Amanda Holden flashes her ample cleavage in stylish pink corset dress as she joins her fellow Britain's Got Talent judges at Blackpool auditions

Amanda Holden braved the cold as she flashed her ample cleavage in a pale pink dress ahead of Britain's Got Talent auditions on Saturday. 

The judge, 53, showcased her incredible figure in a low cut pink corset dress and white heels as she joined her fellow judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and Bruno Tonioli at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool.

Auditions for the ITV talent show were cancelled back in October in the wake of the shock death of Liam Payne earlier that month aged 31, after he fell from a third-floor hotel balcony in Argentina.

And now almost three months after the postponement, work on the show is back underway as the foursome greeted eager fans. 

Meanwhile the other judges dressed slightly more weather appropriately as they wrapped up in their winter coats. 

Alesha, 46, kept it casual as she opted for a green bomber jacket, wide-legged denim jeans and white trainers. 

Simon also wrapped up in a black padded jacket and brown scarf as he waved to fans from beneath his stylish black sunglasses. 

As they posed for a group snap, Bruno also smiled in his Aviator shades as he opted for beige chinos, a black cardigan and black winter coat.

The shows hosts Ant and Dec were also snapped on the carpet as they greeted fans ahead of the auditions. 

The show returns this spring and will be airing every Saturday night, with YouTube star KSI will also make a guest appearance on the show.

Earlier this week Amanda shared a huge spoiler for the upcoming new series.

The TV star spoke on her Heart Breakfast show on Wednesday morning with Jason King where she gave an insight into what viewers can expect. 

She has been filming auditions in Blackpool this week - which she has now said included a pole dancing seagull and a man who dedicated an entire song to Bruno while sitting on a giant rooster.

Amanda said on the radio show: 'It's BGT time. We're doing the auditions in Blackpool and I'm all over the place. I'm doing Heart, I'm doing Blackpool, I'm doing everything!

'And yesterday, I mean it is a spoiler alert, I don't know how much the producers care or if they're even up listening. But yesterday we have never had so many birds on stage. 

'Before you write in, I am going to say we had a pole dancing seagull, we had a man who played rubber chickens, and we had a man who dedicated an entire song to Bruno while sitting on a giant rooster. 

'You can imagine where that story went…it was quite late at night. I say rooster, you do the math.

She added: 'It was one of those days where you go ‘there is nowhere else on earth that you get entertainment like this!'

The show's auditions were postponed following Liam's death in October, in a statement following his passing a spokesman for the programme's producer, Freemantle UK, said: 'Due to the tragic passing of Liam Payne, we have decided to postpone the Britain's Got Talent auditions. 

'Our thoughts are with Liam's friends, family and all who loved him.' 

Simon had decided last minute to call off the auditions in Blackpool as he discovered the shocking news.

Following Liam's passing, a 'devastated' Simon paid a heartfelt tribute to the 'kind, funny and talented' One Direction star, who 'never forgot the fans'.

Taking to Instagram, he wrote: 'You never really know how you feel about someone until a moment like this happens. 

'Liam, I am truly devastated. Heartbroken. And I feel empty. And I want you to know how much love and respect I have for you. Every tear I have shed is a memory of you.

'This is so difficult to put in words right now. I went outside today, and I thought about so many times we had together. 

'I wanted to let you know what I would always say to the thousands of people who would always ask me. What is Liam like? And I would tell them you were kind, funny, sweet, thoughtful, talented, humble, focused. And how much you loved music. And how much love you genuinely had for the fans.

'I had to tell you when you were 14 that this wasn't your time. And we both made a promise that we would meet again. A lot of people would have given up. You didn't. You came back and within months the whole world knew Liam. 

'And you never forgot the fans. I watched you spending so much time with people who had wanted to meet you. You really cared.

'You came to see me last year. Not for a meeting. Just to sit and talk. And we reminisced about all of the fun times we had together. And how proud you were to be a Dad. After you left, I was reminded that you were still the sweet, kind boy I met all of those years ago.'

He continued: 'I have met your son, Bear. He has your smile and that twinkle in his eyes you have. And he will be so proud of everything you achieved. And how you achieved it.

'I always thought of the 5 of you in the band as brothers. And reading their messages today I believe you were.

'And now Liam, I can see the effect you had on so many people. Because you left us too soon.

'Rest in peace my friend. And I am sending my love, thoughts and prayers to your family. Simon X'

It comes after Britain's Got Talent made a huge change to the audition process. 

Show bosses pulled the plug on hosting the auditions in the London Palladium and they will now all be held in Blackpool instead.

According to The Sun, bosses decided to change the location because they found the atmosphere in the seaside town to be so enthusiastic for the show.

A source said: 'BGT is a show that hangs on the audience and how they react — and basically the crowd in Blackpool are absolutely brilliant.

'The Palladium is such an iconic venue but if you compare the shows in Blackpool to the ones they have filmed in London, the audience is way more up for it there. 

'Boss Simon Cowell has given the green light to the move and just wants the show to be the best it can be.'

The insider added judge Amanda Holden may not be happy with the change, as she works five days a week in London and will have to commute.