Amanda Holden and Ashley Roberts proved that nothing had changed during the festive break as they made a lively and humorous return to the Heart FM studio this week.
The popular radio duo reunited on air on Tuesday, immediately setting the tone with playful antics that delighted fans across social media.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge, 54, and her co-host Ashley Roberts, 44, were clearly in high spirits as they danced around the studio to a Cardi B track.
In a video shared on Instagram, the pair could be seen wearing sunglasses indoors, laughing uncontrollably as they embraced the chaos of being back at work after the holidays.
At one point, Amanda jokingly smacked Ashley on the bottom, prompting even more laughter from everyone in the room.
The clip also captured Amanda climbing onto a colleague’s desk and cheekily taking a bite of his banana before dissolving into giggles, reinforcing the light-hearted and unfiltered dynamic that has made the Heart Breakfast show so popular with listeners.
The post was captioned: “Second week back and it’s like we’ve never left,” a sentiment many fans agreed with.
Fashion-wise, the pair kept things effortlessly stylish.
Amanda opted for a sharp black suit, while Ashley chose a tan leather jacket paired with matching flared trousers, reflecting their individual but complementary styles.
The radio reunion comes shortly after Amanda made headlines for a candid and humorous moment on her BBC renovation series Amanda & Alan’s Greek Job.
The show, which follows Amanda and comedian Alan Carr as they renovate a property on the Greek island of Corfu, has become a hit thanks to its mix of travel, design, and the duo’s natural chemistry.
In a clip shared by the BBC, Alan jokingly remarked that Amanda’s figure had changed since their previous renovation projects in Italy and Spain.
Amanda laughed off the comment, attributing it to her love of Greek food—specifically saganaki, a popular pan-fried cheese dish.
Alan’s quick-witted response only added to the moment, leaving both stars laughing as fans reacted enthusiastically online.
The BBC captioned the clip “The pros of a Greek diet,” encouraging viewers to tune in to the latest series. Fans quickly flooded the comments, praising Amanda’s infectious laugh and the genuine friendship between the two presenters.
Many viewers said the show’s warmth and humor were exactly what they needed, with some jokingly expressing a new interest in trying saganaki themselves.
Amanda and Alan’s renovation series has built a loyal following by combining stunning locations with honest, entertaining exchanges.
Their latest project in Corfu continues that tradition, offering audiences both escapism and laughs.
Whether on radio or television, Amanda Holden’s ability to connect with audiences through humor and authenticity remains a key part of her enduring appeal—and her reunion with Ashley Roberts was a reminder of why listeners love tuning in every morning.