Amanda Holden stunned fans when she showcased her natural curly hair as she posed up for a romantic snap with her husband, Chris Hughes.
The Britain's Got Talent judge, who usually sports poker straight hair, looked incredible with her wavy tresses while wearing a figure-hugging sequin dress.
Amanda captioned the snap, which was taken on the family's tropical holiday: "#datenight #familytime #holidays."
The star's followers adored the photo with one gushing: "Your hair" followed by two love emojis however another was a bit more cheeky joking: "Why does this pic remind me of some dodgy 80s American rom com?"
The pic comes as Amanda set pulses racing again on Saturday as she paraded around in a blue plunging bikini during her family holiday.
This of course comes in the the wake of that Euros photo in which Amanda is sitting astride a motorbike wearing an England football shirt and leaving little to the imagination.
No stranger to a family holiday, Amanda treated fans to a picture of herself soaking up the sun in Portugal last month joking she was felling "all white" in her glamorous bikini.
The star's comments section was flooded with compliments, as many couldn't get over Amanda's amazing body.
"OMGGGGGGGGG!!! This is EVERYTHING," one person wrote."
While Amanda may have enjoyed her time away she didn't not enjoy having to pay for the family's Covid tests, accusing someone of "taking the p**s".
The presenter has called for an inquiry into requirements for Covid testing before international travel after spending more than £2,500 on tests for a family holiday to Portugal.
The TV star, 50, says she was fortunate to afford her break at the start of June during the school holidays, but vows to “never again” throw money away for the sake of a break.
“We need to stand together, we stopped the poll tax,” she says.
Speaking about the break, she says: “Getting there cost over £2500 in tests.
“I don’t want to rant on and on about it, but I think that is taking advantage of the British public.
“I’m in a position where I can afford to chuck that money. It’s awful. It’s a huge amount of money - that is literally chucking it away. Someone’s taking the p***.”
She says it was “worth” the fee to get away with her family, but vows: “Never again am I paying that amount of money. There should be some kind of inquiry into that.
“It was worth it in the sense that we got away as a family and we were so fortunate to be away. I can’t moan about it because so many other people didn’t get away, and we got home and safe and all of that.”
