She has been entertaining her followers with a variety of Tik Tok challenges on her Instagram page throughout the coronavirus lockdown.
And Amanda Holden’s latest effort did not disappoint as she danced around her daughter Lexi, 14, in the garden.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge, 49, recorded the teenager lying on a towel on the grass staring at her phone as she tried to distract her.
Poking fun: Amanda Holden’s latest TikTok creation did not disappoint as she teased her disinterested teenage daughter Alexa, known as Lexi
Amanda’s other daughter Hollie then danced past her sister wearing a princess costume, without Lexi looking away from her phone.
The TV personality then followed, sitting astride a toy unicorn as she tried to distract her unimpressed teenager.
Amanda captioned the hilarious video: ‘When you still can’t get your teenage daughter’s attention.’
Teasing: Amanda’s youngest daughter, Hollie, tried to distract Lexi from her phone by dancing past her wearing a princess costume
Unimpressed: Lexi did not appear to be overjoyed as her mother and sister poked fun at her as she relaxed in the garden
Lockdown laughs: Amanda then arrived sitting astride a toy unicorn and wearing a large brimmed hat
The star has been spending her time in lockdown creating funny videos on TikTok.
In a previous clip, she dashed through the kitchen slamming doors in time to Phil Collins’ In The Air Tonight.
The Heart radio host, 49, showcased her isolating attire as she filmed the video in her grey waffle dressing gown and chestnut Ugg slippers.
Oh Lord! In a previous TikTok creation, she dashed through the kitchen slamming doors in time to Phil Collins’ In The Air Tonight
At the start of the clip the star stood at the end of her kitchen dancing to the iconic track by the English singer-songwriter and drummer.
As the recognisable drum beat kicked in, Amanda charged down her kitchen slamming her kitchen cabinets in time to the music before she went.
The TV personality gushed that she had managed to complete the challenge first time around, and captioned the video: ‘Can’t believe I did this #firsttime #door #challenge’
Boogie nights: At the start of the clip the star stood at the end of her kitchen dancing to the iconic track by the English singer-songwriter and drummer
On Wednesday, Amanda appeared on Good Morning Britain to discuss her new single, Over The Rainbow, which peaked at No.2 in the Official Charts last week.
Via live link from her studio, the media personality told presenters Piers Morgan: ‘Somewhere Over The Rainbow was an obvious song choice, every house has this drawing on the window of rainbows… it’s a message of hope!’
The blonde beauty also reflected on her flirty interview with Colonel Tom Moore, who raised £33 million for the NHS to help battle the coronavirus pandemic.
Off she goes! As the recognisable drum beat kicked in, Amanda charged down her kitchen slamming her kitchen cabinets in time to the music before she went
‘He’s so flirty’, Amanda joked. ‘He’s definitely got a twinkle in his eye. I offered to make a brew for him when this is all over, he was 99 when he released his first single, I’m 49 so technically I’m an old lady as well.’
The TV star also expressed her gratitude towards healthcare professionals after they helped her when her baby son was stillborn at seven months in 2011.
She shared: ‘It has been well documented our son Theo was very sadly stillborn in an NHS hospital and the staff were so wonderful because they looked after me, even now.
Smashed it! The TV personality gushed that she had managed to complete the challenge first time around, and captioned the video: ‘Can’t believe I did this #firsttime #door #challenge’
‘Then when I gave birth to Hollie, eight, it was a horrible birth I slipped into a coma. Then my sister had a car accident and they really helped her.’
Amanda, Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams currently star in the latest edition of Britain’s Got Talent, with its live shows being pushed back to autumn due to the global crisis.
On the new series, the mother-of-two added: ‘Simon fought very hard to keep it on at the time, but we didn’t know what was going to happen during this time. We need a sense of normality, so every Saturday we can all watch BGT!’