Britain's Got Talent and radio presenter Amanda Holden has taken on the Three Peaks Challenge for charity, which will see the 51-year-old tackle the highest mountains in Wales, England and Scotland in 24 hours climbing a whopping 10,476 feet.
The Heart radio star began the trek on Thursday, October 6, starting off with Wales' very own Mount Snowdon, which stands at 3,560 feet above sea level. Alongside a team of 'Mandy's Moutaineers' - made up of people from a variety of small charities the station's Global Make Some Noise campaign supports - Amanda waded through the blustery elements of the North Walian mountain range and reached the top, completing one third of the journey - and although there was "wind and snow", the mother of two had a smile on her face the whole time.
Taking to first her Instagram stories and then an Instagram reel, which showed a video montage of the climb across cragged rocks
