“ I’m delighted that everyone will finally meet her ”: Amanda Holden arrives in a documentary series on E4 that will follow her in her return with her nan
Amanda Holden is expected to star in her own documentary series called No Holden Back on E4.
The presenter, 50, who previously teased that she was working on a secret project, said she was ‘thrilled’ to have landed her own show.
The eight-part series on the wall will follow Amanda’s “ unique relationship ” with her Nan Myrtle, with the star returning with her beloved grandmother.
Next Project: Amanda Holden Set To Star In Her Own Documentary Series No Holden Back On E4
Amanda told The Sun: ‘I’m so glad everyone is finally going to meet my nan, the apple never falls far from my tree and in this series it will definitely keep me on my toes. ”
A spokesperson for her nan, Myrtle, said: ‘I have no comment other than I really hope being on TV could mean that I can finally meet my favorite young man, Ben Shephard. ”
Channel 4 editor-in-chief Steven Handley told the publication: “ Amanda is one of the UK’s most famous stars and we are delighted to get a glimpse of her life with her nan. ”
Reality TV series: The presenter, 50, said she was ‘thrilled’ to have landed her own No Holden Back show (pictured with her daughters Alexa, 15, and Hollie, nine, in March)
MailOnline has reached out to representatives for Amanda and Channel 4 for further comment.
The show will also air on Channel 4, which means Amanda will have shows on ITV (Britain’s Got Talent), BBC (I Can See Your Voice) and Channel 4 (No Holden Back).
The Sun reports that Amanda has spent weeks filming the series and says the show will also be tracking her relationships with other family members.
It comes after MailOnline revealed I Can See Your Voice has been back in service for a second season, although the show is still in its first airing.
Through the networks: Amanda will have shows on ITV (Britain’s Got Talent), BBC (I Can See Your Voice in the photo above) and Channel 4 (No Holden Back)
A source told MailOnline exclusively that the show – run by stars Amanda, Alison Hammond, Jimmy Carr and Paddy McGuinness – that BBC bosses consider it to be “ a smash hit ” and are eager to deliver it. on screens for a second edition.
“ Due to the incredible audience success of I Can See Your Voice, which brought much-needed fun and laughs to Saturday night prime-time television, the show has already been brought back into service for a second series.
Amanda is currently starring in the first season of I Can See Your Voice, when she is expected to serve on the jury for BGT’s 15th season.
In addition to her TV shows, Amanda also hosts the Heart Breakfast Show alongside Jamie Theakston every day of the week.
It was recently reported that Amanda would step into Cilla Black’s shoes and host her own version of Blind Date – 30 years after she appeared on the show in search of love herself.
Stylish: In addition to her shows on TV, Amanda also hosts the Heart Breakfast Show alongside Jamie Theakston every day of the week (pictured Thursday)
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