The Britain’s Got Talent judge, whose moniker is inspired by the bawdy 1970s Carry On films, thinks it makes her perfect for hosting new documentary show Sex: A Bonkers History.
The five-part series provides some scandalous revelations about famous names – including how Prince Albert was forced to hide from passionate Queen Victoria.
Amanda, 52, said: “The show came on to my radar and it was something for me, because I’m Carry On Mandy.
“It’s very tongue-in-cheek, fun and lightweight so that will be why I was offered it.
“You’re learning about stuff that no show has ever really covered before, which is obviously very interesting, relatable and everybody has it in common.
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