Amanda Holden showed off her jaw-dropping figure in a racy dress during an outing in London on Wednesday – the same day her 'dream' Netflix series, Cheat: Unfinished Business dropped on Netflix.
The Britain's Got Talent judge, 54, put on a busty display in a plunging chocolate brown latex dress, teamed with matching gloves.
Amanda elevated her height in gold heels and accessorised with matching jewellery and orange tinted sunglasses.
The presenter is swapping ITV for the global streamer for the brand new dating show, which follows eight ex-couples whose relationships were torn apart because of infidelity.
In the first episode, Amanda – who is married to Chris Hughes – admitted she doesn’t know if she’d be able to get over cheating.
Amanda was previously married to comedian Les Dennis, 71, but parted ways in 2003, following Amanda's much publicised affair with actor Neil Morrissey, 62.
Les has since forgiven Amanda for her infidelity, saying that he is 'happy that she's happy'.
MailOnline previously revealed that the cast of Amanda and co-host Paul C Brunson's new series stars a Love Island couple, a former professional footballer and exes with a 10-year history.
Rebecca Gormley and Biggs Chris, who met when they starred on Love Island in 2020, seek the help of Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda and Married At First Sight UK relationship expert Paul C. Brunson as they confront the reasons for their split head-on.
And they're not the only couple longing for closure as non-league footballer Craig and his former flame Jazz hope to recover from one of them living a double life while store manager Olivia and PT Liam have a decade worth of memories at stake.
In the show's promotional photos, Amanda commanded attention in a fiery red dress and matching stilettos ready to present at the luxury villa in Mallorca at which the series will be set.
The presenter, who has two daughters, Lexi, 19, and Hollie, 13, with Chris, told MailOnline she has always longed to present a dating series.
She said: 'It is my dream job, if I could have manifested a job… this would have been it. It is the job I have wanted my whole life and it's finally happening.'
The Heart Breakfast host added: 'A series about second chances and unfinished business. I can't wait, along with Paul, to meet and help these couples work out whether they can forgive and forget. I'm absolutely thrilled to be part of it.'
In the show's first look trailer, Amanda wowed in a see-through nude dress adorned with silver sequins as she strutted in slo-mo to the show's villa, where she warned: 'Cheating is one of the most heartbreaking betrayals of trust.'
Amanda explained: 'They will reunite here in this relationship retreat guided by expert, Paul before asking one of the couples: 'Do you think there is something worth rebuilding?'
It's the first time the Heart Breakfast presenter has fronted a dating show after she first found fame as a contestant on Blind Date when she was just 19.
On Monday, the mother-of-two appeared on The One Show to promote her new endeavour.
But just as Amanda brought the show up, presenter Alex Jones abruptly cut her off mid-interview when BBC producers warned her they were running out of time.
The TV personality teased the new reality series as an 'absolute rollercoaster' and promised viewers plenty of 'chaos'.
Alex wanted to know more about the show but told Amanda: 'I've got so many questions, but we are being told 'Move on!''
The blonde beauty laughed at the interruption, which allowed the host to divert the chat to the new BBC game show, The Inner Circle, which Amanda hosts.
'There's a BBC quiz show that you've done,' Alex started as Amanda quipped: 'Oh, the quiz show! Oh, it's because it's for the BBC! Who's upstairs asking?!'
'Yes, I've just finished filming. I was thrilled to be asked to do it, because I've never thought about doing anything like that before,' she continued.
Amanda went on to explain how the show looks at 'human nature' and winners must decide whether to share their earnings or take them for themselves.
