Amanda Holden wows in chic charcoal skirt and leather jacket

She is known to put on a stunning display on a regular basis. 

And Amanda Holden looked as stunning as ever on Tuesday as she strutted to work in an incredibly chic ensemble comprising grey and black hues. 

The radio and TV star, 49, wore an A-line grey skirt and black leather jacket and upped the glam with a £1,585 Burberry handbag. 

Amanda looked sensational as she strutted her stuff into the studios while rocking the incredibly stylish ensemble while sashaying ahead. 

She upped the glamour with her Women’s Burberry Tb Leather Chain Bag, which rings in at an eye-popping £1,585. 

In an Instagram post shared on Monday, Amanda rocked a Charlotte Baillieu parka coat with a fluffy hood alongside her daughter Hollie, eight, who looked adorable in a textured cream jacket. 

The mother-daughter duo stared joyfully at each other as they enjoyed the recent shower of snow in the garden of their Surrey home.  

Earlier in January, it was announced that the upcoming series of Britain’s Got Talent has been delayed until autumn as the COVID-19 lockdown scuppered plans for nationwide auditions.

Amanda also claimed having no audience on the competition show ‘makes no sense’, after it was revealed the 2021 edition was postponed. 

Speaking about the decision on Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston, the radio presenter said having the public there during auditions was necessary as it ‘affects the quality of the show’ because they’re ‘the fifth judge’.

She explained: ‘We were due to start filming on the 18th of January and then it was pushed to the 28th and then we got the call yesterday before the press release just saying, “look I think out of every show on television Britain’s Got Talent needs the audience”. 

‘We need you guys, because we call them the fifth judge and it just makes no sense not to have them behind us.’

Amanda said she was happy with the decision to delay the show, as she went on to say she ‘would rather wait’ so BGT can create the best production.  

She said: ‘I think it affects the show and it affects the quality of the show and with the biggest will in the world – because there’s so much hard work backstage and everyone’s really done a huge effort to make it the best show it can be – it still affects it, so I would rather wait and make it the best it can be and put it on in the Autumn.’ 

Discussing head judge Simon Cowell’s return, she added: ‘I’ll miss Simon though. It will be nearly two years since I’ve actually touched him!’