Amanda Holden commands attention in a brown leather dress and cream coat as leaves Heart FM

She’s known for her stylish displays during her daily trips to work.

And Amanda Holden looked sensational on Tuesday as she made a showstopping exit from her duties at Heat FM at London’s Global Studios. 

The broadcaster, 49, commanded attention in a plunging brown leather wrap dress and a long cream coat which was draped over her shoulders. 

Amanda was full of confidence as she strutted down the street in her stylish ensemble, which also consisted of a pair of slouchy cream boots which matched her coat.

Amanda’s chic dress featured a belt detail which cinched her in perfectly at the waist, with the star adding a cream jumper underneath.

Rounding off her eye-catching look, the Britain’s Got Talent judge added a brown crocodile print handbag and a pair of tortoiseshell sunglasses. 

The TV and radio personality who left her blonde tresses loose for the day, appeared in great spirits as she made her way through the capital following her radio duties.

Last month it was reported Amanda and her BGT judge Alesha Dixon have allegedly been drawn into a gender pay gap dispute as Simon Cowell and David Walliams are paid more than double their salary. 

The pair are said to be unhappy with the fact they earn so much less even though they take on the same role, with a source telling MailOnline it is ‘shocking’ that this is the case.

An industry source hit out: ‘In 2020 all judges should be on equal pay. After 14 years of service by Amanda and 8 years of service by Alesha it’s shocking that both girls are paid less than David. Why, because he’s a man?’

According to a report from The Sun, Amanda -who took on the role of Head Judge in Simon’s absence during the recent series, earns around £700,000 while Alesha is said to make £450,000. 

Meanwhile, it was alleged that David re-negotiated his contract for the show and is now earning more than £1.5 million for his appearance. 

Simon, who helped create the show, is reportedly being paid a staggering £2.5 million for his part on the show, though Ashley Banjo took over his seat for the most recent series following his back injury.

A source speaking to the publication claimed that Simon was unaware his wage was so much higher than his fellow judges, but that everyone feels he ‘deserves’ the fee.  

MailOnline has contacted representatives for Amanda, Alesha, Simon, and David for comment, and has also approached Britain’s Got Talent spokespeople.