Amanda Holden flashes her taut midriff in a bra top while Alesha Dixon stuns in a leggy trench coat dress as they join Britain's Got Talent co-stars

Amanda Holden flashed her taut midriff as she joined leggy Alesha Dixon and their Britain's Got Talent co-stars at a photocall for the upcoming series on Thursday. 

The judge, 54, wore a black bra top with a smart blazer, which she left open, and matching trousers. 

Amanda topped off her stylish look with a statement gold necklace and a pair of classic stiletto heels. 

Alesha, 47, opted for a double breasted trench coat dress with a black bandeau layered underneath, with heels.

They were joined by their fellow judges Simon Cowell and KSI, as well as the show's hosts Ant and Dec.

KSI will be joining the panel to replace Bruno Mars who stepped down from the position at the end of 2025.

Britain's Got Talent's return date was finally been announced by ITV on Thursday - and it's good news for reality TV fans, as it is just days away.

The popular talent show, which has been making audiences gasp and cringe since 2007, will hit our screens again on Saturday, 21 February. 

To put its popularity into context, despite the show being around for almost 20 years, it still has average viewership numbers of between five and seven million. 

Needless to say, veteran presenters Ant and Dec will be back to lend their unique brand of comedy to the show - and keep hopefuls both calm and entertained backstage as they make their bids to impress the judges. 

As has always been the case, the show's main prize is a chance to perform at the Royal Variety Show. 

The winner will also win a whopping £250,000 cash prize - an amount that has admittedly fluctuated since the show began in 2007.

Back then, the winner received £100,000 before the prize was increased to half a million in 2012. 

This mega prize pot, however, wasn't around for long and in 2013, producers settled on the current £250,000 prize.  

In 2025, the second-ever magician to win the show, Harry Moulding, won the show and the all-important cash prize and chance to perform at the Royal Variety Show. 

This would have undoubtedly been a real throwback for fans as it has been a decade since the show had its first winning magician, Richard Jones, in 2015, who also blew the competition out of the water with his impressive tricks. 

The show's return will also look slightly different this year after Bruno Mars stepped down from the judging panel at the end of 2025.

An insider said that it was a 'tough' decision for Bruno to leave the show because he has been friends with Simon for decades.