She may have received hundreds of Ofcom complaints over her racy wardrobe choices in past Britain’s Got Talent series, but that hasn’t stopped Amanda Holden.
The TV personality, 52, defied viewers who have regularly complained to Ofcom in the past about her racy outfit choices.
She looked incredible in five daring outfits during the five live semi-finals this week, with the grand final set to air on Sunday evening.
On night one, Amanda showcased her hourglass figure in a daring bold yellow latex dress.
The outfit featured a flowing train and a low-cut sweetheart neckline, while Amanda added to her look with a pair of silver bejewelled earrings.
Bold: She may have received hundreds of Ofcom complaints over her racy wardrobe choices in past Britain’s Got Talent series, but that hasn’t stopped Amanda Holden
Racy: On night one, Amanda showcased her hourglass figure in a daring bold yellow latex dress
Amanda continued to defy critics as she picked a sexy strapless sheer floral dress for day two of the live semi-finals on Tuesday as she took to the judging panel alongside a glamorous Alesha Dixon.
Showcasing plenty of cleavage and featuring a daring thigh-high slit, the dress was a bold outfit for Amanda, who previously sparked 235 Ofcom complaints during the 2020 series with a plunging gown.
Amanda exuded glamour in the floor-length number which was adorned with purple flowers.
Amanda looked nothing short of sensational as she donned a silver minidress that showed off her toned legs during the third semi-final.
Her halterneck outfit was embroidered with glittery sequins in a leopard print pattern and boasted a beaded neckline.
She added a few extra inches of height to her statuesque frame with a pair of black platform high heels.
During the fourth semi-final, Amanda sent temperatures soaring in a racy white gown as she flaunted her age-defying figure for the cameras.
Amanda’s outfit featured a sculpted bralette with cut outs showing off her toned midriff alongside a figure-hugging skirt.
Amanda Holden put on a very glamorous display for the fifth and final Britain’s Got Talent live semi-final at Hammersmith Apollo on Friday.
She took to Instagram ahead of the show to give a glimpse at her eye-popping look, posing in an incredible all-black ensemble.
She then took to the stage alongside singer Alesha, 44, who looked equally as elegant in a quirky metallic blue ensemble.
Amanda showed off her incredible figure in an off-the-shoulder sheer black gown with a corset style bodice and a dramatic tulle skirt.
She accessorised her sensational look with chunky gold earrings and an array of coordinated bangles as she struck a series of gorgeous poses.
Amanda insisted she doesn’t want any Ofcom complaints over her racy outfits on this year’s series of the ITV talent show.
Incredible: Amanda continued to defy critics as she picked a sexy strapless sheer floral dress for day two of the live semi-finals on Tuesday
Gorgeous: Amanda looked nothing short of sensational as she donned a silver minidress that showed off her toned legs during the third semi-final
Beauty: During the fourth semi-final, Amanda sent temperatures soaring in a racy white gown as she flaunted her age-defying figure for the cameras
Bold: Amanda Holden put on a very glamorous display for the fifth and final Britain’s Got Talent live semi-final at Hammersmith Apollo on Friday
Stunning: She took to Instagram ahead of the show to give a glimpse at her eye-popping look, posing in an incredible all-black ensemble
The judge has previously sparked thousands of complaints to the regulator from viewers outraged over her revealing dresses on the live shows.
But Amanda dismissed the criticism, telling MailOnline those who take issue with her sartorial choices have ‘too much time on their hands’.
Bruno Tonioli, 67, joined the judging panel this year and according to Amanda, has no problem showing off his dancer’s physique.
She joked: ‘This is the problem, everyone talks about my t**s and his are out all the time. No Ofcom complaints about me this year please!’
Bruno also defended his co-star, saying: ‘If you’ve got it, flaunt it! I don’t understand this complaining. She’s a beautiful woman.’
Amanda previously sparked 235 Ofcom complaints during the 2020 series when she arrived on stage in a plunging navy gown some thought was inappropriate for a family show.
Another revealing outfit the star donned became one of the most complained about TV moments of 2017, with 663 viewers contacting the regulator over it.
The presenter wore the controversial £11,250 dress by Julien Macdonald, after admitting days earlier that she was seeking complaints once again, saying: ‘Will people be complaining to Ofcom? I hope so, I really do.’
Joking about how much attention her breasts and racy ensembles get, Amanda previously quipped that they need their own representation and will be going on Piers Morgan’s Life Stories.
She said: ‘I am seriously thinking my girls need separate representation to me, because they are known on their own. They don’t need me, they’re going to go off and do Piers Morgan’s Life Stories on their own next year!
The judges voted for Liverpool dancer Lilliana Clifton and Cillian O’Connor as the last two finalists during Friday’s last semi-final.
The acts sent home during the last semi-final of this year’s series were dance troupe The Pixiebelles, dancing duo Romeo and Icy, comedienne nurse Georgie Carroll, singer Cammy Barnes and dance group Unity
Speaking out: Amanda recently insisted she doesn’t want any Ofcom complaints over her racy outfits on this year’s series of Britain’s Got Talent
Reaction: The judge has previously sparked thousands of complaints to the regulator from viewers outraged over her revealing dresses on the live shows
And those due to compete in the final on Sunday are choirboy Malakai Bayoh, danger-fuelled aerial acrobatic performers, Duo Odyssey, amputee dancer Musa Motha and singer Amy Lou.
They will be joined by clown and comedian Viggo Venn, singer Olivia Lynes, dance troupe Ghetto Kids and singer Travis George.
However, things will change before Sunday, as it was revealed the judges would decide on a wildcard choice to be brought back to the show for the final, with the act being revealed during the upcoming programme.
The winner of this year’s Britain’s Got Talent will be announced at the end of Sunday’s show, with the champion winning £250,000 and the opportunity to perform during the Royal Variety Performance later this year.
The Britain’s Got Talent final airs on Sunday at 7:30pm on ITV1 and ITVX.
***
Read more at DailyMail.co.uk