Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has shared two lingerie pictures on her social media accounts leaving fans to ask 'who zoomed in?' as they are convinced she showed off more than she meant to.
In the first picture, Amanda posed with her legs in the air in front of the mirror, wearing a gown. The picture caught the attention of fans, who asked 'how many people zoomed in?' when they spotted 'a bit of knicker on show', reports MEN.
Amanda's second shot saw her on her bed wearing a tiny slip dress. marlonandrewgolf20 said: "She doesn’t age. Unreal." Former Coronation Street star Lucy-Jo Hudson said: "Can’t cope."
hargreaves2271 wrote: "Hot as hell." brett.greene85 praised: "Definition: Legs 11."
paulhart666 said: "Absolutely stunning." liveseydarren wrote: "The most beautiful woman on Earth. And those legs, damn! Wow!"
johnrobinson4769 said: "Those gorgeous legs are always worth seeing." sianhiscocks wrote: "You're one hot mama."
Amanda Holden and Simon Cowell have ben touring the UK to take part in filming auditions for Britain's Got Talent.
They were joined by fellow panellists’ Bruno Tonioli and singer Alesha Dixon.
Anthony McPartlin (left) and Declan Donnelly (right) are hosts of BGT (Peter Byrne/PA)
Geordie presenters Ant and Dec, who have hosted the show since 2007, have also been on tour with the judges.
Simon Cowell, pictured, greeting fans in Salford (Peter Byrne/PA)
Day one of BGT auditions last month saw a man with a Rubik’s cube, a girl in a dancer costume and other variety acts take to the stage.
Former Strictly Come Dancing judge, Tonioli, 67, was confirmed as the ITV show’s new panellist in January following the departure of comedian David Walliams.
Tonioli has previously joined Holden, 51, Cowell, 63, and Dixon, 44, at the first auditions in The London Palladium in the West End.
Alesha Dixon, pictured, arriving to judge the BGT auditions (Peter Byrne/PA)
He told The Sun at the time: “This is the biggest show on British TV, now that I’m here. I mean it. Simon is going to hate that I’ve said that but oh well.
“I have nothing bad to say about Strictly, it changed my life.
“(But) this is completely different and it’s a completely different sort of judging. The range of this show, you see things that you have no idea are coming.”
Last year comedian Walliams, 51, apologised for making “disrespectful comments” about auditioning contestants during breaks in filming the popular show in January 2020.
Now in its 16th series, Britain’s Got Talent will return to screens later this year as acts battle it out for the chance to scoop the £250,000 prize and perform at the Royal Variety Performance.
