Amanda Holden, Ashley Roberts, and Kate Garraway attend Make Some Noise gala, raising funds for UK charities helping people in need.
A glamorous lineup of British TV and radio stars lit up London on Tuesday night as they gathered for Global’s Make Some Noise event — and Amanda Holden ensured all eyes were firmly on her.
The 54-year-old presenter and Heart Radio favourite stole the spotlight in a striking black lace gown featuring an elegant thigh-high split and a daring cut-out neckline.
The stylish dress showcased her sculpted physique, while the sheer lace detailing added a dramatic, red-carpet-ready flair.
Holden completed the look with strappy black heels and swept-back blonde tresses, confidently posing for photographers as she made her entrance.
The star-studded charity event — hosted by media powerhouse Global — supports small UK charities that help people facing some of life’s most difficult challenges, from disability and illness to poverty and bereavement.
The glamorous evening included a fundraising auction and surprise live performances from several well-known music acts, with all proceeds going toward the charity’s vital community work. Barclaycard served as the event’s headline sponsor.
Joining Holden on the blue carpet was fellow Heart Radio star Ashley Roberts, 44, who commanded attention in a bold and ultra-glam look.
She wore a sheer pink maxi skirt paired with a coordinating strapless top, layered under a translucent overlay that ensured maximum impact under the venue’s lights.
The former Pussycat Doll is well-known for pushing creative fashion boundaries — and this standout outfit was no exception.
Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway, also part of the Global family through her work with Smooth Radio, opted for timeless elegance on the night.
The 57-year-old broadcaster wore a shimmering gold dress with subtle metallic texture, adding a sophisticated glow to the evening’s festivities.
She looked confident and radiant as she greeted photographers and joined colleagues at the charity celebration.
Global presenters across radio, TV, and podcasts were out in full force to back the charity initiative. In addition to Holden, Roberts, and Garraway, notable names showing their support included:
- Jamie Theakston – Heart Radio
- Jordan North & Chris Stark – Capital Breakfast
- Nick Ferrari & James O’Brien – LBC
- Johnny Vaughan – Radio X
- Jon Sopel – The News Agents podcast
Their collective presence underscores the organization’s mission to bring real change to local communities across the UK.
Holden’s red-carpet appearance comes shortly after she opened up about the challenges of parenting in the public eye.
Speaking recently about home life with husband Chris Hughes and their daughters Lexi, 19, and Hollie, the presenter shared that her children remain refreshingly unimpressed by her fame.
She joked that her younger daughter “does not want any connection” with her at school events, revealing that Hollie once crossed the road to avoid being seen with her.
Holden added that both girls are “very down-to-earth,” crediting her efforts to teach them resilience and humility — key traits, she says, for anyone entering the entertainment world.
While Lexi has begun pursuing a modelling career after signing with the prestigious Storm agency, Holden shared that Hollie has no interest in stepping into the spotlight.
Global’s Make Some Noise continues to make a significant impact by funding grassroots projects that ensure no one faces hardship alone.
With the backing of Britain’s most recognisable media personalities, the event reinforces the importance of coming together for a meaningful cause — and doing so in style.