BGT’s Amanda Holden risks wardrobe malfunction as she straddles motorbike in TINY minidress

BRITAIN'S Got Talent star Amanda Holden risked an awkward wardrobe malfunction in a TINY minidress.

Amanda, 51, sported a green floral Dolce and Gabbana dress for the fourth semi-final tonight.

Following the show, Amanda took to social media to show off her designer frock.

The TV favourite hopped on a motorbike in the tiny dress - and luckily avoided any embarrassing blunders.

Flashing a big smile, Amanda held tightly onto the bike and showed off her toned pins.

The BGT judge looked glamorous on tonight's show, with flawless makeup and loose waves in her hair.

She completed her look with a pair of black strappy YSL heels.

It's not the first time that Amanda's outfit choice has caused a stir.

Amanda left fans in shock with her frock on Wednesday night.

The star took to Instagram to show off the bejewelled gown, which her followers slammed as "unsuitable" for the family programme.

She revealed her outfit for the third live show of the series, which featured a low-cut design showing off her ample assets.

The actress posed and twirled for the camera as she showed off the dazzling dress, which was made up of crystals on sheer lace.

Amanda stunned in the gown, which featured a low-cut back and a plunging front, secured over her bosom with three jewelled straps.

She wore watching green and silver jewellery to go with the near see-through number, tying her hair up into a neat up do.

Amanda completed her look with a very glamorous palette of make-up, which she showed off in a close-up shot of her face.

"Love Show 3," she captioned the post about her look, as many fans took to the comments to gush over her latest look.

However, not everyone was pleased - and some of her followers slammed the outfit as "not suitable" for the family TV show.

"Always having to show way too much skin than needed," one scathed in the comments, as a second said: "Tone it down a little."

"Not suitable for a family program, but it will do," a third agreed, as a fourth concluded: "Not sure this sort of dress is allowed."