Amanda Holden looks cheerful in blue belted shirt dress and heels as she leaves the Heart FM studios
Amanda Holden was dressed perfectly for summer when she was pictured leaving the Heart FM studios in London on Monday.
The 49-year-old wore a baby blue patterned midi dress which was belted at the waist by Markus Lupfer.
She teamed it with white court shoes and carried a black clutch bag in her hand.
Chic: Amanda Holden wore a blue belted shirt dress by Markus Lupfer and heels as she left the Heart FM studios in London on Monday
Details: She teamed it with white court shoes and carried a black clutch bag in her hand
Despite not having hair and make-up artists at hand due to the pandemic, Amanda had perfectly styled hair and make-up.
She took yet more pictures of her look from inside the studios, sharing the snaps on her social media page
Her appearance comes after she recently revealed her husband Chris Hughes helps to keep her ‘sane’, when she is targeted by trolls on social media.
Loving the look: She took yet more pictures of her look from inside the studios, sharing the snaps on her social media page
On her way: She used the corridors as her very own catwalk as she walked the length of the studios
The TV judge has learned to cope with the nasty comments over time and has hailed the influence of record producer Chris.
Amanda told the Daily Star: ‘I’m so lucky that when I started out, social media wasn’t invented because I might not have got through it.
‘It’s difficult but I am very lucky because I’ve got a very strong relationship.
Well-groomed: Despite not having hair and make-up artists at hand due to the pandemic, Amanda had perfectly styled hair and make-up
‘I’ve got a very strong husband who is very sensible and not like me in any way. He cuts through all the bull***t and keeps me sane.’
Amanda and Chris have been married since December 2008 when the couple tied the knot at Babington House in Somerset.
The couple share daughters Alexa, 14, and Hollie, eight.
Smiling: She seemed really happy as she prepared to make her way home back to her family