Amanda Holden never fails to bring the glamour with her gorgeous work outfits, and this week was no exception.
Just as Britain is set for a summer heatwave, beauty queen Amanda broke temperature gauges in a breezy floral crop-top that oozed style.
The BGT judge, 51, released her ageless beauty and enviable tan in the skin-exposing top, which was tied around her neck.
The Heart FM radio star got her Tuesday morning (June 14) off to a sexy start as she flashed her toned tummy in the revealing crop-top, boasting a green and white floral print.
Down below, the mum-of-three was sporting matching trousers that perfectly framed her endless legs and enviable curves.
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It’s safe to say Amanda’s latest summer outfit put her terrific physique on full display – and the TV star knew just how to model it for the cameras.
The mum-of-three threw her hands onto her hips and shot a sideways glance that would turn heads all day long.
The TV queen looked all dolled up with a glowing face of makeup – not to mention a coating of pink lippy to top it all off.
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She accessorised her look with several tasteful bracelets over her arm and, of course, her engagement ring on the opposite hand.
Taking to Instagram, Amanda revealed her fans could buy the crop-top from JD Williams as she credited Karl WIllett and Adele Pentland, her beauty team.
The BGT judge recently revealed her exercise regime – as well as her new favourite form of yoga which “empowers” her.
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She told Daily Express she loves “kundalini yoga” which she explained is “really good for breath control.
Amanda said: “It’s really good for sort of getting out any stress or tension.
“It’s sort of a powerful empowering yoga, it’s not the sort of yoga that everybody enjoys or loves.
“But for me, I feel really powerful and centred after – all of that sounds really cheesy, but that’s how I feel.”
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