Bikini-clad Amanda Holden, 54, flashes her abs alongside BGT co-star Alesha Dixon, 46, during lavish Corfu holiday with their children
The two beloved BGT stars are lapping up the sun on the Greek island during the school holidays.
Amanda, 54, stripped down to a tiny white bikini and flashed her abs as she topped up her tan in the basking heat.
She posed in the skimpy two-piece which she paired with oversized sunglasses and a stylish black and white bandana.
Other photos showed her cosying up to her co-star Alesha, 46, whilst the pair kicked back on a boat.
The pair appeared in a playful mood as they danced together on the boat ride while enjoying some quality time away from filming.
She captioned her picture: 'Loved having this one and her beautiful family with me and the girls for a few days of sunshine in Corfu.'
Amanda appears to be ageing backwards as she recently shared the snaps with her teenage daughters on the stunning island to Instagram.
In one snap, Amanda posed up a storm with Lexi, 19, and Hollie, 13, on a rock with the picturesque blue ocean during golden hour in the background.
Boasting big smiles, she penned to fans: 'And then there were 3 … just for a day or so ♥️♥️.'
Amanda wore a white sheer summer dress that featured a plunging neckline, while Hollie posed in a minidress and Lexi donned a two-piece matching set.
In another shot, the blonde beauty posed in a line with her daughters at the luxury hotel they've been enjoying their stay at.
Lexi has been signed to Storm Model Management since she was 16 and is no stranger to the camera.
The teen is attempting to follow her famous mum into the showbiz world.
Boasting big smiles in the sweet capture, Amanda penned to fans: 'And then there were 3 … just for a day or so ♥️♥️'
She even made her catwalk debut at London Fashion Week in last year - walking for Tran Hung's show.
Amanda previously publicly teased Lexi as she packed on the PDA with her boyfriend as they kissed.
She reposted the snap to her followers, joking: 'Mmm I wonder what daddy will think... [laughing face emoji].'
Meanwhile, last week Amanda showed off her incredible figure as she stripped down to a white two-piece bikini during a boat day on her holiday.
She showed off her trim frame in the skimpy two piece, which featured a triangle style top with matching bottoms.
Amanda, who accessorised the look with a paisley print bandana and a pair of black wayfarer style shades, looked completely relaxed during her sunbathing session.
The star also shared a sweet capture of her youthful-looking husband Chris Hughes on the trip.
She posed with her long-haired other half, 51, to whom she has been married since 2008 after meeting in 2003.
Alongside the Instagram post, Amanda shared the sweet caption: 'To the moon and back….8:8', with a heart and moon emoji attached.
Amanda looked sensational in a black chiffon dress with a tie neck and plunging neckline as she beamed with her husband's arms wrapped around her hips.
And music producer Chris proved his wife is not the only ageless one as he showcased his jet black locks and extremely smooth complexion.
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