Amanda Holden has delighted fans with a rare look at her sister Deborah - and they couldn't be more similar.
The Britain's Got Talent judge shared a video of her younger sister riding through Thailand on a moped and fans were shocked by the striking similarities between the pair, who are just one year apart in age.
In the clip, Deborah looks relaxed as she clings onto her pet dog Fitzy while riding through Krabi.
The video starts with Deborah showing off the incredible view in front of her before she turns the camera back on herself and her pet pooch.
Deborah looked almost identical to Amanda, with the pair sporting the same blonde hair.
Amanda shared the clip to her Instagram stories, admitting she was "crying with laughter", whilst Deborah shared the video herself and captioned it: "Biker dog…a perfect day out with Fitzy…"
The television personality was dealt a difficult blow in 2016 when her sister was involved in a serious car crash in Cornwall.
She rushed down from London - where she was due to attend Simon Cowell's birthday party - to be by her sister's side.
Debbie was described as "critical but stable" when she arrived at the intensive care unit at the hospital.
A spokesperson for the family said at the time: "Debbie is through the worst and is now in a stable condition.
"She is expected to make a full recovery."
Whilst a source told The Sun: "Amanda is in absolute agony. She’s very close to her sister.
"It’s been a very difficult 48 hours and the whole family have been pulling together and trying to keep positive.
"Amanda is very close to her sister. They’re only a year apart and there’s something about them together which is really special. Amanda’s still with her in hospital."
Deborah had another close call when she was in Nepal in April 2015 at the time of a devastating avalanche on Mount Everest, caused by an earthquake in Nepal which killed over 9000 people.
"We were two hours outside base camp when it happened - and we've walked all the way down. We are now at the last stopping place and have been waiting outside the airline office," she recalled on ITV's This Morning.
"Hopefully we will get a small airplane down to Kathmandu and with any luck once we get to Kathmandu our flights will be confirmed home in a couple of days.
"We've heard there is some trouble in Kathmandu and not much water supply and food, so the last thing we want is to be a burden on the resources."
