She recently revealed that she is ‘pretty sure’ that she and her husband Sean McGuinness suffered from coronavirus.
And Amanda Lamb took to Instagram on Tuesday to share another candid update during the lockdown.
The presenter, 47, posted a lingerie selfie as she admitted that she hasn’t worn a bra for the majority of the pandemic.
Candid: Amanda Lamb took to Instagram on Tuesday to post a lingerie selfie as she admitted that she hasn’t worn a bra for the majority of the pandemic
Amanda joked that she felt like a ‘doofus’ taking her lingerie snap and said that it has been ‘great’ not having to wear a bra.
The presenter also offered her advice for good-fitting lingerie for when lockdown is over as she quipped: ‘Looks like we might have to start again soon.’
Amanda looked radiant as she posed in a grey sheer bra from Fantasie Lingerie, which she admitted she accidentally dyed during its first wash, with a floral silk kimono and silver necklace.
The presenter left her brunette locks loose into a relaxed hairdo and she added a slick of make-up.
No bra life: The presenter, 47, joked that she felt like a ‘doofus’ taking her lingerie snap and said that it has been ‘great’ not having to wear a bra during lockdown
Amanda penned: ‘Firstly may I just start by saying I felt like a right doofus trying to take this picture. Secondly it’s about bras. Like the vast majority of the nation I haven’t worn one for most of lockdown and it’s been great.
‘Looks like we might have to start again soon. Trying to find one that doesn’t dig in/cut your blood supply off or allow your boobs to spill out over the top or round the sides is really difficult.
‘I found a brilliant one a few years ago and managed to shrink it and turn it grey within one wash!
Health: It comes after Amanda revealed that she is ‘pretty sure’ that she and her husband Sean McGuinness suffered from coronavirus earlier this month
‘Like most of us I make do with ones that I’ve had for years and ignore the fact the wires have come loose and are threaten to stab me in the rib cage every time I move.’
She added: ‘Another top tip I got from a bra fitter once is to bend forward as far as is comfortable, grab a boob and hoof it into your cup then stand back up and everything fills out perfectly without the lumps and bumps.
‘There will not be an IGTV if that at anytime soon!! . . . #bras #bra #underwear #goodshape #lingerie #fantasielingerie #ilovemyfantasieslingerie .’
It comes after Amanda revealed that she is ‘pretty sure’ that she and her husband Sean McGuinness suffered from coronavirus earlier this month.
Health scare: The presenter said she and spouse Sean are yet to be tested for the virus (pictured with their daughters in 2016)
The presenter said on This Morning that she and Sean are yet to be formally tested, but believe their symptoms were akin for the deadly disease.
During the show Amanda also offered her views on the news that an accurate antibody test may have finally been found, saying ‘nobody is 100% sure’ the virus cannot be contracted again.
Speaking live from her home in South West London, presenter Amanda told Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby: ‘I think it’s great they found it.
‘I think that’s fantastic but I’m just trying to work correlation between us knowing that we’ve had it and us being able to get out of lockdown.
Views: Presenter Amanda spoke on This Morning alongside Drillminister about the day’s headlines surrounding the coronavirus crisis
‘For example I’m pretty sure I’ve had it, I’m pretty sure my husband’s had it, we haven’t been tested yet.
‘Even if we know we’ve had it, nobody has actually 100% said we’d get it again, we could still carry it that’s the thing I’m slightly concerned about.
‘If they come up with a vaccine I’d be cartwheeling down the street, but I’m not sure how having this information is going to help us get out of lockdown.’
Amanda was a guest on the show alongside Drillminister to discuss recent headlines surrounding the coronavirus crisis.
Concerns: Amanda also offered her views on news that an accurate antibody test may have finally been found, saying ‘nobody is 100% sure’ the virus cannot be contracted again
The former host of A Place In The Sun married cameraman Sean in 2012, and they have two daughters Willow, 10, and Lottie, seven.
Hours earlier it was revealed the government had approved use of an antibody test following an evaluation at the Porton Down facility last week.
As of Tuesday, more than 265K people are thought to have tested positive for coronavirus and 37,048 have died of the disease in the UK alone.
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