BGT legend Amanda Holden reveals she’s the same dress size as her daughters Lexi, 18, and Hollie, 12
BGT LEGEND Amanda Holden today revealed she’s the same dress size as her daughters.
The stunning TV star, 52, also vowed to keep sharing clothes with her girls, Lexi, 18, and Hollie, 12.
Amanda shares her daughters with her husband Chris Hughes, who she married in 2008.
The radio star is well known for her slim figure, and can often be found posting enviable bikini selfies.
Now Amanda has revealed how she is so tiny, she can fit into her daughters clothes.
In fact she often finds her kids take her clothes without her knowing.
Speaking to Women’s Health, Amanda said: “My daughters steal everything from me!”
She went on: “I trust my 18-year-old with some of the posher stuff I have in my wardrobe, but 100% I wouldn’t trust my youngest with any of it.
“Just the other day, she borrowed a cream tracksuit of mine, and just as I said ‘please tuck a tea towel into that, Hollie’, her omelette went down it and you just go ‘oh gosh, I just give up’.”
Amanda also said the fact that they are the same size, comes in handy when they head off on holiday.
“The good thing is that when we go on holiday we only ever take hand luggage, because fitting in all the same stuff means between us we have so many things to wear,” she added.
Meanwhile, it’s set to be a big year for Lexi and Hollie, as according to a source, Amanda is using 2024 to “turn her family into an international brand”.
With a mother in showbiz, it’s expected that her gorgeous daughters will eventually follow in her footsteps.
Lexi is pursuing a career in modelling, after she bagged a top modelling contract.
Back in 2022, the teenager was snapped up by Storm, who helped make legendary British fashion model Kate Moss a star.
Insiders tipped that Lexi could be set to net as much as £1million in 12 months thanks to her mum’s major profile and a string of big name brands already lining up to work with her.
Hollie lights up a room, she’s miss personality, she’s just gorgeous.
Amanda Holden
A source said: “Amanda has been in the industry for years and knows exactly what she is doing.
“She’s business savvy in her own right so with Storm on board it’s the dream combo.
“The plan is for Lexi to meet with a number of heavyweights of the next few years and make a name for herself.
“She really is the hottest ticket in town.”
When it comes to Hollie, Amanda and Chris’ second child, the Britain’s Got Talent judge is confident that the youngster will follow in her footsteps into the world of show business.
She told The Mirror that Hollie is “a natural performer” and ‘has what it takes’ to make a name for herself.”
Amanda continued: “People have called her out saying “she’s got it” and not just because she’s my daughter. She does all her little clubs, and everyone raves about her.”
The proud mum beamed: “She lights up a room, she’s miss personality, she’s just gorgeous.
“She’s the communicator of the family. She never stops talking!”
Amanda’s family home is an area that is dubbed the ‘Beverly Hills of UK’.
They moved into their pad in the sought-after village of Cobham, Surrey after flogging their giant house in South West London for £5m.
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The family’s new high-class district has been home to everyone from Elton John and Ronnie Wood to Andy Murray and Kate Winslet.
Amanda, who enjoys lucrative deals with brands including fashion retailer Lipsy, reportedly made more than £1million in a year from selling her homeware range on TV shopping channel QVC.
As a result, it’s no surprise that she’s treated her family to a fabulous home, as an insider told The Sun: “She has worked her way up to become one of TV’s most successful stars and now she’s reaping the rewards.
“Only the most wealthy and ambitious people tend to be able to live there and she’ll certainly be in good company with bankers, footballers and rock stars.
“Amanda is used to a life in the city, and moving to Surrey means she’ll be able to live more of a semi-rural existence without giving up the convenient commute into the capital where most of her work takes her.”
