‘Get over it! It’s everyone else who makes the fuss about them!’ Amanda Holden jokes her nipples are ‘insured and have their own management’ in hilarious interview as she speaks out on her racy outfits
- Amanda Holden says her nipples are ‘insured’ and have ‘got their own management’
- The radio host, 51, is often seen wearing skin-tight outfits while out and about and has laughed off any criticism of her nipples being visible in colder conditions
- The Britain’s Got Talent judge has laughed off any criticism of her nipples being visible in colder conditions, instructing people to: ‘Get over it!’
- Amanda has been known to attract Ofcom complaints for her racy BGT outfits
Amanda Holden says her nipples are ‘insured’ and have ‘got their own management’.
The radio host, 51, is often seen wearing skin-tight outfits while out and about and has laughed off any criticism of her nipples being visible in colder conditions, instructing people to: ‘Get over it!’
Having received comments from people on social media, the actress joked she has taken out special insurance cover for her body parts, telling The Sun: ‘Jennifer Aniston has the same problem. We’re very sensitive to weather conditions!
Special treatment: Amanda Holden, 51, says her nipples are ‘insured’ and have ‘got their own management’ after receiving comments about their visibility on social media (pictured last month)
‘But I’m just like, “Get over it”. It doesn’t seem to matter when you see boys’ nipples, so I just don’t get why it matters when you can see girls’.
Insisting she has no problem with her their visibility, she added: ‘It’s everyone else that makes the fuss about them.’
This is not the first time Amanda’s figure has caught attention – a daring £11,250 dress slashed to the navel worn by the Britain’s Got Talent host on the show in 2017 attracted 663 Ofcom complaints.
Acceptance: The radio host is often seen wearing skin-tight outfits while out and about and has laughed off any criticism of her nipples being visible in colder conditions (pictured last month)
Amanda wore the controversial gown by Julien Macdonald after admitting days earlier that she was seeking complaints, as she joked: ‘Will people be complaining to Ofcom? I hope so, I really do.’
A year earlier the final of the show saw 90 complaints regarding fellow panellist Alesha Dixon and Amanda’s dress choices sent to Ofcom – and 200 sent to ITV, although the regulator deemed them both ‘suitable’ for the show that year.
Earlier this year, Amanda insisted she would not tone down her outfits, adding that she enjoys wearing latex at the auditions and said she doesn’t think anyone should feel pressure to ‘dress for your age’.
Racy: Amanda previously insisted she will not tone down her racy Britain’s Got Talent outfits which have sparked complaints from viewers in the past (pictured in 2017)
Daring: The TV judge proclaimed she enjoys wearing latex at the auditions and said she doesn’t think anyone should feel pressure to ‘dress for your age’ (pictured in 2019)
Not letting the naysayers get to her, Amanda told the Mirror: ‘I’m thinking more rubber – I enjoyed wearing latex in the auditions, so I’m thinking more latex, more sweating in the lives.’
Amanda previously laughed off viewer complaints about her fashion choices and said that her mother Judith adored her outfits.
She said: ‘Mum said “Ooh, let them talk. You look better than girls half your age.” When my mum was 48 she wouldn’t have dared wear a mini skirt, because she’s of the era where you wouldn’t dare get your knees out if you were nearly 50. Whereas I look at Kylie and J-Lo and think, well if she’s still doing it, I’m still doing it,” she said at the time.
Amanda said: ‘I’m thinking more rubber – I enjoyed wearing latex in the auditions, so I’m thinking more latex, more sweating in the lives’ (pictured in 2020)
‘Of course, I have fun on Britain’s Got Talent – it’s the perfect opportunity to take risks. Times have changed and I don’t feel anyone should feel pressure to dress for your age. It’s all about body positivity and feeling good.’
Joking about how much attention her breasts and racy ensembles get, Amanda previously quipped that they need their own representation and will be going on Piers Morgan’s Life Stories.
She told MailOnline: ‘I am seriously thinking my girls need separate representation to me, because they are known on their own. They don’t need me, they’re going to go off and do Piers Morgan’s Life Stories on their own next year!
‘They’re going to do their own album, they’re bringing out their own autobiography – The Truth Behind The Bra!’
Confident: Amanda previously laughed off viewer complaints about her fashion choices and said that her mother Judith adored her outfits (pictured in 2019)
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