Amanda Holden presents on Heart Scotland(Image: Instagram/Amanda Holden)
Amanda Holden has left very little to the imagination in her latest Instagram snap as she posed in a revealing picture for her fans.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge and Heart Scotland presenter, 51, has shared the picture on social media to her 1.8million followers, showing her sitting on a table in the Global offices with her legs on full display.
In the picture Amanda is wearing a gorgeous dark blue and white knee length dress, along with beautiful stiletto heels to match.
Amanda described the outfit as “naughty, but nice” in a separate video on her page.
(Image: Instagram/Amanda Holden)
It’s the second time this week that she has left her fans wowed.
On Monday, she posted a picture wearing stunning knee-high red boost, which followers called “kinky”.
Person commented: “Absolutely incredible woman!!!!! Congratulations what a brilliant achievement and so fabulous raising so much too.”
Amanda’s fans have gone wild for the snap on Instagram.(Image: Instagram/Amanda Holden)
Someone else wrote: “” swear you always leave my jaw dropped.. YOU ARE SO STUNNING LIKE ????”
A third added: “Lovinggg this colour on you.”
“Kinky boots”, relied a fourth.
BREAKING NEWS: RYAN PHILLIPPE JOINS ‘9-1-1: NASHVILLE’ SEASON 2!
Ryan Phillippe is heading to 9-1-1: Nashville. The actor has joined the ABC procedural as a series regular for Season 2 in a multi-year deal, giving the fast-growing franchise another recognizable face before its first season has even finished airing.
According to Deadline, Phillippe will play a “brilliant, iconoclastic detective” who relocates from New York City to Nashville, and the character is also described as a “seductive bad boy” carrying plenty of baggage. That’s exactly the kind of casting that can shift the energy of a network procedural, especially one that is still establishing its own identity as a spin-off.
This won’t be a minor supporting role, either. Phillippe’s detective is set to anchor part of Season 2’s central story through an investigation into a mysterious criminal who is “tormenting Nashville on a biblical scale,” with the case also expected to create “juicy drama” between him and the city’s first responders.
The timing also makes the move more interesting. 9-1-1: Nashville was renewed for Season 2 in March after averaging nearly eight million viewers across multiplatform viewing, a strong result for a freshman broadcast drama. Season 1 is still on the air, with new episodes returning Apr. 30 and the finale scheduled for May 7, so ABC is clearly not waiting around to shape what comes next.
There is already a substantial ensemble in place. Chris O’Donnell leads the series alongside Jessica Capshaw, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, and LeAnn Rimes, which means Phillippe is entering a show that already has a clear lineup and many moving parts.
Ryan Phillippe is heading to 9-1-1: Nashville. The actor has joined the ABC procedural as a series regular for Season 2 in a multi-year deal, giving the fast-growing franchise another recognizable face before its first season has even finished airing.
According to Deadline, Phillippe will play a “brilliant, iconoclastic detective” who relocates from New York City to Nashville, and the character is also described as a “seductive bad boy” carrying plenty of baggage. That’s exactly the kind of casting that can shift the energy of a network procedural, especially one that is still establishing its own identity as a spin-off.
This won’t be a minor supporting role, either. Phillippe’s detective is set to anchor part of Season 2’s central story through an investigation into a mysterious criminal who is “tormenting Nashville on a biblical scale,” with the case also expected to create “juicy drama” between him and the city’s first responders.
The timing also makes the move more interesting. 9-1-1: Nashville was renewed for Season 2 in March after averaging nearly eight million viewers across multiplatform viewing, a strong result for a freshman broadcast drama. Season 1 is still on the air, with new episodes returning Apr. 30 and the finale scheduled for May 7, so ABC is clearly not waiting around to shape what comes next.
There is already a substantial ensemble in place. Chris O’Donnell leads the series alongside Jessica Capshaw, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, and LeAnn Rimes, which means Phillippe is entering a show that already has a clear lineup and many moving parts.
A detective arriving from outside Nashville with his own case suggests Season 2 may lean more heavily into the crime-procedural side of the formula, instead of simply repeating Season 1’s rhythm with a new set of rescues. That’s not a bad thing. If anything, it gives the spin-off a stronger chance of carving out its own lane within the broader 9-1-1 brand, especially if the writers use Phillippe’s character to bring added tension.
Phillippe also knows this kind of television well. He previously starred in ABC dramas Big Sky and Secrets and Lies, and most recently appeared in Prime Video’s Motorheads. His most iconic role is widely considered to be in Cruel Intentions, the 1999 thriller also starring Sarah Michelle Gellar and Reese Witherspoon.
Behind the scenes, 9-1-1: Nashville is produced by 20th Television and Ryan Murphy Television, with Rashad Raisani serving as showrunner. That combination has already helped the series secure an early renewal, and Phillippe’s arrival gives Season 2 a clear story hook before production details have even fully taken shape.
For now, the biggest question is how closely his biblical-scale case will intersect with the show’s core team once the new season begins.
