Amanda Holden stuns in cut-out white bikini as she matches daughter Lexi, 19
Amanda Holden has been spotted looking sensational in a white bikini while on holiday in Dubai. The popular star was on a beach holiday with her family - and fans are amazed at just how incredible she looks.
The Britain's Got Talent beauty, aged 53, was turning plenty of heads as she emerged from a sea swim in the UAE holiday hotspot. The Heart Breakfast presenter consistently impresses her followers with her glamorous bikini photos from various holiday destinations - and this recent highlight sees her looking truly stunning.
Wearing a chic white cut-out bikini, reminiscent of the legendary Bond girl Ursula Andress from the classic 1962 film 'Dr No', Amanda looked relaxed and happy, enjoying the holiday vibe.
With temperatures of up to 40°C in Dubai at the moment along with the sea water temp at a stifling 32.5°C, it made a huge change from Amanda facing the snow in a festive red corset, in a recent social media post.
The 53-year-old looked sensational in the white cut-out bikini during this sun-soaked holiday in Dubai, the star thrilled fans by posing with her equally beautiful daughter Lexi in some of the snaps.
In some of the pictures she wears a bandana to keep her hair back - and chills out on a yacht with her family, including model daughter Lexi.
Amanda graced Instagram with another clip from her sun-drenched break. Lounging on a sunbed at The Atlantis Royal hotel, she sported aviator sunglasses and basked in the sunshine.
The video captured her pulling a collagen sachet from an ice bucket before striding into the water and sipping on it. Exuding Hollywood allure, she tossed her blonde hair back and gazed skyward, reports the Daily Star.
Amanda gave the camera a happy glance before confidently striding back into the waves, a holster strapped to her thigh in what seemed to be another Bond-inspired touch.
Her post even playfully nodded to James Bond's signature line, promoting the collagen sachets with the caption: "ad @revivecollagen shaken not stirred bikini @melissaodabash #Dubai @atlantistheroyal".
Melissa Odabash, the designer behind Amanda's swimwear, gushed: "Seriously move over Mrs Bond," alongside three fire emojis. Meanwhile, Amanda's co-presenter Ashley Roberts couldn't contain her admiration, declaring: "Such a babe."
The telly favourite, who has just wrapped up Britain's Got Talent auditions, maintains her enviable figure through regular running, yoga sessions, and her signature "Viking Method" workout regime. This intensive routine incorporates squat thrusts, boxing, bunny hops, jumps and crawling exercises.
Speaking to The Times in 2023, she confessed: "I am not a slave to any beauty or fitness regime because I love food too much. I eat cheese and butter and I love a drink."
She continued: "But the deal I struck with myself was I have to run for my rosé wine in the summer and run for my red wine in winter. And I don't do it because I feel I have to; I do it for my own discipline and dignity."
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