Amanda Holden shares sweet Father's Day tributes to husband Chris Hughes and her dad Les as she labels them both as the 'best daddy in the world'
Amanda Holden shared two sweet tributes on Sunday to mark Father's Day, celebrating both her husband Chris Hughes and her father Les.
The Britain's Got Talent judge, 53, took to her Instagram Stories to share snaps with both men and declare them to both be the 'best daddy in the world'.
She first posted a photo with music producer Chris beaming alongside their two daughters Lexie, 18, and Hollie, 12.
Captioning the sweet snap, Amanda wrote: 'Happy Father's Day to the best daddy in the world'.
She then also posted a picture of herself posing in front of a sunset with her dad Les, with the caption: 'Happy Father's Day to the other best daddy in the world'.
Amanda Holden shared two sweet tributes on Sunday to mark Father's Day, celebrating both her husband Chris Hughes and her father Les (pictured with Les)
The Britain's Got Talent judge, 53, took to her Instagram Stories to post a photo with music producer Chris beaming alongside their two daughters Lexie, 18, and Hollie, 12
She also shared a glimpse at the gift she had gotten Les for the holiday - a little bobble-head figurine of himself, sitting astride a black motorbike, and snapped a photo of Les beside it to show off the impeccable likeness
The TV personality also shared a glimpse at the gift she had gotten Les for the holiday, calling it 'brilliant'.
Amanda purchased him a little bobble-head figurine of himself, sitting astride a black motorbike, and snapped a photo of Les beside it to show off the impeccable likeness.
Her tributes come just days after Amanda shares a slew of racy snaps in a daring white crochet dress to tease her new Netflix show.
She posed for a slew of snaps in the sultry number, going underwear free to flash extra glimpses of skin, and captioned it: 'Filming something special...'
Her new show is called Cheaters: Unfinished Business and is certainly set to ruffle a few feather as it focuses on cheating spouses.
It will be filmed in an idyllic 10-bedroom Mallorca villa where contestants competing are set to live together, MailOnline revealed.
Cheaters will come face to face with their ex-partners after suffering a relationship breakdown over infidelity.
Amanda is looking to 'rival' Love Island with a bigger and better villa, which boasts a glamorous swimming pool complete with canopy draped daybeds, a cobbled courtyard for romantic reunions, and 10 bedrooms with king size beds for couples hoping to reconcile.
Her tributes come just days after Amanda shares a slew of racy snaps in a daring white crochet dress to tease her new Netflix show
She posed for a slew of snaps in the sultry number, going underwear free to flash extra glimpses of skin, and captioned it: 'Filming something special...'
The 14th Century manor house is set on a 40-hectare black truffle estate, with sun drenched views of the Tramuntana mountains, providing a picturesque yet intimate setting for dramatic action to unfold.
MailOnline first revealed Amanda's signing with Netflix to present the dating series, with the star confirming it's a 'dream come true' before urging her followers to sign up to the risky run-in with their former cheating partners.
A TV source told MailOnline: 'Amanda can't wait to start filming her new dating show, she adores hot weather, and the villa is better than she could have ever dreamed of.
'It will provide the perfect backdrop for Cheaters: Unfinished Business, a sexy setting gives contestants the excuse to forgive and fall back in love with each other, at least that's what producers are hoping.
'The villa being in Mallorca will of course invite comparisons with Love Island, which is also filmed in Palma, and Amanda hopes her series will be just as popular.'
The Heart Breakfast show host will work alongside a dating expert to help guide eight former couples as they confront each other at the Spanish retreat with the hope of moving past the betrayal or coming to terms with their relationships being over for good.
Amanda told MailOnline: 'It is my dream job, if I could have manifested a job… this would have been it.
'It is the job I have wanted my whole life and it's finally happening. I'm going to be filming the show over the summer. It is my own thing and it's the genre of it, it's what I've always wanted.'
The new show, Amanda's first on Netflix, will be filmed this summer but won't land on the streaming giant until 2025.
