The Britain's Got Talent star has put more than 500 items on Reliked
Popular Britain’s Got Talent presenter Amanda Holden is selling off her old clothes online for as little as £13. The style icon’s gear is on website Reliked and there are currently 586 items for sale - although you might have to breathe in before trying some of them on!
On Reliked it says: “Amanda Holden is an English Actress, TV Personality and Radio Presenter. She is best known for being a judge on ITV ’s talent show, Britain’s Got Talent. Amanda has graced our screens as a BGT judge since the show started in 2007. It’s no surprise that she’s amassed a huge social media following, with over 1M Instagram followers eager to see her fabulous outfits and funny videos.
Theo’s Hope provides mums who have suffered stillbirths with some support and a bereavement counsellor, with Amanda previously stating: “Our son was called Theo and we are setting up a fund called Theo’s Hope. We want to raise money for a bereavement counsellor at the centre. I had so many people to talk to, talking to somebody is absolutely paramount.”
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