Amanda Holden looks every inch the business woman in a black power suit after making ‘more than £1million in a year from her homeware range’
She is said to have raked in more than £1million in one year from her sell-out homeware range.
And Amanda Holden looked like she meant business as she strutted into Global Studios in a snowy London on Tuesday in a black power suit.
The presenter, 49, perfectly co-ordinated the suit with a navy blouse, stilettos and a tailored coat which she draped over her shoulders.
Turning heads: Amanda Holden looked like she meant business as she strutted into Global Studios in a snowy London on Tuesday in a black power suit
Amanda accessorised her stylish ensemble with tortoise shell sunglasses and a chic bag.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge appeared in high spirits as she arrived to present her Heart Radio Breakfast Show.
Earlier this week it was reported Amanda has made more than £1million in a year from selling her homeware range on TV shopping channel QVC.
Chic: The presenter, 49, perfectly co-ordinated the suit with a navy blouse, stilettos and a tailored coat which she draped over her shoulders
Fashion maven: Amanda accessorised her stylish ensemble with tortoise shell sunglasses and a chic bag
Millionaire walk: The Britain’s Got Talent judge appeared in high spirits as she arrived to present her Heart Radio Breakfast Show
A source told The Sun: ‘Amanda has the magic touch when it comes to her homeware range and she’s proved to be a sell-out hit.
‘She launched Bumbleberry in 2017 and last year made over £1.1million from the brand.
‘Amanda also managed to sell out her whole range in just 45 minutes when she appeared on QVC for a special episode last year and there is no doubt her new Spring/Summer collection will do the same.’
The mother-of-two is thought to be launching her new range this week, with QVC set for it to become an instant hit.
MailOnline has contacted Amanda’s representative for a comment.
Money, money, money: Earlier this week it was reported Amanda has made more than £1million in a year from selling her homeware range on TV shopping channel QVC
Wake me up: Amanda presents the Breakfast Show weekdays alongside Jamie Theakston
It’s been a busy year for Amanda even though she’s not been able to judge Britain’s Got Talent after the show was cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Bosses of the show said that despite the efforts of the teams at ITV, Thames and head judge Simon Cowell’s Syco, they were forced to call plans off.
They said: ‘With our absolute priority of safeguarding the well-being and health of every person involved in the programme from judges, hosts and contestants to all of the crew and audience, the decision has been made to – unfortunately – move the record and broadcast of the 15th series of Britain’s Got Talent to 2022…
‘Safety has to come first and, as a result, the recording of the show can’t currently go ahead as planned.’
However despite missing out on this major earner, Amanda has managed to have a strong 12 months in which she launched her album, Songs From My Heart.
The record, which was released in October, was even named the biggest-selling and highest-charting debut by a female artist in 2020.
Impressive: ‘Amanda has the magic touch when it comes to her homeware range and she’s proved to be a sell-out hit’ a source said