Amanda Holden faced a wardrobe malfunction as the buttons on her minidress popped open, which she blamed on drinking a lot of wine.
The Britain's Got Talent judge showed off her fabulous Alice McCall minidress to her Instagram followers as she modelled the outfit when the mishap occurred. Speaking to her 1.8 million followers, Amanda said: "Good morning, happy Tuesday. Today I am wearing Alice McCall with a lovely brass button."
The 51-year-old gestured to the buttons which burst open as she was talking. She laughed and said: "Ooh, keeps popping open because of the amount of rosé I've been drinking." Amanda then waved at the camera as she turned and walked away.
The mum-of-two looked stunning in the skin-tight yellow dress, which she was spotted out and about in as she headed to the Global Radio Studios. The stylish frock hugged her curves and highlighted her long, tanned legs.
Amanda matched her outfit with a small yellow handbag and beige stilettos. She opted for a glamorous makeup look and wore two gold necklaces with matching bracelets. Heading to work, Amanda shielded her eyes with a pair of dark brown sunglasses.
She also wore her luscious locks in loose waves around her shoulders. The Heart Radio presenter recently returned to work after enjoying a family holiday in Sicily with her husband Chris and their two daughters, Holly and Lexi. Amanda recently posted a snap from the trip as she showed off her enviable figure while standing in the back of a tuk-tuk.
She wore a white bikini which she paired with a white shirt, highlighting her stunning tan and toned figure. Amanda captioned the post: "Don’t mess with my Tuk-Tuk #sicily," adding a red heart emoji.
Her fans and famous friends rushed to praise the TV personality for how great she was looking., Alan Carr commented: "Tukking marvellous," with a series of heart emojis and Amanda's Heart radio co-star Ashley Roberts said: "Swoop me up sister."
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