BGT star Amanda Holden strips naked for new show about sex
Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has stripped naked to promote her upcoming series Sex: A Bonkers History.
Teaming up with historian Dan Jones, the show will see Amanda explore sex and relationships throughout the past 2500 years, using archive footage and dramatic reconstruction to tell the stories.
Sharing stories from Ancient Egypt to 20th century suburban Britain, the pair will look at how our attitudes to sex have changed over time, as well as the role it played in shaping some of history's most famous civilisations.
In a first look image for the series, Amanda can be seen relaxing naked in a bathtub while dressed as Egyptian Pharaoh, Cleopatra, with the presenter also set to dress up as Queen Elizabeth I, Queen Victoria, Marilyn Monroe and more.
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In a clip shared exclusively with The Sun, Amanda revealed how Egypt's last Pharaoh was overly sexualised while her political achievements were undermined by male historians.
The pair will also reveal unusual Tudor sexual desires, why the Victorian era was secretly sexually progressive and how modern attitudes are changing more rapidly than ever.
Speaking about the project, Amanda said: "Believe me when I say our generation knows nothing about sex compared to the debauched antics of our ancestors.
"My goodness, I've really had my eyes opened, and had a real laugh, during the filming of this brilliant new series."
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She continued: "I have left it to Dan Jones to get his hands dirty whilst I've been on the sidelines as a very entertained voyeur."
While Owen Gay, Creative Director at One Tribe TV added: "One Tribe TV is excited to be working with Amanda Holden and Dan Jones, two people who have the sensitivity, knowledge, and fun to make this series the history extravaganza it should be as we tackle the universal but often taboo subject of sex through the ages."
Sex: A Bonkers History will air on Sky History in September.
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