Introduction: Amanda Holden’s Energetic Office Arrival
Amanda Holden brought a burst of energy when she arrived at the Heart FM office on Wednesday, November 1.
The 52-year-old TV personality looked stunning in her cozy silver outfit and didn’t miss the chance to share it with her fans through an Instagram Stories video. Amanda is known for her daily catwalks in the office, brightening up everyone’s day.
Amanda’s Stylish Ensemble: A Silver Sensation
Amanda opted for a grey low-cut jumper from Pretty Lavish, going braless underneath, and paired it with a sleek pleather skirt from Sosandar.
Her look was completed with boots from LK Bennett, which she playfully showed off by lifting her skirt and kicking the air, revealing her legs in the process.
A Fun Morning Greeting
Speaking to the camera, Amanda cheerfully greeted her followers: “Good morning, happy humpy day. Pinch, punch, rabbits, all those things. 54 sleeps ’till Christmas.
jumper is from Pretty Lavish. Absolutely gorgeous. Really nice actually for Christmas.”
A Playful Display
Pausing to kick the air, she continued: “The boots are from LK Bennett,” and then added some fun by twirling around while singing: “54 sleeps till Chrimbo!” Amanda also treated her audience to several snapshots in her stunning silver outfit, showcasing moments of joy and playfulness.
Amanda’s Thoughts on Society
In other news, Amanda recently expressed her views on society, particularly in terms of discussing sex. She spoke in anticipation of her new history sex show, “Sex: A Bonkers History,” which she is hosting with historian Dan Jones.
Concerns About Backward Progress
During a launch event for the show, Amanda remarked: “Personally, I feel like even though we think we’re going forwards, I feel like we’re going backwards.
I think when people say conversations are being started, they’re actually being stopped because I think lots of people are frightened to speak on every aspect of everything.”
Reflecting on the Past
Amanda shared her observations about the past and present: “There’s so much to celebrate now, so much.
And yet when you look back and you see, obviously there’s all the politics, everything else in all the other eras that we haven’t covered in.
But I think there were loads more freedoms and less judgement then, than there is now.”
The Continuous Cycle
She went on to reflect on the cyclical nature of societal progress: “This is just a wheel that just keeps on turning.
I think that’s the biggest lesson that we’ve learnt from this is that we’re just on that same wheel and we’re just coming into the next bit, and then we’re coming into the next bit.
So every time we think we’ve gone forward we are always going to step back, and that’s true of absolutely every era that we’ve covered.”