Amanda Holden shows off her glistening bikini body as she sunbathes by a pool in LA
AMANDA Holden sizzles in a cherry red bikini as she soaks up the sun beside a pool in Los Angeles.
The presenter proudly showed off her sun-kissed glow as she bathed in the afternoon sunshine.
Fresh out of the pool, she slicked her hair back and added a pair of square shades.
Sharing a trio of snaps of her showing off her incredible figure, she added the caption: "Soaking up the last rays of sunshine," with a red-heart emoji.
The star and her family headed overseas for an Easter break ahead of Amanda's return to ITV screens on BGT.
Amanda, 52, recently revealed the acts in the new series of the ITV show will reveal more 'home grown' talent.
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Last year, viewers of the hit talent programme were left furious after a number of 'unfair' acts hit the live show line-up.
Viewers of Britain's Got Talent were disappointed last year to see a number of 'professional' acts taking to the stage.
BGT fans slammed the final as a "fix" after comic Axel Blake was crowned the winner of the 15th series, despite already appearing on his own Amazon show, Axel Blake: I'm Not Gonna Lie.
While previously in the series, singer Loren Allred was given a golden buzzer pass to the final by Amanda, 51, despite being the voice behind The Greatest Showman hit Never Enough.
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Fans furiously took to social media to complain it was "unfair" and dub the show "a fix" as she too sailed through the show.
However, ahead of the new series of the ITV show this weekend, Amanda has insisted there are more "home grown" acts than ever.
Hinting at former fan backlash, she teased of the auditions soon to hit the screens: "It feels more home grown [this year].
"It feels like stuff people would be doing in their bedrooms and less professionals this year, but the standard is still exceptionally high.
"Last year, we had a lot of people who had struggled professionally because of lockdown - a lot of people that needed to remind themselves and their audience that they could do it.
"It was great for us to give them that platform after what had been a very tough time for performers.
"But this year, I think it's evened out again and it's back to more amateur, home grown people queuing up and coming in."
