Amanda Holden has issued a fiery yet humorous message to her husband, Chris Hughes, after their daughter Hollie was left 'concussed' following an incident at school. The 54-year-old presenter shared the update on the Heart Radio Breakfast Show on Wednesday, revealing that her 14-year-old daughter is recovering at home.
Holden explained that she had brought Hollie's new phone into the studio for technical support, but the process was delayed because she needed her daughter's face to complete the setup. After the school alarm on the phone went off, she elaborated on the situation: 'Because she sustained a bump to the head at school last week, I took her to the doctors and she’s got, like, a postponed concussion - which is a thing. At the moment she’s still in bed and I don’t know if she will be going [to school].'
Joking about her husband being left in charge, she added: 'I said to her father, “You’re in charge because you’re at home with her - don’t call me!”' Co-host Jamie Theakston remarked that Hollie was now 'concussed and phoneless', to which Holden quipped: 'A good position to be in.'
The Britain’s Got Talent judge, who also has a 20-year-old daughter Lexi, recently paid tribute to Hollie on her 14th birthday. Reflecting on the milestone, she told listeners: 'Hollie is 14 today - I can’t believe it. I was watching it and crying in the car this morning thinking, “Why couldn’t you have stayed like that?”' She added that the toddler years were her favourite, as Hollie 'loved me' and didn't wear revealing clothes or steal her makeup.
