AMANDA Holden has been left speechless as Perrie Edwards gave her an X-rated gift live on air.
Amanda, 53, was joined by Little Mix star Perrie, 31, on the Heart Breakfast Radio Show on Friday.
Blonde beauty Perrie was promoting her brand new single, You Go Your Way, after embarking on her solo career, post-Little Mix.
But single to one side, Perrie decided to pop a little hamper together to aid Amanda with her upcoming 250 mile cycle, from Cornwall to London for charity.
Amanda was left gobsmacked by some of the contents, which included a tub of ‘happy bum cream’ as well as extra large premium nipple covers.
“It’s a hamper, we have comfort things, I think you’ll be excited about this…it’s bum butter. Nobody wants a sore saddle,” Perrie said as she shared the goodies with Amanda.
She continued: “And there’s a ‘Happy Bottom’ mini because you can never have too many happy bums.
“And some, which I think is arguably even more important than the bum butter, I’ve got you some nipple covers because there’s nothing worse, do you know what I mean?”
A taken aback Amanda questioned: “Are they waterproof? Premium nipple covers! Look at those! That is a very large nipple cover!”
To which hitmaker Perrie responded: “Premium! Only the best for you Amanda.”
Rude gifts to one side, Perrie also thoughtfully gifted Amanda a yellow poncho, in a bid to keep her protected from the rain on her cycle.
Amanda is set to embark on her cycling challenge on October 11.
She’ll leave from Cornwall before cycling through Somerset, Berkshire, Wiltshire, and Surrey to get to the Heart HQ in London’s Leicester Square.
And she’s be prepping in a very glam way, by riding a bike in the studio in her skirt and heels.
Amanda also specified that she’d like a bike with a nice basket on the front, for picking up some shopping en-route.
She said: “I want a shopper with a basket and a gel saddle because if I want to stop for snacks at the local Spar in Bude, I will be doing that.
“I’m going to need snacks for energy purposes. But do you know what, as I’m doing this my thighs are hitting my tummy flab, so at least I can knead away the flab with my own thighs!”
Speaking about the event, an enthusiastic Amanda said: “I can’t quite believe that I’m going to be cycling over 250 miles from my mum’s house in Cornwall to London for Global’s Make Some Noise – it’s a massive challenge!
“I’m told it’s not going to be particularly flat so I’m gonna have buns of steel by the end of this! Knowing that every mile I cover will help raise funds for those local projects providing a lifeline directly to those who need it most is what will keep me going.”
