Amanda Holden jolts Eurovision viewers in a ‘chicken’ dress as she tries to speak Dutch

Amanda Holden stole the show at Eurovision last night – with some looking at the “chicken” costume with a strange look.

The 50-year-old British superstar was in charge of distribution of marks by a British jury.

Amanda Holden presents UK results tonight at the Eurovision Song Contest

She tried to speak two different languages, “Good evening. Goednavond” before accepting that she didn’t even know what it was.

Amanda said: “It’s a good evening in French and Dutch, although I don’t know which evening it is.

“It’s the call of London. What a beautiful show tonight. I’m Amanda Holden – I love the Eurovision Song Contest.”

Pointing to her attire, she said: “Drama, excitement, all fancy costumes – it’s just me.”

A BGT judge told the audience:

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A BGT judge told the audience: “I’m Amanda Holden – I love Eurovision.”
Represented UK in front of green screen video of Tower Bridge in London

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Represented UK in front of green screen video of Tower Bridge in London

She proceeded to important points, and said: “12 points from the UK … go to France.”

Despite the laughter, many fans liked the sexy costume: “Amanda Holden looks like one of those Bantu chickens !!”

Another said that she looked like “out of the way of the chicken”.

However, a third posted with approval: “Tonight the best costume goes to Amanda Holden. 12 pts.”

Singer is seen serving beer with zero points.

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Singer is seen serving beer with zero points.Credit: Pixel 8000

Amanda’s short cameo at Tonight’s Actions was more of a hit than a song.

Britain was insulted when James Newman received no points from the audience and jury.

Britain was the only country to not score a single point and finished last in the competition amid new allegations of “political turnout”.

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