Amanda Holden gave her Heart Radio co-presenters, Ashley Roberts and Jason King, a good chuckle on Thursday’s show, after making a confession about her intense pregnancy cravings.

The 53-year-old television star admitted that while carrying her second daughter Hollie, now 12, she had a strong craving for cold watermelon and even had the peculiar urge to lick cold glasses.

Quizzed on her cravings, she shared: “I craved cold melon, like cold watermelon, the red melon.

“At the time I was pregnant with Hollie, I was doing the musical Shrek and I used to come into town and I, this is really bad, I used to see people outside with their pints of beer with the sort of condensation on, you know, super chilled.”

She candidly added: “I literally had to stop myself from getting out of the car and licking their glasses,” reports the Mirror.

Amanda Holden with her youngest daughter Hollie
Amanda Holden with her youngest daughter Hollie (Image: GETTY)

As her stunned co-stars laughed at her admission, she added: “It was just cold, I just wanted cold stuff.”

Visualising the scenario, JK humorously remarked: “Can you imagine though if you’re just having a drink, ‘I think that was Amanda Holden who just licked my corona bottle’.”

Ashley responded with a laugh, saying: “What a sight!”.

Amanda, who is mum to two daughters with her husband Chris Hughes, shared her cravings upon finding out about Line Of Duty star Anna Maxwell Martin’s sandwich and mayonnaise phobia.

In a recent candid revelation on the Dish podcast, she disclosed: “If I’m on a set and sandwiches are brought on – it’s hard for me to even say that word – I’d have to say, ‘Get that out’.

“‘Sorry other actors, you’re not eating. Or if you want to eat, step outside. But not in here’.

“I think there is a trauma. It’s not about sandwiches, but I was sick all through my pregnancies. Sick, sick, sick as a dog. Sick, sick, sick. So now I also have a problem with fridges as well.”

Following her admission, Amanda suggested that Anna should perhaps seek assistance from the Speakmans, known for their two-decade track record of helping individuals with various disorders.

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