She was recently mocked on live TV when Eurovision host Hannah Waddingham made a joke at her expense.
Yet Amanda Holden seemed unfazed by the events as she made an animated departure from the Heart FM studios in London on Thursday.
The presenter, 52, ensured all eyes would be on her as she stepped out in a striking red ensemble that complemented her tanned complexion.
Amanda dazzled in a £230 Self Portrait blouse that featured billowing sleeves with quirky hooped hems.
She teamed the garment with a £99 striped red and purple Karen Millen mini skirt that grazed her tanned and toned thighs.
Moving on: Amanda Holden seemed unfazed by being mocked on Eurovision as she made an animated departure from the Heart FM studios in London on Thursday
Continuing with the colour blocking theme, Amanda toted a small scarlet clutch bag while cherry red heels gave her frame a boost.
She completed the look with a pair of ombre tinted sunglasses and styling her glossy golden locks in loose waves.
Following on behind was Amanda’s husband Chris Hughes, who let his wife have her moment in front of the waiting cameras.
It comes after Amanda had a cheeky dig made at her expense by Hannah Waddingham when the actress presented the first Eurovision semi-final.
Hannah was branded the standout host of Tuesday’s show as she delighted fans with her wit and hidden talents.
She joined forces with Alesha Dixon and Ukranian singer Julia Sanina to present the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest.
The Ted Lasso star, 48, left viewers in hysterics when she made a cheeky dig at Amanda – who awarded points on behalf of the United Kingdom during the 2021 ceremony.
Amanda came under fire at the time for making an awkward joke while presenting, quipping she didn’t know the difference between between French and Dutch, with shocked viewers branding her ‘arrogant’.
Hannah appeared to reference the blunder as she took on presenting duties, explaining the voting rules for the semi-final in perfect French before saying pointedly: ‘You see Europe, some of us Brits do bother to learn another language.’
Dressed to impress: The presenter, 52, ensured all eyes would be on her as she stepped out in a striking red ensemble that complemented her tanned complexion
Radiant in red: Amanda dazzled in a £230 Self Portrait blouse that featured billowing sleeves with quirky hooped hems
Leggy lady: Continuing with the colour blocking theme, Amanda toted a small scarlet clutch bag while cherry red heels gave her frame a boost
Supportive: Following on behind was Amanda’s husband Chris Hughes, who let his wife have her moment in front of the waiting cameras
Here come the boys: Behind Chris was singer James Arthur who had appeared on the show
Pretty in prints: Ashley Roberts cut a chic figure in a navy patterned jumpsuit that she paired with white stiletto heels and reflective blue sunglasses
Viewers were quick to pick up on the slight, penning on Twitter: ”Hannah Waddingham throwing Amanda Holden under Le bus, quality shade #Eurovision’;
‘Hannah Waddingham’s French somewhat making up for the existence of Amanda Holden. Amazing start, Liverpool. #Eurovision2023’; ‘HANNAH WADDINGHAM SHADING AMANDA HOLDEN.
‘Hannah Waddingham throwing shade at Amanda Holden already?! I love her so much!!!! #Eurovision’
‘I’m still laughing at Hannah throwing Amanda Holden under the bus. #Eurovision #Eurovision2023’; ‘Hannah shading Amanda Holden, you love to see it #eurovision.’
The Eurovision semi-finals will take place across two days and feature an array of performances, including from Eurovision legends and Ukrainian and British stars.
For the first time in the UK’s Eurovision Song Contest history, both semi-finals are being presented live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
Radio DJs Scott Mills and Rylan will bring UK audiences their colourful commentary, while Alesha, Julia and Hannah host the semi-final at the M&S Bank Arena.
The next semi-final will take place on Thursday (11 May) ahead of the Grand Final on Saturday (13 May).
Cheeky: It comes after Amanda had a cheeky dig made at her expense by Hannah Waddingham when the actress presented the first Eurovision semi-final
