Amanda Holden is convinced her youngest daughter, 12 year old Hollie, is destined for stardom.
The Britain's Got Talent judge, who shares Hollie and her older sister Lexi, 18, with hubby Chris Hughes, last month had Hollie join her on the ITV show to help hit the Golden Buzzer alongside Simon Cowell's son Eric, aged 10.
Amanda, at 53, is said to see a bright future in showbiz for Hollie and hopes both her daughters will enter the entertainment world.
"Amanda has big plans for both her girls and is keen for them to follow in her footsteps and have a career in showbiz. Lexi is already doing well with her modelling but it's Hollie who Amanda thinks is going to be a big star," a source told OK! Magazine.
They continued: "Hollie is very interested in her mum's career and loves going along to things like Britain's Got Talent and has been begging Amanda to let her get involved for years. Although it was a spontaneous thing with her and Eric pressing the golden buzzer, Amanda knew it was only a matter of time before it happened."
Amanda Holden hits the beach in her New Year's Eve outfit after partying
Amanda with her lookalike daughter (Instagram/@noholdenback)
The pair pose on the red carpet (WireImage)In other news, Amanda has come out to defend her teenage daughter Lexi's choice to post bikini photos online.
The television personality is a firm believer in "body positivity" and supports her eldest daughter's decision to share pictures of herself in swimwear.
Talking to MailOnline, Amanda confirmed: "Lexi did speak to me and her dad about this. She is 18 years old now, so I feel like she's confident and we have always encouraged body positivity in our house.
"I feel like if she's ready to do that then we're all for it. She knows what could happen from doing it, but I think she should be able to do what she wants, when she wants, and at 18 that's the correct time to do it.
"I wouldn't have encouraged it before, she posted a photo last year in a bikini when she was 17 but again, that's her choice. We are happy if she is happy."
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