Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden delighted fans after she posted a cute picture of her rarely seen husband Chris Hughes as a tribute to Father's Day.
The post shows Chris, who works as a record producer, posing alongside the couple's two daughters Hollie and Lexi. The TV personality, 53, captioned the post: "Happy Father's Day to the best daddy in the world." And she didn't forget to pay tribute to her own father Frank as she also wrote: "Happy Father's Day to the other best daddy in the world."
Amanda regularly posts pictures of herself either soaking up the sun while on holiday or out and about in the UK, but ones of her husband are few and far between. The couple first met in 2003 and soon became friends. But it wasn't until a year later, they realised they had developed a romantic connection and started dating. The pair married in 2008 and held their nuptials at the lavish Babington House.
Amanda Holden braves the cold on a family outing with her husband Chris Hughes (INSTAGRAM)
Amanda Holden married Chris in 2008 at a ceremony in Babington House (noholdenback/Instagram)Sharing the secret behind a successful marriage, she previously told OK! magazine: "The main secret behind a successful marriage is to have a bloody good sense of humour! Plus, I really fancy Chris. We’ll be eating dinner in a restaurant, he’ll go to the loo, then I’ll look up and catch a glimpse of a man and think he’s fit! Then I’ll realise, 'Gosh, that’s my husband!' I still fancy him."
She continued: "Also, Chris challenges me and I challenge him – that’s another secret to a good marriage." And while Amanda happily speaks about her enviable union with Chris, she hasn't always been as lucky in love - and her doomed marriage to former TV presenter Les Dennis was a prime example of this. The TV star married Les, who was best known for hosting quiz show Family Fortunes, in 1995. But she ended up having an affair with Men Behaving Badly actor Neil Morrissey.
Amanda Holden hits the beach in her New Year's Eve outfit after partying
Amanda was only 22 when she tied the knot with Les, who is 18 older than her. They were married for eight years until her affair came to light, ending their relationship. Speaking about the breakdown of her relationship, she previously told the Daily Mail: "I brought it on myself, I appreciate that, but nothing will ever be as bad again. It was a very dark time. It got to the point where I felt I could hardly breathe. Les proved to be my saviour. Ironically. So the person I'd hurt the most in the world was the one who was there for me."
She had said in the past that she believes women have affairs for a reason. She once told Good Housekeeping magazine: "I don't believe women have affairs for no reason. Neil rightly or wrongly got loads of stick. I feel like it was my fault - I was the one who was married." She continued: "I want to change the general perception of him, as he was very caring and very loving and very worried about me because I lost so much weight. He used to cook for me and look after me and babysit the dogs." In 2014, Neil finally apologised to Les for the affair with Amanda.
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