AMANDA Holden hit the beach in her New Year’s Eve outfit as she rang in 2023 after partying the night away.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge took to her social media to share the glam photo as she walked across the sand with shoes in hand.
Amanda, 51, dazzled in a gold frock and showed off her pins as she gazed into the distance in the New Year’s snap.
She wrote: “The morning after the night before. Can’t wait to see what 2023 brings.”
Amanda was surrounded by sea and sand, and she also shared a picture of her legs later in the day while relaxing on the beach.
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The 51-year-old is currently in Mauritius with her family and posed up with lookalike daughters Lexi, 16, and Hollie, 10, last night.
Wearing a feather trim top, Amanda wrote: “Happiest of nights to you all. Here’s to a cracking 2023 ????@luxgrandbaie photo by my love ????.”
Amanda and husband Chris have splashed out on a luxury resort to see in the New Year.
The LUX* Grand Baie is likely to set guests back at least £500 a night and is located on the island’s most coveted beach.
Amanda’s followers rushed to wish her well, and comment on the snap, with one person writing: “You all look like sisters!”
Another said: “Beautiful photo ❤️❤️ and happy new year ???? ????.”
While someone else wrote: “Three stunners.”
The trip comes just weeks after the family jetted to New York for a Christmas break.
It’s been a busy year for Amanda with her radio show, BGT and a new project with Alan Carr.
She teamed up with best pal Alan to give a makeover to a derelict house they bought under Italy’s One Euro programme.
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The scheme allows foreigners to buy a home for a single euro — 88p — to support efforts to repopulate Sicily, and the duo’s project was filmed for new BBC show Alan & Amanda’s Italian Job.
Meanwhille, Amanda has vowed to keep wearing her risqué outfits and earlier this month insisted that her family have never told her to tone it down.
She told The Sun: “My family are only ever encouraging. Lexi and Hollie see me trying on frocks all the time at home and are the ones saying: ‘Go for it, Mum. We love that and you look great.’
“Fashion is about taking risks. I encourage everyone to have a little fun and be a little daring. I’d be bored playing it safe.”
