Amanda Holden announced she was pregnant again last August Amanda Holden has given birth to her second child. According to her spokeswoman, the 40-year-old had been in a "critical condition" for the birth but was now "stable" and predicted to "make a full recovery very soon".
Hollie Rose Hughes was born on Monday (23 January) and has been described as being "healthy".
A statement on behalf of Holden and her husband Chris Hughes thanked the media for respecting their privacy.
The actress spent two nights in hospital after pulling out of the latest round of auditions for Britain's Got Talent.
She had been under the observation of doctors since admitting herself to hospital on Monday, and missed filming for the ITV1 show in Blackpool on Tuesday morning.
She had been due to join fellow judges Simon Cowell, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams on the panel.
Holden showed off her baby bump when she attended Britain's Got Talent auditions in Manchester last week but was criticised for wearing high heels.
In response, the star tweeted: "I walk less than 25 metres a day in heels whilst up the duff! #justsaying!"
Amanda Holden, who has never confirmed her due date, had a stillborn son seven months into an earlier pregnancy last year. She announced she was expecting again in August.
Shortly afterwards, she was involved in a collision with a lorry which left her vehicle a write-off.
The accident forced her to miss some performances of Shrek The Musical, in which she was starring at the time.
She left the production shortly afterwards in order to concentrate on her pregnancy and Girls Aloud singer Kimberley Walsh took over in the role of Princess Fiona.
ITV says it "can't confirm at this stage" when Holden will return to the judging panel on Britain's Got Talent, or whether guest judges would be hired if she took an extended break from the show.
A spokesperson for the programme said: "We extend our congratulations to Amanda and Chris on the birth of Hollie, and wish Amanda a speedy recovery."
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