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Simon Cowell goes for boozy dinner with Alan Carr & BGT'S Amanda & David

Simon Cowell goes for boozy dinner with Alan Carr & BGT'S Amanda & David

SIMON Cowell reunited with his Britain's Got Talent co-stars Amanda Holden and David Walliams for a boozy night out.

The judges tucked into delicious food and had lots of laughter around their star-studded table which included Alan Carr and his husband Paul Drayton.

Cheeky David shared a series of happy snaps of him and Simon together on Instagram and wrote: "True love."

Alesha Dixon might have been missing from the dinner table, but she supported the night from afar, commenting: "Awww my boys ❤️❤️❤️."

Actress Tracy-Ann Oberman shared a selfie with Amanda, who rocked a figure-hugging snow leopard dress.

She wrote: "Such a lovely night celebrating my lovely friend @noholdenback birthday. Real laughter filled night."

Simon threw an arm around David

Amanda looked wild in a snow leopard dress


Amanda turned 50 on February 16, but it appears the night was a belated celebration to mark the milestone.

Chatty Man star Alan certainly had a nice time, writing on his social media account: "What a laugh."

It's likely going to be a very messy weekend for Amanda.

The hungover star had to be wheeled into her radio show in an office chair after celebrating England's Euro 2020 semi-final win.

Amanda was wheeled into the studio after England's Euros win


Taking to her Instagram stories, Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts, 39, struggled to wheel the chair through the hallway.

Amanda's head flopped over the back of the chair and she held her legs close to her chest as she was slowly pushed towards the studio.

"Hands up if anyone's feeling like @noholdenback this morning," the hilarious video was captioned.

England are playing Italy in tomorrow's final as they look to win their first major tournament in 55 years.

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