Amanda Holden looks typically chic as she doubles-up on green en route to Heart Radio

She keeps listeners clued in between 6:30 and 10am every morning during the week on Heart Breakfast. 

And Amanda Holden managed to stay stylish whilst doing it, too, as she doubled-up on green with a jumper and longline blazer jacket on Monday as she headed to Global Radio Studios, Leicester Square.

The media personality, 50, looked typically chic in the bright ensemble, which she teamed with 70s themed flare jeans by Victoria Beckham. 

Stylish: Amanda Holden doubled-up on green with a jumper and longline blazer jacket on Monday as she headed to Global Radio Studios, Leicester Square

The Britain’s Got Talent judge looked radiant as she headed off to work in the morning, carrying her essentials in a large brown bag with a chain-detail.

She further accessorized with a sparkly gold watch, while she added a pair of huge dark sunglasses to her look.  

The blonde beauty beamed as she was pictured heading to work, smiling as she arrived. 

Beauty: The blonde stunner beamed as she was pictured heading to work with a big smile on her face 

Typically chic: The media personality looked typically chic in the bright ensemble, which she teamed with 70s themed flare jeans by Victoria Beckham

Her outing comes as Amanda Holden recently told The Daily Mail she refuses to apologise for living her life. 

She told the newspaper: ‘I’m not apologising for living any more. I want my life back. I keep hearing people going: “I’m sorry, I’m so lucky to go on holiday.” I’m like: “No! It’s your right to be entertained, your right to go on holiday!”‘

At 50, she has inadvertently made it her mission to show that women of any age can be as flamboyant as they please, not least when it comes to their outfits. 

Radiant: The Britain’s Got Talent judge looked radiant as she headed off to work in the morning, carrying her essentials in a large brown bag with a chain-detail

Sorry, not sorry: Her outing comes as Amanda Holden recently told The Daily Mail she refuses to apologise for living her life

‘I dress for other women and for myself. I don’t dress for men and I dress absolutely how I want to. When I’m told I can’t, it makes me do it more,’ she said.

For example, when Ofcom received 235 complaints about the low-cut Amanda Wakeley dress she wore to judge Britain’s Got Talent, Amanda was delighted.

‘I thought: ‘”Amazing!” Now for every show they want to know what I’m going to be wearing in advance, and I’m like: “I’m going to wear a polo-neck . . . surprise!”‘

Sure enough, the week after the complaints, she selected a gown that was doubly revealing.

‘I don’t know what people are complaining about,’ she says. ‘They sexualise things that are just . . . there. [Fellow BGT judge] Simon [Cowell] can have all his shirt buttons open down to here and his man boobs out and no one bats an eyelid!’ 

 The famous dress: When Ofcom received 235 complaints about the low-cut Amanda Wakeley dress she wore to judge Britain’s Got Talent, Amanda was delighted. Pictured in 2020

Not bothered: Sure enough, the week after the complaints, she selected a gown that was doubly revealing. Pictured in 2020