Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has hit out at fellow judge Piers Morgan and said she isn’t sure why he has a place on the panel.
Amanda, 38, is also an actress and has starred in hit British shows such as Wild At Heart and Cutting It.
She said she is more suited to her role on the panel because she has auditioned in front of a crowd like the contestants – unlike her fellow judges Piers, 44, and Simon Cowell, 49.
She said: “Obviously Simon is very qualified but I’m not sure what Piers Morgan is doing there.”
Amanda also said she would not be impressed if she was fired from the hit show, saying: “I’d have to very nicely wish the next person the best of luck.”
Source: Splash News
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