attractive women in the showbiz world… and those legs.”
Amanda was hit with Ofcom complaints after wearing a plunging dress on on BGT (Image: DIGITAL/EROTEME.CO.UK)
“Leg action like that last seen on Sharon Stone,” a third joked.
Last month Amanda risked the wrath of Ofcom after opting for a seriously daring outfit for the Britain’s Got Talent semi final.
Ditching her bra, the presenter turned up the heat – putting her eye-popping assets centre-stage.
Thanks to her dress sporting an off-the-shoulder design and plunging neckline, Amanda barely kept her modesty in check.
Slashed down the centre of gown, the starlet’s cleavage was impossible to missing during the prime time show.
To date, Ofcom has received 235 complaints about her dress.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
