Amanda Holden showcased her incredible physique in a skimpy black bikini as she celebrated turning 54 with a sizzling sun-soaked photoshoot. 

The Britain’s Got Talent judge looked stunning as she slipped into a stylish triangle bikini top, which she paired with matching skimpy bottoms.

Amanda made sure all eyes were on her during this steamy birthday shoot, as she showed off her gym-honed frame for the camera

Her blonde tresses were styled in a voluminous blowout, and she accessorised with a stack of gold bracelets and ombre sunglasses.

Amanda’s birthday coincided with the return of the brand-new series of Britain’s Got Talent, as the judges audition a new batch of hopefuls.

The Heart FM star has been part of the judging panel since the show began in 2007, and she shows no sign of slowing down.

Amanda Holden showcased her incredible physique in a skimpy black bikini as she celebrated turning 54 with a sizzling photoshoot

The Britain’s Got Talent judge looked stunning as she slipped into a stylish triangle bikini top paired with matching bottoms

Currently busier than ever, Amanda is balancing BGT with her daily Heart Breakfast show, along with her successful double act with Alan Carr.

Together, they’ve filmed three series of their Property Job show and co-hosted the Royal Variety Performance last year.  

But, a recent change to the BGT format means Amanda’s schedule is even more packed.

The show will now run for an impressive four months, with new episodes airing weekly. 

This shift has replaced the traditional semi-final format, and the judges now watch on Saturdays, much like Strictly Come Dancing, rather than consecutive nights. 

As a result, Amanda and her fellow judges – Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon, and Bruno Tonioli – have had to sacrifice their Saturday plans to fully commit to the show. 

It comes after the star landed herself in hot water with BBC bosses for appearing in a video to promote her appearance on rival channel QVC, all while wearing the same ‘Handy Mandy’ outfit from her and Alan’s renovation series.

The presenter posted the 30-second clip on her Instagram page on February 3 saying she would be on the shopping channel later that day to plug new products from her interior design range, BundleBerry. 

Known for her bold fashion choices and love of the sun, Amanda made sure all eyes were on her during this steamy birthday photoshoot

Her blonde tresses were styled in a voluminous blowout, and she accessorised with a stack of gold bracelets and ombre sunglasses, striking sultry poses for the camera

Amanda’s birthday coincided with the launch of the brand-new series of Britain’s Got Talent

It comes after the star landed herself in hot water with BBC bosses for appearing in a video to promote her appearance on rival channel QVC, all while wearing the same ‘Handy Mandy’ outfit from her and Alan’s renovation series 

Armed with a toolbox and drill, she measures walls and hangs mirrors – mimicking the DIY jobs from the series – to the music from 80s show The A Team 

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Amanda Holden angers BBC bosses after breaching commercial guidelines with advert for her own interior design range

Armed with a toolbox and drill, she measures walls and hangs mirrors – mimicking the DIY jobs from the series – to the music from 80s show The A Team. 

Her BBC co-star Alan, commented on the video: ‘I recognise that boilersuit.’  

But Amanda was forced to remove the post on Friday by BBC bosses because it breaches the corporation’s commercial guidelines.

It is understood the presenter was ‘spoken to’ as a result of rules which forbid presenters from appearing in adverts linked to their TV roles.

The latest edition of the corporation’s rules state: ‘Actors and artists who perform in BBC output should not appear in promotional work, including advertisements, in a way which mimics or replicates their on-air roles for the BBC.’ 

Amanda – who launched her BundleBerry range in 2017 – labelled the post as an ‘ad’.

A BBC spokesman told The Mail on Sunday: ‘Amanda has removed her post and has been reminded of her responsibilities, as a BBC presenter, when using social media.’