Video: Amanda Holden set for TV return next week -16 days after life-threatening childbirth ordeal
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Holden remains in hospital
Pregnant Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has spent a second night in hospital after pulling out of the latest round of auditions for the reality television contest.The actress, 40, has been under the observation of doctors since admitting herself to hospital on Monday, according to her spokeswoman.
Holden 'stable' after giving birth
Hollie Rose Hughes was delivered on Monday, weighing 6.1lbs and is said to be healthy.
NEW mum Amanda Holden is expected to rejoin the judging panel on Britain's Got Talent next week.
The star, who was discharged from hospital earlier this week after her life-threatening childbirth ordeal, aims to rejoin the show a week tomorrow.
The 40-year-old has been recovering at her home in south west London with new daughter Hollie for the past few days after a three-day stint in a critical condition.
She is said to be feeling "upbeat" after giving birth eight days ago which led to her being kept in an intensive care unit.
Holden has not been replaced for the BGT auditions she has missed, and is now due to return when the show visits Edinburgh.
A friend of the actress said: "It is fantastic how well she is recovering, and she is feeling upbeat and very happy. Amanda is overwhelmed by all the lovely messages she has received."
The TV star is understood to have had a blood transfusion due to complications with the caesarean birth, but she and husband Chris Hughes have not given any details.
Hollie weighed in at just over 6lb, and the couple have another daughter, Lexi.
