Nepo-baby model stuns in glamorous photoshoot as she follows in mum's showbiz footsteps – can you tell she is?
The 19-year-old looked incredible as she posed for sultry pics, donning a black suit-like outfit and hotpants with sheer black tights and heels.
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With her voluminous blonde hair windswept as she posed against a plain white background, the young star looked like she meant business as she stared angrily at the camera.
Showing off her killer legs, you can tell she has been inspired by her pose-loving mother to play up to the cameras and follow in her footsteps.
Can you tell who her mum is from the pics?
It's Lexi Hughes – the eldest daughter of Heart Radio and Britain's Got Talent judge, Amanda Holden and husband Chris Hughes.
Amanda has been cheering Lexie on from the sidelines, giving her a love of fashion as she kitting her out with a massive wardrobe over the years to make sure she always looks glam.
Lexi has been signed to Kate Moss's modelling agency Storm since she was 16, and has been seen on runways as she looks set to follow modelling as a career.
Amanda, 54, previously opened up that she gets confused for the older sister of her two young daughters – her second daughter Hollie is 13 – but admitted Lexie doesn't always appreciate the comments.
'I think they find it a bit embarrassing,' she admitted to The Sun in April.
'Lexi said that there are a lot of people at uni who make cheeky comments, which I find very flattering.
'Hollie doesn't really give a damn. But I do have to walk behind her. She doesn't want anyone to know I'm her mother!'
Amanda Holden shows off 19-year-old daughter Lexi's HUGE walk-in wardrobe with dozens of bags at £7m Surrey mansion
The last year has seen some big changes in the family house, with Lexi finding love and becoming more prominent on social media.
Lexi no longer lives in her mum and adds £5million Surrey mansion, and is currently studying at university – something that Amanda admits has given her empty nest syndrome.
'I miss her like crazy and it's really weird sitting down to a family meal with just the three of us,' she said.
'The house does feel a bit empty, so I'm just gradually filling it up with more pets.'
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