Amanda Holden's daughter Hollie, seven, interviews A-listers Angelina Jolie and Elle Fanning as proud BGT judge jokes she's 'worried for her job'
She is a successful television presenter, reality judge and devoted mother of two.
And Amanda Holden was an extremely proud mum as her youngest daughter Hollie, seven, interviewed Hollywood A-listers Angelina Jolie and Elle Fanning on Thursday.
The TV star, 48, joked she was 'worried for her job' as Hollie, whose father is Amanda's husband Chris Hughes, made her radio interview debut with the Maleficent: Mistress of Evil stars.
Rising star: Amanda Holden was an extremely proud mum as her youngest daughter Hollie, seven, interviewed Hollywood A-listers Angelina Jolie and Elle Fanning on Thursday
The Heart Radio presenter shared a sweet group snap of herself and Hollie posing with Angelina, 44, and Elle, 21.
Amanda looked chic in a cream top and black trousers, while Oscar winner Angelina wowed in a kimono-inspired jacket.
Elle looked gorgeous in a billowy cream dress as she hugged Hollie, who was adorable in a monochrome dress and black cardigan as she held onto a Heart Radio microphone.
Amanda captioned the snap: 'I’m worried for my job!! [Hollie]is a natural!'
Banter: The TV star, 48, joked she was 'worried for her job' as Hollie made her radio interview debut with the Maleficent: Mistress of Evil star
Cute: The star also shared a second snap of the youngster with the two acclaimed actresses with the caption: '#HRH takes over This Is Heart Breakfast'
The star also shared a second snap of the youngster with the two acclaimed actresses with the caption: '#HRH takes over This Is Heart Breakfast.'
Amanda said to the actresses: 'The film is very much about family and how we don’t have to kind of be built in the same way in order to be united and again, I just think this film is so full of amazing positive messages for younger people.
'How important is it for you to play roles that kind of, and not in a sort of heavy way, but kind of really gently give a lovely message to young people?'
Angelina responded: 'Oh absolutely especially when you know that a large part of the audience are young, I think usually it’s the adults that need to be reminded of these messages because you guys kind of already know, but it’s really important to strengthen these messages for the young.'
Discussing her six children - of which three are adopted - she added: 'And the message that family’s not just blood you know. Half of my children are not my blood and they are absolutely my family and my children and I love them so much.
Cute: Hollie proved she was a natural at interviewing as she joined her mum for the chat
Family: Discussing her six children - of which three are adopted - she added: 'And the message that family’s not just blood you know. Half of my children are not my blood and they are absolutely my family (above with Knox, Zahara, Pax, Vivienne and Shiloh)
'So it’s very important to understand that there are lots of different ways to have family.'
Amanda also shares daughter Alexa, known as Lexy, 13, with Chris, who she married in 2008.
The Maleficent sequel,which is Disney's live action spin-off of Sleeping Beauty, features a cast that includes returnees Sam Riley, Imelda Staunton, Juno Temple, and Lesley Manville and newcomers Michelle Pfeiffer, Ed Skrein and Chiwetel Ejoifor.
Set five years after the first film, Maleficent's (Jolie) peaceful life as the protector of the Moors takes an unexpected turn when Prince Phillip (Harris Dickinson) proposes to Princess Aurora (Fanning) and she accepts.
The film will hit theatres on October 18.
Happy family: Amanda also shares daughter Alexa, known as Lexy, 13, with husband Chris Hughes, who she married in 2008
Unbeknownst to all, Phillip's mother, Queen Ingrith (Pfeiffer), plans to use the wedding to divide humans and fairies forever. With Maleficent and Aurora finding themselves on opposite sides of an impending war, the two question whether they can truly be a family.
Amanda's snap comes after she recently had an online spat with a tile company.
A furious Amanda took to Twitter to deny she's a 'princess' after engaging in a spat with a tile company called Appleby's tiles.
The radio host hit back after a representative for the company called Jack, who accused her of using her 'celebrity status' to get 'special treatment' after she asked for a refund when she was sent an incorrect box of tiles
Amanda explained that she would now be out of pocket as she already had tilers on site which she had to pay, but Appleby's tiles refused to give her the tiles for free by way of compensation.
They wrote to her: 'Unfortunately that is not how it works. We will not be refunding your order however, we can refund your shipping fees.
'Alternatively, we can refund your whole order for you and not send these out.
'Unfortunately we do not make exceptions for 'celebrity' status and all of our customers are treated the same as per our terms and conditions. We will happily refund you your shipping for the inconvenience.'
MailOnline has seen the full transcript between Amanda and Appleby's tiles (sent by Appleby's) and it's clear that Amanda does not use her celebrity status to get special treatment.
A spokesperson for Amanda told MailOnline: 'She just wanted to return them and have the correct ones sent.'
Out October 18: The Maleficent sequel,which is Disney's live action spin-off of Sleeping Beauty, features a cast that includes returnees Sam Riley, Imelda Staunton, Juno Temple, and Lesley Manville and newcomers Michelle Pfeiffer, Ed Skrein and Chiwetel Ejoifor
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