Amanda Holden's husband, Chris Hughes, has reportedly quit his role as director at showbusiness talent agency YMU - the organisation that represents his wife and her colleague Simon Cowell and which recently dropped former This Morning host Phillip Schofield following the controversy surrounding his relationship with a showrunner some years ago.
It has been revealed that Chris resigned as director in mid-April, two months ago, reports Mail Online, and the business is said to have turned to well-trusted advisors to explore their options with regards to a financial restructure.
On top of this, the publication revealed that, according to its latest figures, the company has made a loss of £4.8 million with net liabilities of £74.7 million. Chris is just one of many directors - 10, according to Mail Online - who have bid farewell to the company over the last few years. For more showbiz and television stories get our newsletter here.
