Amanda Holden 'aims to rival Kris Jenner' in US reality show with lookalike daughters

Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has her sights set on conquering Hollywood and is said to have a 'grand plan' in place. The ITV star, who secured a lucrative Netflix deal earlier this summer, reportedly wants to follow in the footsteps of Kris Jenner by launching a reality show in the US featuring her children.

Insiders suggest that Amanda is eager to establish herself as a global brand, with America's Got Talent potentially being her next venture. Last month, it was revealed that Amanda, 53, will present a series currently named Cheaters: Unfinished Business on the streaming giant.

The programme, which is due to start filming shortly, will see eight former couples face each other at a retreat in Spain to determine whether they can "move past the betrayal" or choose to stay apart. It could be just the beginning, with a source telling Closer Magazine: "Bagging a show with Netflix is the start of Amanda's long-term plan to work in the US.

"Last year, her agent helped her get a job working as a reporter on Inside Edition, covering King Charles' coronation, and it was her first step towards her dream of making it in America."

"Her pals have been joking that she'll be taking Holly on at this rate as they're both doing similar projects! Amanda's dream job is to become a judge on America's Got Talent, which Simon [Cowell] produces – she visited the set in LA with her daughter Lexi last year and spent time with Simon and the other judges, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Sofia Vergara."

Amanda has expressed her excitement about the new series she's hosting, telling the Mirror: "Sometimes dreams really do come true. All my career I always wanted to host a show about love and relationships - this is it!

"WA series about second chances and unfinished business! I can't wait, along with our experts, to meet and help these couples work out whether they can forgive and forget. I'm absolutely thrilled to be part of it!" she revealed last month.

While presenting Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston and Ashley Roberts, Amanda spilled more beans on the upcoming project. She'll juggle her radio commitments while filming the show in Spain from next month.

Amanda enthused to listeners: "It's about whether people can get back together after they've cheated. So they might have thought they've lost the love of their life and they just want that one more ... one chance.

"[They] will listen to the other person's side. [...] We're filming it all in Spain in the sunshine, so that'll be brilliant."

She couldn't hide her joy, adding: "It is a dream come true for me. I am hosting a love and relationship show we're not saying dating, because it's not a dating show."

Amanda also confessed to her co-hosts: "I've known for a very long time and it's been very, very hard to keep schtum. Because you know me, I naturally like to share. And it was such good news that I couldn't, yeah."

When quizzed about when viewers can tune in for the show, Amanda revealed: "It's not going to be on telly until next year."

She elaborated during her radio interview: "So we'll be filming and then, yeah, we'll be following the journey of these couples."