Amanda Holden shares sweet snaps of youngest daughter Hollie, 8, as they spend Easter Sunday in lockdown
Amanda Holden has been spending Easter Sunday in lockdown with her family.
The Britain’s Got Talent host, 48, revealed she was making the best of a bad situation, enjoying some quality time with her daughters Hollie, eight, and Lexi, 14.
The presenter shared some sweet pictures of her youngest daughter embarking on an egg hunt around their garden.
‘We can do it!’: Amanda Holden has been spending Easter Sunday in lockdown with her family, sharing a message of solidarity to her fellow quarantined mums
Quality time: The Britain’s Got Talent host, 48, revealed she was making the best of a bad situation, spending some quality time with her daughters Hollie, eight, (pictured) and Lexi, 14
Holding a giant chocolate Easter bunny aloft, Hollie looked delighted with her prize.
Sharing a message of solidarity to her followers amid the coronavirus pandemic, Amanda wrote: ‘#happyeaster #wecandoit’.
Amanda has been dividing her time between staying home with her husband Chris Hughes and their two girls, and travelling into central London for her Heart Radio gig.
Let the search begin: The presenter shared some sweet pictures of her youngest daughter embarking on an egg hunt around their garden
Earlier in the week, Amanda looked ever-radiant in a bikini as she took advantage of the unexpectedly warm April weather.
The TV star looked sensational in the revealing purple two-piece, and captioned her post: ‘I love a freshly mowed lawn #StayAtHome #bikini #selfie.’
Amanda recently revealed how close she is to her fellow BGT judges and their families during her Heart Breakfast show with Jamie Theakston.
Close bond: Amanda recently revealed that the Britain’s Got Talent judges FaceTime their children when they’re having dinner during filming, and it’s like ‘a FaceTime crèche’
‘Britain’s Got Talent auditions are back this weekend,’ Amanda said. ‘They are on Saturday and they’ll help you hopefully to feel a little bit more normal [amid the current global pandemic].’
‘We all FaceTime our children when we have dinner which, because of Simon’s schedule is around 9 o’clock at night, because we never start on time for anything so all the children get woken up.
‘It’s like a crèche, a FaceTime crèche. I was the one that said I do believe Simon’s gone soft [on the contestants now he’s become a father].’
Her girls: The TV personality often shares sweet snaps of her two daughters with her followers