Amanda Holden and daughter Hollie attend a 'special friend's wedding' (2024)

Amanda Holden looked incredible in a floral dress as she attended a 'special friend's wedding' with lookalike daughter Hollie on Monday.

The Britain's Got Talent judge, 53, took to Instagram to share a sweet 'get ready' video with her stunning daughter, 12, as they helped each other apply makeup in their hotel room.

Amanda turned heads in the pretty dress which she teamed with towering white heels and gold jewellery.

Meanwhile Hollie coordinated with her mum in a white and blue floral minidress which she teamed with trendy white cowboy boots.

While getting ready for the wedding, the mother and daughter both wore matching pink striped pajamas as they beamed for a makeup free selfie.

Hollie was later seen applying pink blush to her mum's cheeks as the pair got glammed up for their friend Rebecca's special day.

Following the ceremony, Hollie beamed as she hugged bride Rebecca who looked sensational in a white strapless wedding gown

Amanda penned: 'The very special wedding of our friend Rebecca the epic storm made it even more fabulous xxx'.

The Heart radio presenter and her husband Chris Hughes are also proud parents of daughter Lexi, 18.

The wedding comes after Hollie and Simon Cowell's son Ericgatecrash the Britain's Got Talent auditions on Sunday.

Japanese skipping act Haribow took to the stage in the latest episode, sending the audience wild as they begged the judges to give them a golden buzzer - but all of them had already been used.

As the crowd's chants grew louder, Simon said he had 'never heard a reaction like that before' before gesturing to his son Eric, 10, to push the button.

'Okay… alright… You do it,' Simon said, as Eric and Hollie leapt to their feet and darted for the judges' bench, slamming the golden buzzer and sending Harbow through to the live semi-finals.

Simon said: 'That was my son, Amanda's daughter, egged on by the audience. We are going to see you in the finals, congratulations.'

Haribow, a group of performers from Japan all aged between 22 and 24, performed street dance while skipping on jump ropes.

The group's incredible flips and tricks won over the audience, with the cheering growing so loud the judges could barely be heard giving their feedback.

Alesha turned to her fellow judges and said 'Just keep going' amid the noise, as Bruno tried to give Haribow his opinion on their act.

But the former dancer struggled to speak over the chants of 'Push the gold', turning to the audience and telling them: 'Listen to me, we can't! We've got none left.'

'That's as good as you're gonna get,' Simon added. 'Sometimes when you watch an audition, I'm sitting here thinking "I genuinely don't know what to say".

'When it's brilliant like this, it's just… words aren't really necessary.'

The camera panned to Eric, who was flying out of his seat in excitement. 'Sorry, my son is literally going crazy right now,' Simon said.

It was at this point that Simon asked the audience if anyone thought Haribow deserved the golden buzzer resulting in more roars, before letting Eric and Hollie do the honours.

Taking to Instagram after the show, Amanda joked that she thought she was 'going to get fired' after her youngest child pressed the golden buzzer.

She wrote: 'I mean… I thought I was going to get fired as it was so unexpected my #HRH & Eric x even @simoncowell was wobbled but they have the first ever audience GOLDEN BUZZER'.