Amanda Holden was among the crowds that gathered at Windsor Castle on Sunday to pay tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II. She was accompanied by her mother, Judith, two daughters Alexa, 12, and Hollie, 13.
Sportswoman Amanda Holden was cheered on by her daughters as she paid tribute to the Queen at Windsor Castle on Sunday. The Britain's Got Talent judge laid a beautiful floral tribute next to the castle's gates and captured the moment before sharing it on her Instagram story as thousands of fellow mourners gathered to lay flowers in her memory.
"My privilege to talk to some of you queuing and coming out of Westminster Hall this morning. The atmosphere and camaraderie was incredible.. friendships forged forever in shared grief."
Amanda has paid her respects outside Buckingham Palace on September 9 - the day after the Queen's passing. The BBC presenter she made the visit after presenting her Heart Radio Breakfast show in the capital, which is just a stone's throw away from the royal residence.
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