Amanda Holden makes 'lucky' admission as she's spotted at Wimbledon with model daughter

The Britain's Got Talent judge and Heart radio host was among the famous faces who descended on SW19 to watch the tennis action

Amanda Holden (right) with her teenage daughter Lexi Hughes at Wimbledon(Image: Amanda Holden Instagram)

Amanda Holden has told fans she's 'lucky' as she was spotted at Wimbledon alongside her lookalike model daughter.

The Britain's Got Talent judge and Heart radio host was among the famous faces who descended on SW19 on Tuesday (July 8) and was joined by her eldest daughter, Lexi Hughes, for the occasion.

Amanda, 54, looked as glamorous as ever as she brought a dash more sunshine to the event in a lemon maxi dress, featuring a high neck and capped sleeves as well as a full skirt.

Meanwhile, 19-year-old Lexi opted for a clean white linen co-ord, consisting of a cropped sleeveless blazer and high-waisted flared trousers.

She was seen taking a seat in the stands on Centre Court and shared pictures with her millions of followers on Instagram. Alongside a picture of her and Lexi smiling for the camera, she said: "Centre court can't wait for this afternoon's play we feel so lucky @Lexi.Hughes."

Amanda shared updates from her and Lexi's Wimbledon trip(Image: Amanda Holden Instagram)

She also shared a video in which she and Lexi were spotted in the stands, supporting the tennis action. "Spotted," she captioned the clip alongside a crying laughing emoji.

Other famous faces making their way to Wimbledon was actor Sir Ian McKellen, who starred as Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings, who watched Aryna Sabalenka battle back to reach the women’s semi-finals before taking in Cameron Norrie’s quarter-final defeat to defending men’s champion Carlos Alcaraz.

The 86-year-old was joined in the Royal Box by fellow thespians Sir Mark Rylance, Sienna Miller, Jodie Foster and Richard E. Grant, singer Katherine Jenkins and coffee magnate Giuseppe Lavazza.

Wolf Hall actor Sir Mark was wearing a tan suit and tie as he arrived at the tennis tournament.

Former cricketer David Gower was among those representing the world of sport, while Scotland and Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay and Arsenal duo Bukayo Saka and Jurrien Timber enjoyed the action from less exclusive seats.

Welsh singer Katherine Jenkins arrived at the tournament wearing a pink summer dress while holding hands with her husband, the American filmmaker and artist Andrew Levitas.

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Amanda Holden makes 'lucky' admission as she's spotted at Wimbledon with model daughter

The Britain's Got Talent judge and Heart radio host was among the famous faces who descended on SW19 to watch the tennis action

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