J-Lo puts on a raunchy show on Britain's Got Talent
JENNIFER Lopez wowed Britain's Got Talent viewers last night with her rear-ly raunchy performance.
The superstar singer took to the stage in a tiny PVC black leotard and thigh-high black boots to belt out her new track Live It Up.
'I just want to bite it' ... Amanda Holden was wowed by J-Lo's 'fabulous' bum
Cheeky J-Lo, 43, looked sensational as she writhed around in her eye-poppingly sexy outfit and flashed her famous derriere to millions of fans of the telly talent show.
Judge Amanda Holden clearly loved the US star's risqué routine, which saw J-Lo surrounded by hunky male dancers.
Raunchy ... J-Lo's leotard left little to the imagination
Asked if there were any surprises on the show tonight for her, Amanda told hosts Ant and Dec: "J-Lo's a***, I just wanted to bite it. It was fabulous."
Simon Cowell also praised the former American Idol judge, declaring: "If anyone wants to know how you do it, that's how you do it. I mean seriously world class."
Sexy ... J-Lo performs new track Live It Up
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