Paddy McGuinness had just two words to say after Amanda Holden shared photos from her saucy underwear shoot.
The mum-of-two, 51, looked sensational as she posed in her bra and knickers, promoting her Valentine's range with JD Williams.
Several of the star's fans told the I Can See Your Voice star how good she looked in the lacy lingerie, with show host Paddy, 49 - who split from wife Christine last year - simply responding: "Bloody hell".
Amanda shared her latest photos after treating fans to another set of saucy snaps in which she sizzled in red underwear ahead of February 14.
Fans can't get enough of the star's revealing pictures with a whole host of celebrities praising the actress for sharing them.
Singer Louise Redknapp commented: "Bloody amazing, love it," while This Morning star Lisa Snowdon simply said: "Wowzers honey!"
Amanda is currently back to business on Britain's Got Talent in which she's reprised her role as a judge.
She's been making quite a stir since rocking up on the first day of auditions in London at which she stunned wearing a tiny denim blazer - and no trousers.
The actress is joined on the panel by Simon Cowell and Alesha Dixon, however comic David Walliams is missing from the show after admitting to making 'hurtful' comments about the programme's contestants.
He is replaced by Strictly Come Dancing's Bruno Tonioli, who seems to settling into the role well.
However, there were reports Amanda and Alesha were 'livid' over suggestions the choreographer would be getting the same pay as them having only just joined the show.
Britain's Got Talent denied these reports, telling The Mirror: “Simon, Amanda, Alesha and Ant and Dec were delighted to welcome Bruno to the Britain’s Got Talent family yesterday for the first day of auditions for 2023.
"The opening day’s contestants featured some fantastic auditions and the rapport between the judges - including newcomer Bruno - was fun and immediate. This bodes well for a very successful new series."
Sources had claimed Alesha and Amanda were in agreement to exit the show in stand-off talks before being persuaded to stay by ITV bosses.
It's thought the pair did receive a pay rise, but they were more interested in making a principle stand for woman.
Despite the drama, the judges look delighted with life as they continue to rock up at the London Palladium, hoping to find Britain's next superstar.
