Amanda Holden shares throwback snaps from early 2000s drama Cutting It

Amanda Holden shared some throwbacks to her early 2000s days on Saturday to celebrate the revisit of her old TV series, Cutting It.

The BBC drama ran for four seasons between 2002 and 2005 and was set in Manchester and centered on the life of the team who run a hairdressing salon.

The show featured a number of actors who would go on to become established stars, including Amanda and Ben Daniels.

Amanda played the role of Mia Bevan – a confident young stylist in her late twenties.

And taking to her social media, the presenter, 52, shared a sweet snap alongside her former co-stars Angela Griffin, Sian Reeves, Lucy Gaskell and Sarah Parish.

Throwback: Amanda Holden shared some throwbacks from her early 2000s days on Saturday to celebrate the revisit of her old TV series Cutting It

She captioned the picture, “So much fun to see this repeat itself. #CuttingIt @ukTV’

At first glance there is a young Amanda in a black see-through dress showing off her side breasts and incredible figure.

The star added inches to her body in black pointed heels and carried her belongings in a silver glittery clutch.

It comes after Amanda got caught up in the spirit of Comic Relief when she shared a hilarious clip of her trying to put her red nose on.

The presenter looked sensational on Friday as she modeled a tight white mini dress that showed off her tiny waist and long legs.

But she was missing the ultimate accessory – her big red nose.

Amanda was filmed trying to put the item on, struggling to keep it in place and walking around when she dropped it.

Eventually she managed to catch her nose and put it up as she called up a storm.

Different! Amanda played the role of Mia Bevan – a confident young stylist in her late twenties

Reminisking: Cutting It ran for four seasons between 2002 and 2005 and was set in Manchester, about the life and love of the team running a hair salon

Ahead of Friday night’s annual Comic Relief telethon, the stars have shown their support for the charity.

The Beckhams got involved too. David posed next to daughter Harper, 11, as they grinned at each other across a table.

The former footballer, 47, remarked: “I love this year’s Red Nose from Sir Jony Ive” – ​​the former Apple guru who designed the accessory.

Michelle Keegan also got in on the action as she posed for a striking selfie with her big red nose.

Several celebs have participated in the Red Nose Day charity appeal over the years, taking on all kinds of challenges to raise funds such as Emma Willis, Oti Mabuse and Rylan Clark reaching the top of Cairn Gorm Mountain to raise funds for the event to collect .

Others have shown their support by promoting the cause with snaps of the red nose and donating to the charity.

Red Noses are available from the Comic Relief Shop at shop.comicrelief.com for £2.50.

Laugh along: It comes after Amanda got caught up in the spirit of Comic Relief when she shared a hilarious clip of her trying to put on her red nose

All profits from the sale of the new red nose go directly to Comic Relief.

For the first time, the Red Nose will also be sold on Amazon, which Comic Relief says is the new home of the Red Nose.

Amazon offers free shipping to all customers, regardless of your Amazon Prime status.

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