April 28, 2021

Amanda Holden Left Mortified Live On Air After Snoring Stitch Up

Amanda Holden was left red-faced on Wednesday when her husband teamed up with her radio co-host, after she’d caused him a sleepless night.
Amanda Holden Left Mortified Live On Air After Snoring Stitch Up

Chris Hughes got his own back on the Britain’s Got Talent judge after her snoring kept him awake on Tuesday night.

Chris, who has been married to Amanda for 13 years, took a recording of Mandy’s nocturnal noises and sent it to her Heart Radio breakfast show co-presenter Jamie Theakston.Amanda was stunned when Jamie revealed Chris had been in touch on Wednesday morning, reading out a message on air.
He said: “He has messaged me on the show this morning. You wanna hear this? ’Hey JT, another sleepless night…crying emoji.′
“It’s a voice note, which I’d like to play for you now. It’s got a time on it, it was timed at 2:36am this morning.”Ever wondered what @AmandaHolden sounds like in bed…? 👀🤣 pic.twitter.com/AWFq3I0NhV— Heart (@thisisheart) April 28, 2021After playing the clip, Amanda could not believe it was a recording of her, as Jamie commented: “Do you ever wonder what Amanda Holden sounds like in bed folks?”
“Oh my god, I’m gonna kill him!” Amanda said. “I’ve got a cold, I never snore!
“He’s a terrible snorer, he’s got his revenge!”
Jamie teased: “You don’t have any rhinos or hippos at home at all?”It’s far from the first time Amanda has been embarrassed on air by one of her family members.
In 2019, Amanda’s youngest daughter Hollie revealed her mum’s apparent penchant for getting naked around the house.
Asked what she found most embarrassing about having Amanda as her mum, she replied: “She goes naked all round the house,” prompting a gasp from Amanda and a few “oh dear”s from Jamie.
Sticking up for herself, Amanda protested: “I like to feel free, what can I say?”
Tune in to Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden weekdays from 6.30-10am.READ MORE:Amanda Holden Lands Eurovision Role And We've Officially Hit Peak CampAmanda Holden's Face Is A Picture As She Falls Victim To Mortifying April Fool's PrankSimon Cowell Hilariously Trolls Amanda Holden With The Cheekiest 50th Birthday Present

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