Television personality Amanda Holden turned heads with a glamorous and leggy display on Thursday evening, marking the launch of her new furniture collaboration with high-street retailer DFS.
A Glitzy London Launch Party
The Britain's Got Talent judge, 54, hosted the celebratory event at the upscale Italian restaurant, Bardo St James, in London. Holden cut a chic figure in a sparkly silver mini dress that showcased her toned legs, completing the look with mirror-effect high heels and a selection of gold and silver bracelets.
She enthusiastically posed on various sofas from her new range, including black and green velvet designs. The venue was decorated with disco balls, and the atmosphere was boosted by champagne and burlesque-style showgirls adorned with extravagant pearls.
Social Media Reveals and Playful Moments
Holden shared the excitement with her 2.6 million Instagram followers, posting a fun montage from the night. In a video, she spoke into a bedazzled microphone, saying, "Hello darlings, Amanda Holden here, I cannot wait for you to see my new range with DFS."
The clip also captured lighter moments, including the star pulling a shocked face while pretending to read a mock newspaper titled 'The Amanda'. In another scene, she laughed on a white three-seater sofa backed by huge pink feathers, joined by performers.
As she left the venue, the Heart FM presenter wrapped up against the chill in a glamorous fuzzy white long coat. In her Instagram caption, she called the evening "overwhelming" and praised the brilliant attention to detail, encouraging fans to view the collection online.
Family Life Away from the Spotlight
The launch comes after Holden recently opened up about her home life with husband Chris Hughes and their two daughters. She revealed that while her eldest, Lexi, 19, is signed to a top modelling agency, her youngest, Hollie, 13, actively shuns the spotlight.
Holden told The Sun that Hollie wants "no connection" with her famous mother, even crossing the road to avoid being seen with her at the school gates. The star said she has always encouraged her girls to stay grounded and develop a "thick skin," skills she hopes they have learned from her.
Despite the teenage rebellion, Holden described the DFS launch as a "huge success," surrounded by friends and a supportive team, even while battling a cold.
