Television personality Amanda Holden has left her social media followers in hysterics after publicly calling out her husband Chris Hughes over his latest DIY endeavour.
The Britain's Got Talent judge, 53, couldn't resist commenting on her music producer husband's Instagram post showcasing what appeared to be a rather questionable home improvement project.
The DIY Revelation That Sparked the Banter
Chris Hughes took to Instagram to share his latest creative venture - a unique piece of artwork featuring a painted Union Jack with the words "God Save the King" displayed prominently in their home.
While Hughes seemed proud of his patriotic creation, his famous wife had other thoughts about the decorative addition to their household.
Amanda's Brutally Honest Response
Never one to shy away from speaking her mind, Holden didn't hold back in her assessment of her husband's handiwork.
"Oh my God. What is that?" the Heart Radio host commented beneath the post, adding a series of crying-laughing emojis that perfectly captured her amusement at the situation.
Her public calling-out immediately resonated with fans, who flooded the comments section with their own reactions to the playful marital exchange.
Fan Reactions to the Celebrity Spat
Social media users were quick to join in on the fun, with many expressing their agreement with Amanda's assessment of the DIY project.
One fan commented: "Amanda speaking for all of us there!" while another wrote: "This is exactly why we love you Amanda - never change!"
The good-natured ribbing between the celebrity couple showcases the strong and humorous relationship that has kept them together for nearly two decades.
A Marriage Built on Laughter
Amanda and Chris have been married since 2008 and share two daughters together. Their relationship has often been characterised by this type of lighthearted public banter, endearing them to fans who appreciate their down-to-earth dynamic.
Despite the public calling-out, it's clear the couple's bond remains as strong as ever, proving that sometimes the secret to marital success is being able to laugh at each other's questionable artistic choices.
