Amanda Holden looked amazing is she took to social media to share her version of the latest TikTok craze.
The media personality, 50, showed off her stunning figure as she mimed a scene from RuPaul’s Drag Race.
She was dressed an elegant pink dress with her hair perfectly curled as she readied herself for a slot on QVC.
While getting ready in her dressing room she filmed herself doing the amusing video or the viral clip which copied Scarlet Envy's famous comments on season 11 of the show.
Drag Race often has stars who fall into role of the villain in a season and Scarlet was filmed humorously discussing how maybe she’s the "villain of the season" after all.
Reenacting the scene, an over-the-top Amanda pretends she's on her phone while looking in the mirror and mimes the words: "Is it me? Am I the drama?
"I don't think I'm the drama. Maybe I am. Am I the villain? I don't think I'm the villain."
Thousands of others have also copied the post on social media.
Amanda's version was well received by her fans on Instagram. BBC presenter Mollie King commented: "Haha love it" and included a row of clapping hand emojis.
Davina McCall also appreciated the post and commented with laughing face emojis.
A fan page also commented to say they loved the dress and wrote: "If you were the drama you'd be the drama queen for sure!"
Her amazing appearance comes just days after she wowed fans with her "stunning" legs as she wore a sparkly mini dress to party at home.
The mum-of-two told fans it was time for "Saturday Night Disco in the Holden House' as she took to Instagram to share the snap.
The Britain's Got Talent judge is seen leaning back on a green velvet sofa in the pic as she sports her disco dress, which is set off perfectly by some silver strappy sandals.
In the background, there is a music system with speakers and a neon pink Disco sign.
Tess Daly was among those commenting on the post, leaving string of emojis with love-heart eyes.
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