LES Dennis has appeared to take a savage swipe at his ex Amanda Holden after she posted a series of sexy snaps in Paris.
Amanda, who wed Les in 1995 when she was 22 and he was 40, wowed fans with a series of sizzling pictures sporting a very short red minidress.
The Britain’s Got Talent judge, who split from Les in 2003 and is now married to record producer Chris Hughes, is currently in the French capital and shared a trio of raunchy images.
One of them saw her sprawled on a piano with Amanda put on a leggy display which sent her 2 million followers crazy.
Alongside the picture, she penned: “Making Whoooopie.”
Les later took to his twitter and shared a snap of himself in his dressing room.
But it was his caption that sent tongues wagging, with fans convinced it was a cheeky dig at Amanda.
“Not in Paris. In Leicester.” he wrote, clearly referring to his ex’s steamy snaps.
Fans didn’t miss a trick and raced to comment.
“Ooo burn!” one tweeted.
“Way to go Les, you are an amazing person, better than that somebody in a city in northern France,” tweeted a second
A third weighed in: “I think you win the internet today Les. I doubt you can get a good curry in Paris either.”
While a fifth said: “Brilliant @LesDennis if you know you know.”
Amanda was mum-shamed earlier in the week over the trio of racy images she shared.
One of them saw her sprawled on a piano with Amanda put on a leggy display which sent her 2 million followers crazy.
Alongside the picture, she penned: “Making Whoooopie.”
Her fans immediately rushed to the comments to gush over the snap, but some were left a little unimpressed.
One wrote: “Why does she need to post this.”
Another said: “Midlife crisis mother, there are actual websites for this.”
It was Amanda’s highly publicised affair with Men Behaving Badly star Neil Morrissey that led to her divorce from Les.
In 2000, Amanda cheated on Les with Neil, while starring in BBC drama Happy Birthday Shakespeare .
Amanda later called the scandal the “worst time of her life”.
She told Daily Mail: “I brought it on myself, I appreciate that, but nothing will ever be as bad again. It was a very dark time. It got to the point where I felt I could hardly breathe.
“Les proved to be my saviour. Ironically. So the person I’d hurt the most in the world was the one who was there for me.”
