Amanda Holden's lookalike daughter Lexi celebrates turning 20 by dressing up as a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader

Amanda Holden's daughter Lexi Hughes transformed into a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader as she celebrated turning 20 on Tuesday.

The TV personality, 54, took to Instagram to mark the special day of her eldest child who she shares with music producer husband Chris Hughes.

Lexi, who was unveiled as the face of Superdrug after signing her first modelling contract last year, looked sensational as she dressed up in the American football team's cheerleading costume.

She showed off her amazing figure in the cheerleading squad's iconic white-and-blue hot pants and crop top.

The model elevated her frame in a pair of white towering ankle boots as she threw her arms in the air while holding the signature blue and white pom poms

Amanda also shared a sweet throwback photo of Lexi as a child as she posed in a similar way while sat by a Christmas tree.

She wrote: 'Put your hands up if you're 20 today!!! (Miss @lexi.hughes) Mama and Dada love you so much - our strong, bright, kind, loyal, funny girl!!!! Little Lexi Lou'.

Amanda's fans and famous pals including Claudia Winkleman and Ashley Roberts took to the comments to wish Lexi a happy birthday.

The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (DCC) became famous in the late 1970s but gained renewed, global fame via the 2024 Netflix docuseries America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders.

The show's popularity, which followed their 2023/24 season, led to a second series in 2025 and highlighted the squad's iconic status in sports culture.

Amanda is also a proud mum to 13-year-old daughter Hollie.

It comes after Amanda and her lookalike daughters enjoyed a family trip to Los Angeles in October.

The TV personality was flanked by daughters Lexi and Hollie as the glamorous trio enjoyed some family time outside the city's legendary Beverly Hills Hotel.

The ITV star looked gorgeous in denim jeans and a white blazer, paired with sunglasses and a black Gucci bag.

Lexi launched her own skincare range for Superdrug last year.

Meanwhile, youngest daughter Hollie was looking trendy in a grey dress and Lexie opted for a stylish brown look with a leopard print top and trendy glasses to match.

Amanda's husband Chris Hughes, 51, was also present during their appearance at the Los Angeles landmark.

The father smiled with his daughters in a pair of navy trousers and crew neck jumper.

Lexi launched her own skincare range for Superdrug last year.

The model, who is signed by top modelling agency Storm, has become the face of the pharmacy's new teenage range, POP.

Speaking about becoming an ambassador, Lexi previously told the Daily Mail: 'Being part of a their new own-brand skincare launch POP means I get to share a brand that’s well researched, uncomplicated, and that is fun to use.

'The products feel really good and are very calming for young skin. I also love that the products are approachable and very affordable but still look and feel really exciting.'

Lexi has often been described as the TV personality's mini-me, with the pair sporting matching blonde locks and a love for beauty.

'We both love fashion and we enjoy trying new things and finding what works for us,' Lexi said.

Amanhda shares Lexi and daughter Hollie, 13, with husband Chris Hughes

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The teenager couldn't heap enough praise on her, gushing: 'She’s always there to cheer me on and give advice but also lets me find my own path and have fun with my projects.'

Amanda has been given the 'cool mum' badge, and is popular with her daughter's friends group, with Lexi adding: 'My mum is so supportive, kind, smart and fun - she’s the best and I am very lucky to have her.'

But Amanda revealed her youngest daughter goes out of her way to avoid being seen with her - insisting the teenager wants 'no connection' with her famous mother.

Speaking about life at home, she told The Sun's TV Mag: 'I picked Hollie up from her new school the other day and she does not want any connection with me.

'I got out of the car, she saw me and literally crossed the road.'