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Amanda Holden, a judge for Britain’s Got Talent, unintentionally flashed her electrician. The actress claimed she had no idea what the time-lapse camera was doing in the garden.

Amanda Holden was mortified after realising she accidentally flashed her electrician. The Britain’s Got Talent judge opened up about the horrifying moment to Heart Breakfast co-host Jamie Theakston this morning as she admitted she had ‘no idea’ everything she was doing was on a time-lapse camera.

The 54-year-old woman decided to install a time-lapse camera in her backyard as a “fun” idea as her garden is being worked on over the summer. The electrician said to her, “Oh well, I’ll have to look at what we’re doing because all the angles are right on that.”

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The electrician mentioned to Amanda that the camera has been “always on fire in the back garden” for the past few days during a conversation.

She told co-host Jamie, “No word of a lie, I have definitely been naked, and then for a joke, I was sorting something out in the garden when my husband waved at me from the bedroom window, and I flashed my boobs at him.”

She responded, “Because I thought this was funny! ” when Jamie inquired about what was wrong with her. And I yelled “woo-hoo!” before Jamie realized it was all time-lapse footage, “like that,”

She continued, “I had no idea! I had no idea it was up because it was all stuck to a black drainpipe and the camera was black, and Andy will soon be reviewing the footage, so I need to get rid of it.

Jamie jokingly asked, “And can you access this footage on the phone? ” “So it’s all automatically uploaded to the cloud.” “Asking for a friend”

Last month, Amanda ignored any Ofcom complaints by appearing to be naked live on air. The BGT judge’s outfit on the ITV talent show’s finale was criticised by some viewers, but she was clearly unfazed.

On Heart FM’s Breakfast Show’s live stream, she appeared completely naked and cast off any objections. Even her co-host Jamie did a double take as a result of her appearance.

“Good morning, Mr. Theakston,” You think I look naked this morning after I just caught myself on camera at 6:30 am? “Sat behind me here” she inquired.

Jamie retorted, “You are wearing clothes, aren’t you,” and he seemed to stumble. His pal and co-host were both puzzled by his comments. She nodded her head and said, “I just looked and went, What? ” Have I forgotten to sew my clothes?

The star appeared to have no clothes on and only have a chunky pearl necklace visible because of the camera’s angle. She was photographed outside of the London studios while also sporting a pale pink strapless dress.

*Watch Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden on Global Player and from 06:30 to 10:00 on weekdays in the UK.

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