Amanda Holden is back in studio after working from home due to the coronavirus for the past week.
The Heart Radio show host, 49, was delighted to be back in the Global studios after growing tired of working from home during her self isolation.
The blonde beauty has been documenting her work from home station with fans online for the past number of days.
Amanda has been sharing snaps of herself broadcasting live and as professionally as ever, all the while dressed down in her pyjamas and cosy home gear.
Despite her recent outfit choices, the mother-of-two was spotted looking as glamorous as ever as she made her long awaited return to her work place this morning.
Looking chic and cool in a bright pink top, it appears that spending some extra time with her girls Lexi, 14, and Hollie, 8 may have rubbed off her in terms of her fashion choices.
Amanda donned a youthful pink top with the slogan 'pow' splashed across the front.
The Britain's Got Talent judge paired the loud garment with a sophisticated leather midi skirt which showcased her slim pins perfectly.
Amanda paired the glamorous skirt with a pair of eye-catching leopard print stilettos.
She added an extra touch of chic while carrying her essentials in a padded Gucci cross-body bag.
The mother-of-two kept warm while walking from her work place in a grey hooded jacket.
Finishing off the dressed-up look, Amanda layered her hoodie with a black leather biker jacket.
The presenters fresh spring look comes after she insisted that her husband Chris Hughes was going to 'bury her alive' before the coronavirus ends.
Opening up about her home and family life, the Britian's Got Talent judge told co-host Jamie Theakston on Heart FM that she ordered some soil in a bid to get her girls Lexi, 14 and Hollie, 8 into growing some vegetbales.
She explained: "So I wanted to do something to try and keep the girls entertained while they are bored at home. I wanted to find something that was productive, and something where they could see an end result.
"So I thought, what's better than growing your own vegetables in the garden?".
Despite her well-meaning gesture, Amanda explained that she was left in horror when a massive lorry arrived to her house with a 'tonne of soil'.
"I saw it coming up the driveway and I almost died. It was a tonne of soil. I was like 'what am I going to do with all of this".
While her girls saw the funny side of the situation, the same can't be said for Amanda's husband Chris who shared his thoughts about her latest purchase with the neighbours across the fence.
"Chris poked his head across to the neighbours when they asked him what we were going to do with all that soil.
"His response was simply; 'well, I plan on burying Mandy alive in it to be honest after this".
