Amanda Holden has been known for her racy outfits on Britain’s Got Talent and Sunday’s final was no different as her plunging silver dress left little to the imagination

Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden stole the show on the grand finale night with her daring outfit.

Known for her bold wardrobe choices, which have previously led to Ofcom complaints, the 53-year-old did not fail to deliver this time either. On Sunday (June 2) evening, as she stepped on stage with fellow judges Simon Cowell, Bruno Tonioli, and Alesha Dixon, it was hard not to notice her jaw-dropping silver dress.

Featuring a deep plunge neckline and a see-through skirt, it sure drew a lot of attention.

Humouring the situation, Amanda cracked a little joke on Instagram, stating that it was Bruno’s turn to accidentally flash people. In a BTS video, she could be seen lifting her assets and flaunting them for the camera.

Bruno certainly didn’t hold back either; seen next to Amanda, he unbuttoned his white shirt while posing for the camera. Amused by the antics, Amanda playfully pointed at his chest.

Captioning the post “#NippleGate but for once… it’s not me,” she tagged the strictly-come-dancing>Strictly Come Dancing star, reports the Mirror.

However, her daring outfit turned some heads in a different direction too; her fans couldn’t help but comment on social media. With reactions ranging from admiration to criticism, one fan said: “Considering it’s a family show. Amanda Holden

Another posted: “What’s Amanda nearly wearing?? #bgt,” Meanwhile, a third quipped: “I hope Amanda Holden is ok – she is dressed for open-heart surgery #BGT #BritainsGotTalent.”

Fans were quick to speculate on the fuss Amanda Holden’s latest BGT ensemble might cause, with one tweeting: “Wonder how many complaints there will be about Amanda’s dress tonight? #BGT.”

Another chimed in: “Cue the few complaints about Amanda’s attire.”

Back in 2020, Amanda’s choice of a plunging navy gown sparked 235 Ofcom complaints, as viewers deemed it “too revealing” for family viewing. And who could forget the 2017 scandal when her Julien MacDonald number, which set her back £11,250, caused an uproar due to its daring low cut, racking up 663 Ofcom complaints and becoming the most griped-about telly moment of the year.
Amanda has never been one to shy away from wardrobe controversy, hitting back at critics by saying they’ve got ‘too much time on their hands’. Reflecting on the past uproars during an interview last year, she shrugged off the criticism: “It’s nothing, people have too much time on their hands.”

This season has already seen Amanda turn heads in a ‘naked dress’ for the semi-finals. In a chat last month with Women’s Health magazine, while discussing her Lipsy collaboration, Amanda boasted about her luck in getting to don “wear sparkles and big old frocks”.