She makes no secret of displaying her age-defying physique.

And Amanda Holden proved it is not only her body she is happy to display as she took the stage at Thursday night’s Attitude Awards in Camden’s Roundhouse, where she was feted with the Best Honorary Gay gong.

The 46-year-old Britain’s Got Talent judge took the stage while looking sensational in her slinky black gown, where she spoke about finding a grey hair in her intimate region before baffling audiences with a cryptic gay sex quip.

Amanda joined a string of stars at the event who were given awards at the bash, yet she undoubtedly stunned audiences with her string of shocking comments – in which she touched on public sex and her intimate areas.

The Mirror report on her speech, in which she made a joke about Hampstead Heath, the north London area with an infamous reputation for public sex spots, while also discussing ‘Cottaging’ – a slang phrase for sex in public toilets.

She said: ‘This award also means that I’ll be able to go cottaging. See you on Hampstead Heath! But actually if I did turn up on Hampstead Heath at midnight, the last thing you’d be expecting if you’re hiding in a bush, is a bush.’

Shockingly, Amanda then discussed her intimate area as she candidly said: ‘I’m joking – there’s nothing down there. I found one grey hair about four years ago and I was like, goodbye!’

She went on to make a peculiar joke about sex with husband Chris, with whom she shares Alexa, 11, and Hollie, five. She said: ‘I’ve been married to my husband for 15 years and I’ve got two kids so I’ve been having honorary gay sex for YEARS.’

Of her cheeky comments, Matt Cain, Editor-in-Chief of Attitude told MailOnline: ‘We were delighted to present Amanda with our award for Honorary Gay for the way she’s always championed LGBT+ contestants on Britain’s Got Talent and openly celebrated their authenticity.

‘We love the fact that she’s so happy for her support of the gay community to be recognised – taking it so seriously that she even made a joke about the fact that she’s been having honorary gay sex for years. She really is getting into the swing of it and it’s great to have her on the team!’

Aside from the jokes, kind Amanda gave a more serious message as she said: ‘Great strides have been made in recent years but you just have to look at places like Russia and Uganda where being gay is a crime that is punishable by death.

‘You hear about transgender people being banned from the army in America, the land of the free for god’s sake, don’t make me laugh. And when religious extremists preach all kinds of violence about gay people.

‘When therapists still offer gay conversion courses, I mean, how ridiculous is that? Where are the heterosexual conversion courses for people who want to be gay?’

Clearly saddened by the current climate, she said: ‘When all those things and more are still going on in the world in 2017 then you have to realise that it’s important for all of us – gay, straight, bi, undecided, celibate – to stand together as one and embrace this beautiful diverse world we live in.

‘We have to accept people for who they are, let them be who they are, let them love who they want. I really am proud to be an honorary member of this community and the honour is all mine.’