Amanda Holden has thrown her full support behind fellow Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon after the former Mis-Teeq star faced online criticism about her role on the hit ITV show.
Holden, who has been a staple on the BGT panel since 2007, took to social media to praise Dixon, describing her as a "brilliant judge" and an "inspiring woman." The heartfelt message comes after some viewers questioned Dixon's contributions to the show.
Solidarity Among Judges
The 52-year-old TV personality didn't hold back in her defence of Dixon, writing: "Love working with this woman - funny, kind and always speaks her mind." The public show of unity highlights the strong bond between the judging panel.
Dixon, who joined Britain's Got Talent in 2012, has become known for her constructive criticism and infectious enthusiasm during auditions. Holden's endorsement serves as a powerful rebuttal to the recent criticism.
Fan Reactions
Fans of the show quickly rallied behind both stars, with many praising Holden for standing up for her colleague. One supporter tweeted: "This is why we love Amanda - always supporting other women in the industry."
The controversy comes as BGT prepares for its upcoming season, with production reportedly underway for the 2024 series. The show continues to be one of ITV's most successful entertainment formats, regularly drawing millions of viewers.
