Television personality Amanda Holden has publicly expressed remorse for the pain she caused her former husband, presenter Les Dennis, during their marriage, an experience she says fundamentally shaped the person she is today.
A Candid Reflection on Past Mistakes
The Britain's Got Talent judge made the frank admission while filming for the BBC series Amanda & Alan’s Greek Job. Holden's marriage to Dennis ended in divorce in 2003, a split that followed her public admission of an affair with actor Neil Morrissey the previous year, in 2002.
Despite the heartache of the past, Holden stated her belief that life is ultimately too short to be burdened by regrets, suggesting a philosophy of learning and moving forward.
Les Dennis's Response and Moving On
For his part, Les Dennis has previously addressed the breakdown of their relationship, indicating he holds no lasting bitterness towards his ex-wife. He has confirmed that he is happy for Holden and sees her as a 'different person' now compared to when they were together.
This perspective offers a sense of closure to a chapter of their lives that was once intensely scrutinised by the media and public.
Co-Star's Personal Revelations
Holden was not the only one sharing personal reflections during the filming. Her co-host on the renovation show, comedian Alan Carr, also opened up about his own life.
Carr revealed regrets about not being bolder in his career choices and expressed a hopeful desire to find romantic love again in the future.
In separate career news, Amanda Holden also took the opportunity to reveal exciting details about a 'brilliant' new Netflix show she is involved with, shifting focus to her current professional endeavours.
