Fans Thirst Over Amanda Holden Channeling Her Inner Firefighter

Amanda Holden is sending fans into a frenzy with her latest outfit!

The beloved British television personality rose to fame in the late 1990s after appearing on the popular television show "Blind Date" and has since become a household name. Her love for bold and glamorous outfits has earned her a reputation in fashion. Recently, she channeled her comedic and stylish side in a fun video that caused a buzz on social media.

On Thursday, the actress took to TikTok to share a comical new video of herself dressed up as a firefighter. The 52-year-old donned a full protective suit, including gloves and a fluorescent yellow helmet, before sauntering over to a group of actual firefighters. At the same time, Lizzy McAlpine's song "Ceilings" played in the background, adding to the playful tone of the video.

Next, the "Britain's Got Talent" judge, who sported a full face of makeup, grabbed hold of a powerful water hose and aimed it at a tall tower, which fortunately was not on fire. As she unleashed a jet of water, her caramel-colored tresses fluttered in the wind.

The singer's followers were delighted by the amusing and flirtatious clip, and many of them took to the comments section to express their admiration for the talented TV star. One person wrote, "You can rescue me any time of the week," while another joked, "I never thought I'd find myself wishing my house would catch fire 😂👌😍😍😍."

A fan gushed, "You rock any outfit 💜👑💜." This user created a nickname for the "Thief Takers" guest star, calling her "@Leeha&Lauren 🪐 fireman-dy pandy unlocked." While others thought her walk was sexy, this person found it funny enough to ask, "Amanda, why was you walking like that 🤣🤣🤣 the uniform suits you though xx."

Some of her followers got cheeky with comments filled with naughty innuendos, like those who wrote, "Lol say the lads loved your hose holding skills. Amanda holdz them well 😂😂," "She definitely Noe's how to handle a big hose pipe," and "Amanda Holden anytime can hold my hose pipe."

Others thirsted for the blonde bombshell, like this user who expressed their want for her fire fighting services by writing, "Damn I'm on 🔥🔥🔥🔥 please come and put me out 😂 looking good Amanda 🥰🥰." Another fan also pointed out, "All the women can go crazy for firefighters, but this is the one that I want 😍🥰🥰🥰."

These fans stuck to complimenting the "Goodness Gracious Me" guest actress by describing her as "a natural!! 🚒," and an "Icon 🔥." While some encouraged her by commenting things like, "You go, girl!! 💪," and "Damn you, slayyyy girl."  

The "Pudsey the Dog: The Movie" voice actor is known for her versatile career in singing and acting and is making a bold move in her entertainment profession. Stepping away from her judging duties on "Britain's Got Talent," Holden is set to host an X-Rated docuseries that offers an insightful narrative on the history of sex.

According to The Blast, the new series set to air on Sky has been described as "Horrible Histories for grown-ups." Fans are expected to witness her exciting transition to documentary presenting, which may not be unexpected for those who follow her closely.

She gave her numerous supporters a sneak peek of the upcoming production on her Instagram, building anticipation for what's to come. In one picture, she appeared as the legendary Cleopatra; in another, she embodied the unforgettable movie icon Marilyn Monroe.

The filming of her upcoming Sky series caused her to be notably absent from 2022's National Television Awards. The "Heart Breakfast" co-host told Daily Mail, "I've just started filming a brand new series for Sky, which is going to be a lot of fun, and it may be slightly controversial."

As reported by The Sun, an inside source shared details about the upcoming docuseries and described it as a blend of "facts, information, and educational moments" infused with Holden's flair.

The source elaborated on the production's narrative, emphasizing, "This generation thinks it's at the forefront of sexual exploration, but we know nothing compared to the Romans or even the Regency period."