Amanda Holden has rarely been shy with the outfits that she wears on ITV's Britain's Got Talent.
And despite the 48-year-old judge often prompting a social media outcry with her revealing garments, she has vowed: "I will not be covered up."
Amanda 's plunging dress revealed almost too much for viewers at home last year, lmaking it the third most complained about TV incident of the year, according to Ofcom.
Despite this, Amanda has vowed there will be more of the same and insisted that viewers should be looking to her right, rather than analysing her 'laughable, small chest'.
When the live semi-finals of the ITV talent show return, Amanda insisted that fellow judge Alesha Dixon , 40, was where it's at, saying: "[Her] boobs are much better than mine. Talk about hers!"
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Despite the outfits sometimes being the talk of the shows on social media, Amanda reckons the return of BGT is the perfect antidote to the domination of Brexit in the news.
Speaking to The Sun , Amanda said: "We’re in a sh***y, terrible, patronising state of affairs.
"Right now we’re crying out for a bit of levity. And our show’s got all the ingredients."
When asked about why BGT proves to be such a huge ratings hit, Amanda said the recipe is simple: "We give the British public what they want."
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With the country gripped by the stormy clouds of Brexit, the 13h series of the ITV talent show is hoping not to prove to be unlucky.
Amanda hailed the 'quirkiness' of some of the acts on show and said: "It’s why this country is great because even in our darkest moments we’ll punch through to the light with a bit of humour.
"We can find the funny side of anything.”
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With the formula still working, Amanda had previously hinted that if the show's bosses wanted her off the judging panel, they would have to sack her.
She confirmed again that head honcho Simon Cowell is keen to keep the four of them together, with comedian and children's author David Walliams completing the panel.
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Amanda confirmed: "It’s not broken... if [Simon] didn’t think we were working, he wouldn’t tell us, he’d get his henchman to."
Let's hope that the henchmen stay away from Amanda's dressing room door and that a 14th series will be on the cards for her, no matter how much outrage she causes with her outfits this time around.
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