Amanda Holden has been making headlines for a cheeky swipe made at Holly Willoughby.
The Britain's Got Talent judge was presenting her Heart Radio Breakfast Show today, when her co-host Jamie Theakston asked her about her new Netflix reality show.
When he brought up Holden's fellow former This Morning presenter Willoughby, she couldn't help making a little dig — something Theakston warned wasn't the best idea.
"Amanda, can you tell us, are you making another series of Cheat: Unfinished Business?" he said as he read out a listener question.
"Well, yesterday, I read in the paper that we are doing another series but I don't know for sure. I don't know for sure," she responded.
Theakston quickly interjected, saying: "What are they suggesting? Getting Holly Willoughby?"
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"What? No. No, they want a proper presenter," Holden replied with a laugh.
"You're going to get in trouble for that," Theakston warned, but his co-host brushed him off by saying: "No-one is listening."
Holden filled in for Willoughby during her maternity leave in 2014, although there were reports of a feud with Phillip Schofield claiming he blocked her from returning to host (claims ITV denied at the time).
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Holden previously admitted there were "issues", but that she had "drawn a line" under them.
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The Heart Radio Breakfast Show airs weekdays from 6.30am. Cheat: Unfinished Business can be streamed on Netflix, while This Morning and Britain's Got Talent air on ITV1 and stream on ITVX.
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