SHE may have received hundreds of Ofcom complaints for her racy Britain's Got Talent frocks, but Amanda Holden is as keen as ever to stick to her 'no holden back' motto. Last night, the 53-year-old presenter wore her sexiest look of the series so far , risking the wrath of yet more viewers (and the adulation of others) with a VERY clingy wet-look dress. Over the years, Amanda has remained defiant towards any kind of backlash about her risky frocks, claiming Britain's Got Talent is "the perfect opportunity to take risks".
She previously told The Sun her outfits are so famously controversial they're now monitored before she steps on-stage. "There's now a whole body of people that knock on my door and come and stare at my chest before we go on air," she explained. "There's a t*t committee.
There are so many brilliant people, they come down, knock on the door and there's the lady who's the producer who said, 'Mandy, it looks great'." Here we take a look back at Amanda's most complained about BGT outfits - including one plunging gown which attracted 633 calls to the regulator. In June 2017, Amanda donned arguably her most risqué frock of all time - and boy did it make an impression.
The plunging sheer black Julien Macdonald gown - worth £11,250 - received 633 Ofcom complaints, making it the most complained about TV moment of that year. Some viewers branded the backless gown "unsuitable" for the show, which airs before the watershed. Amanda said afterwards: "That dress was hyste.