Amanda Holden puts on a stylish display in a figure-hugging periwinkle mini dress as she leaves the Heart FM radio studios

She is known for effortlessly putting on glamorous displays on her way to and from work every day on Heart FM radio.

And Amanda Holden, 52, was at it again on Wednesday as she stunned in a chic periwinkle mini dress and killer heels.

The figure-hugging number showed off every inch of Amanda’s enviable figure as she walked down the street.

The beauty paired her look with gold heels and she tied a gold belt chain around her waist.

To accessorize, she shielded her eyes with black sunglasses and carried a clear clutch bag.

It comes after Amanda’s ‘brutal’ confession about why she ended her relationship with ex-husband Les Dennis has resurfaced.

In 1993, Amanda – then 22 – fell in love with the Family Fortunes presenter, then 40, when they both starred in a production of The Sound Of Music.

They married two years later, but things came to an abrupt end when it was revealed that Amanda had an affair with her Shakespeare co-star Neil Morrissey in 2000 – something she later insisted was ‘just about sex’.

In resurfaced quotes from Amanda, now 52, ​​at the time of the split, she said she was “very broody” and that she could have several children in the coming years.

The presenter explained: ‘I really want children but I didn’t want to have them with Les. That’s a terribly cruel thing to say, but when you do, you know you have to move on.”

She further admitted that it was she who ultimately suggested divorce to Dennis and later spoke about her affair in the spotlight.

She said: ‘I found the fall from grace incredibly difficult to deal with. I can’t bear not being liked. Then I had an affair and overnight I turned into a horrible person.

“There are no hard feelings with Les. I wish him the best, but we have both moved on. I don’t believe women have affairs for no reason. Women don’t look for sex – we look for love and affirmation.’

Dennis became the first star to be launched from Strictly Come Dancing on Sunday night.

The TV personality, 69 – who left the show with his professional partner Nancy Xu – recently made a surprising confession about his former love following their troubled past.

He recently said in The Sunday Times that he was over the events and was happy for her in her new life.

He said: ‘Amanda was in the paper recently and said nice things about me. That was very kind of her. Perhaps over time she has been able to look back and see things differently.

‘We don’t have contact, but I’m glad she’s happy. I can watch Britain’s Got Talent without getting angry. Honestly, it’s like I’m looking at another person, someone I’ve never met. All the pain that happened has been healed.”

Dennis – who is now married to his third wife Claire Nicholson – even pondered the prospect of Amanda playing herself in the film of his life.

During the White Wine Question Time podcast, Dennis opened up about the idea of ​​a hypothetical biopic by saying, “I guess Amanda should be there.

“It’s a huge chapter in my life, and I have no idea who to play that role.”

Speaking about the break-up afterwards, Ms Holden said: ‘It was my own doing, I appreciate that, but nothing will ever be this bad again. It was a very dark time. It got to the point where I felt like I could barely breathe.”

She later said, “In some ways I’ve always admired him for the way he doesn’t try to hide his real emotions. He’s honest about how he feels…

‘My problem is that I’m a people pleaser. I may feel down, but I’ll always put on a happy face for the rest of the world… And I’m ruled by my heart, not my head.

‘I’ve always been that way and that gets me into trouble. I’m not an enigma. All my life I wished I could be mysterious.

‘But I’m not. I don’t know what it is about me, but people have always noticed the slightest comment or something insignificant I’ve done, and suddenly I’m in the papers again.’

In 2014, Morrissey finally apologized to game show host Dennis for the affair he had with his then-wife Mrs. Holden. The star, who has previously said he has not apologized to Dennis, admitted as much on Piers Morgan’s Life Stories.

He said: ‘I feel sorry for the way the situation was handled and I feel sorry for how emotional Les seemed to become. It was very difficult for him and I’m sorry for that.’

His comment came after Morgan asked him if he had ever apologized to Dennis, to which he replied: “No, I haven’t. I’m not sure what there are excuses for. I don’t know what the whole situation was like, to be honest with everyone.’