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Amanda Holden flashes her tanned legs in thigh-split skirt as she leaves radio job
AMANDA Holden flashed her tanned legs in a thigh-split skirt as she left her radio job.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge, 50, did not let the rain get in the way of her impeccable style as she strutted her stuff in London.
Amanda chose this elegant outfit for work today[/caption]
Amanda looked classy as she showed off her trim figure in a baby blue thigh split pencil skirt.
The beauty teamed it with a crisp white shirt for her day out.
The mum-of-two threw on a pair of matching shades with white rims.
She showed off her long legs wearing a pair of towering white pumps.
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She clutched a blue tote bag as she walked along[/caption]
The star perfected her smile with a slick of nude lippy[/caption]
Amanda showed off her natural beauty wearing only a touch of blusher and a slick of nude lippy.
Her hair was styled sleek and straight and she carried an umbrella to protect her outfit from the downpour.
Amanda’s outing comes as she slammed the government last week for extending the lockdown lift.
The singer called for lockdown to be scrapped as she posted her views on Instagram.
She reposted a meme from The Handmaid’s Tale which said: “Welcome to Gilead under Boris’ eye.”
In a statement of empowerment she posted a Gif of herself at work in a stunning multi-coloured dress and wrote: “I intend to survive.”
She then posted a mock up of Ant and Dec from their hit show Saturday Night Takeaway giving Boris instructions from their headsets.
The comedy duo told him to “tell them it will only be another four weeks” as they appeared to burst out laughing.
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Amanda wrote alongside the video: “Listen to this. Makes so much sense. I’m wondering why no one is hearing @theresamay.”
Amanda went vocal about the delay in relaxing lockdown with a video post from former Prime Minister Theresa May.
In the video Theresa said new variants of covid would always be around, and encouraged the government to allow people to travel again and get on with everyday life.
