Amanda Holden is dedicated to maintaining her fit physique and on Saturday she hit the pavement again for a run, this time joined by her youngest daughter, Hollie.
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Snapping a selfie mid-workout, Amanda could be seen wearing a black cap with her blonde locks tied back in a loose ponytail while little Hollie, nine, wore a cute heart-printed jumper and a bike helmet, suggesting that she cycled alongside as her mum jogged.
However, while Amanda looked for the most part, make-up free, her eyelashes looked incredible!
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Sharing the snap to Instagram stories, Amanda wrote: "She's back. My little #HRH running partner."
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It's most likely that Amanda's eyelashes are falsies, as she has in the past revealed that she wears them most days.
Speaking to Female First back in 2017, Amanda confessed: "I never wear a full face of make-up around the house but I do like to put on a set of false eyelashes in the morning before the school run."
She added: "I know that sounds high maintenance, but if I have them on, I feel like I can walk out of the house and I'll still look okay."
Amanda has confessed to wearing false eyelashes on make-up free days
Amanda - who shares Hollie, as well as 16-year-old daughter Lexi with her husband Chris Hughes - often gives her 1.7million followers a glimpse into her fitness regime via her Instagram feed and you can always count on her to look ultra-glamorous, even when working up a sweat.
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Last year, during the coronavirus lockdown, she headed out on a bike ride with her family and shared an inspiring message with her social media followers. Alongside the photo, she wrote: "As a family, we've not let this lockdown stop us from exercising, it's actually become an essential hour of our daily lives. Whether it's a home workout, a bike ride, a run or even a walk around the park – working up a sweat is good for your mind, body and soul! #Wecandoit."
She also revealed that "running every day has kept my head together during this time."
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