Speaking to #NippleGate after her appearance in the final, Amanda Holden mocked BGT's reaction when fans criticised her outfit and claimed she helped the magician "cheat".

She was at the centre of several rows over her outrageous outfits on Britain's Got Talent this year.

And Amanda Holden was seen laughing off the backlash on Sunday night as she deliberately showed off her body in her daring cut dress.

Amanda joked about her wardrobe and said it was judge Bruno Tonioli's turn to subtly attack fans after receiving complaints.

The BGT judge proved she couldn't be more upset by the backlash she's recently received for her risqué outfits.

She captioned the post: "#NippleGate But for once... it's not me [smiley face emoji] @brunotonioliofficial."

Amanda turned heads in a metallic silver dress with a silver chain.

If complaints about the clothes weren't enough, Amanda also faced backlash following claims she helped a magician "cheat."

Eagle-eyed viewers, who saw finalist Jake Rhodes' impressive magic trick, were convinced Amanda was in on the action.

During his performance, Jack asks Amanda to lend him one of her sparkling diamond rings, which has been placed in a silver container for Bruno to look after and for everyone to see.

He then placed a light-detecting hat on Simon Cowell's head, with a light bulb on top, as he made Amanda's ring disappear into a silver dish.

After a few seconds of the ring being spun in the jar, the ring's sound suddenly disappeared and it quickly reappeared inside the light bulb, sitting on Simon's head.

Fans were so shocked by Jack's performance that they accused Amanda of faking her performance.

Some viewers wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter: "Amanda looked at her rings before she said it, as if she knew what he was going to say."

“It could have been anyone's ring in that hat and that ring could have been inside that vial all along, so why did she put it on Simon so casually?” “”

Jack then placed the ring on her right hand and put another ring in the cup.

He puts Amanda's ring in the bulb as he opens the case disguised as smoke. It's my opinion.'

Ahead of the final, Amanda risked sparking complaints from Ofcom last week after donning her racist outfit during the live semi-final.

The presenter made sure all eyes were on her as she took to the stage in a gold wet-look dress that hugged her incredible figure.

The low-cut dress highlighted her ample cleavage, while a sleek cut-out on the bodice highlighted her toned stomach.

Showing off even more flesh, the dress featured a thigh-high slit to show off her toned legs.

Amanda has a history of choosing outrageous outfits for the family show and outraged viewers have lodged complaints with Ofcom over the outfit.