Britian's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has said that Denise Van Outen will be able to find new TV work once her baby is born. Van Outen has been at the centre of a row after reports accused the BBC of giving her the axe because she was pregnant.
The TV presenter is due to give birth to her first baby in May was dropped from the reality show Over the Rainbow.
The broadcaster denied the allegations, saying: "Over The Rainbow is a brand new show for BBC One with a completely new line up of judges.
"As a result neither Denise Van Outen nor John Barrowman nor any of the other five previous judges will be taking part on the panel."
Amanda has given her take on the controversy, saying she thinks that Van Outen will go on to have a successful career once her baby is born.
Holden told The Sun: "Like me, she'll get her career back on track and the baby will fit around her lifestyle.
The Britain's Got Talent panelist added that being a working mum was hard work.
She said: "I'm constantly feeling guilty about working too much."
Amanda has a four-year-old daughter Lexi with husband record-producer Chris Hughes.
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