Amanda Holden, 52, sends temperatures soaring in a silver sequinned mini-dress for Britain's Got Talent grand final
She may have received hundreds of Ofcom complaints over her racy wardrobe choices in past Britain's Got Talent series, but that hasn't stopped Amanda Holden.
And the 52-year-old sent temperatures soaring in a strapless sequinned mini-dress for Sunday's live grand final.
The silver frock hugged every inch of her jaw-dropping figure and boasted a fitted bodice along with a balloon skirt.
Amanda's strapless number was embellished with sequins and beaded trim and she completed the look with clear perspex jewellery.
Sporting a glamorous palette of make-up she wore her blond tresses in loose waves and slipped her feet into sliver heels.
Glam: Amanda Holden, 52, put on a VERY leggy display in a silver sequinned mini-dress for Britain's Got Talent's grand final on Sunday
Leggy: The silver frock hugged every inch of her jaw-dropping figure and boasted a fitted bodice along with a balloon skirt (L-R) Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon, Bruno Tonioli
Norwegian comedian Viggo Venn has been crowned the winner of Britain's Got Talent 2023.
Dancer Lilliana Clifton, 13, and 14-year-old magician Cillian O'Connor placed in second and third respectively - but missed out on the title.
Viggo scooped the £250,000 prize and a spot on the bill at the Royal Variety Performance.
However, audience members appeared to boo Viggo, while social media erupted as viewers claimed the talent show was fixed.
After technical issues and a series of switch-offs during Saturday evening's Britain's Got Talent semi-final, ITV could be forgiven for crossing fingers and toes as the grand final of their long-running flagship kicked off on Sunday evening.
After a tense semi-final singer Amy Lou will be joined by magician Cillian O'Connor, acrobats Duo Odyssey, dance troupe Ghetto Kids, dancers Lillianna Clifton and Musa Motha, opera singer Malakai Bayoh, singers Olivia Lynes and Travis George and comedians Tonikaku and Viggo Venn.
33-year-old Viggo not only donned his now-iconic hi-vis vest but forced head judge Simon Cowell into wearing a matching one as rose petals were thrown over the pair
Judge Alesha Dixon told him: 'You've captivated the nation, they love you.'
Glamourpuss: Amanda's (left) strapless number was embellished with sequins and beaded trim and she completed the look with clear perspex jewellery
Dazzle: The frock ensured all eyes were on her
Effortless: Sporting a glamorous palette of make-up she wore her blond tresses in loose waves and slipped her feet into sliver heels
Bruno Tonioli added: 'I think your physical comedy is world-class, you have created one of the most memorable characters since Mr Bean.'
And Simon was full of praise for the funnyman, telling him: 'At least you didn't make me look stupid tonight. I have never ever met an act like you in my life, I will admit it, I really really love you now.'
Viggo called back to his original audition at the end of his performance, stripping off his jacket to Daft Punk's 'One More Time' to reveal another hi-vis vest.
And when asked why he has so many of the jackets, he told co-host Declan Donnelly: 'I wear so many high-vis because it's really cold in Norway.'
Before the show aired, Simon explained how he hoped the programme would help the contestants build better lives for themselves.
Winner: Norwegian comedian Viggo Venn has been crowned the winner of Britain's Got Talent 2023
Awkward: Audience members appeared to boo Viggo, while social media erupted as viewers claimed the talent show was fixed
He said: 'I think you've got two things, you want to make a show which people hopefully will enjoy watching. And secondly, you want to give whoever it is that opportunity, hopefully, for things to get better in their lives after they've auditioned. I think where things have changed a lot from where we first started is it always used to be about the end prize.'
While many took to social media to praise Viggo for his win, some criticised him online, with one penning: 'Nothing irritates me more than when complete JOKE ACT wins a competition'
Another wrote: 'This man wore a hi-vis on a talent show and came away with £250k. Fair play'
A third added: 'Audience are rightfully booing. Viggo Venn has zero talent. I hate the British public'
