Amanda Holden has joked about the criticism she received from Andrew Tate, pointing out that she has reached an age where she no longer worries about what other people think of her
Amanda Holden has “broken” her silence about his review Andrew Tate for her sexy photos and revealed that despite the temptation, she refused to reciprocate.
In July, the 52-year-old presenter “uploaded” to social media a sexy photo of herself in a bikini and was followed by a rude reaction from the “toxic” influencer, Andrew Tate.
Responding to Amanda’s tweet and using her photo, Andrew Tate wrote: “You’re a wife and a mother and you’re well past puberty. There is no need for this post.”
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In an interview with The Telegraph newspaper, the TV and radio star, who is a mother-of-two and married to Chris Hughes, said: ‘Honestly, I’ve had another photo of me in a bikini with just a close-up of my bottom. my…
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I was actually tempted to answer him, but then I thought it wasn’t worth it to continue, to give him… oxygen.’ Elsewhere in the interview, Amanda insisted she’s not going to change her style, despite being criticized for her sexy looks in the past. “I dress for myself and not for others,” the well-known presenter said, among other things.
Amanda Holden has joked about the criticism she received from Andrew Tate, pointing out that she has reached an age where she no longer worries about what others think of her.
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The 52-year-old presenter will team up with historian Dan Jones on the Sky History series, which explores sexual attitudes through the ages. The series will use archival footage and dramatic re-enactment, with Amanda and Dan taking the lead roles, to shine a light on humanity’s best and unknown sex stories.
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Speaking about the series, Amanda said: “Our generation knows nothing about sex compared to our ancestors. Oh my gosh, it really opened my eyes and I laughed a lot during the filming of this brilliant new series. Although perhaps shocking at times, ”Sex: A Bonkers History” is a truly fascinating and intellectual look at the last 2,500 years of our sexual history.”
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