Amanda Holden slams 'nepo-baby' critics over daughter Lexi's modelling career
Amanda Holden has defended her daughter Lexi against 'nepo-baby' accusations regarding her burgeoning modeling career. Holden argues that while family connections might open doors, they do not guarantee long-term success or professional longevity.
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The article highlights the ongoing cultural debate surrounding nepotism in the entertainment industry and the challenges faced by children of celebrities.
Amanda Holden has slammed ‘nepo-baby’ criticism being aimed at her daughter Lexi over her modeling career. The Britain’s Got Talent judge has been married to her husband Chris Hughes since 2008. They welcomed their first daughter, Lexi, into the world in 2006 before they got married. Amanda and Chris went on to have their second daughter, Hollie, in 2012. Sadly, Amanda tragically suffered a stillbirth in February 2011, when she was seven months pregnant with her son Theo. Click here to get the biggest stories straight to your inbox in our Daily Newsletter While Hollie tends to stay out of the spotlight, her older sister Lexi often posts to social media and has walked red carpets more frequently with their mum over the years. Recent years have seen her begin pursuing a career in modelling.
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