Amanda Holden marked the end of the working week with a stunning snap in the office earlier today.
The Heart Breakfast radio presenter, 52, has been in the spotlight over recent days, after being forced to set the record straight on false reports she is feuding with Holly Willoughby.
Amanda took to Instagram on Thursday to share a lengthy statement denying any claims she has any issue with the This Morning host - slamming those who pit "strong and intelligent women" against one another.
The Britain's Got Talent judge has since deleted the temporary post from her page and is back to sharing her usual content, like showing off her incredible outfits and endless legs.
Wearing a chic pair of tailor pink short suit and matching pink stiletto heels, Amanda showed off her toned pins this morning as she posed for a snap in the Heart Radio offices.
Sprawled across one of the white desks in the building, the former Wild At Heart actress looked sensational as she smirked for the cameras with her legs crossed.
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"Happy Friday!" Amanda captioned the snap to her 2million followers - adding a sun emoji to the message to her fans.
While the TV star is usually flooded with compliments underneath her Instagram updates, comments have been disabled on this post.
Amanda's temporary post denying rumours of a feud with Holly followed the radio host seemingly to mock her fellow star's infamous opening monologue when she returned to This Morning at the start of the week.
Appearing on the ITV show for the first time since Phillip Schofield's departure two weeks ago, Holly began addressing those watching at home by asking them: "Are you okay?"
Following Holly's This Morning comeback, Amanda seemed to take a lighthearted take on the memes and reactions to Holly's question, as began one of her social media videos by asking her followers: "Are you okay?"
Amanda's quip led to reports the two women are embroiled in a bitter feud and fell out after competing for similar TV roles over the years.
The Sun reported on Wednesday that a source said Holly "questioned how Amanda's allowed to have become so influential".
It was also claimed that she felt she had too much sway in the industry - and had a say in the Britain's Got Talent judging panel.
But Amanda well and truly shut down those claims on Thursday, released a sensational statement via her Instagram page.
"Sadly strong and intelligent women have for far too long been pitted against one other when we should all be celebrated in our own right," Amanda penned.
"Women are still expected to say nothing, suffer silently and just get on with it. And we do... mostly.
"There have been some huge assumptions made this week and everyone has feasted on them."
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