By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 4:38 PM on 11th April 2011
It's only been two months since she tragically lost her baby seven months into her pregnancy.
But ever the optimist Amanda Holden has said she knows that her future's bright and there is nothing to stop her having more children.
The Britain's Got Talent judge said she is determined to remain positive as she's a 'naturally really optimistic girl'.
Staying positive: Amanda Holden has said she is looking to the future and hasn't ruled out having any more children
And speaking to Kate Garraway on Lorraine this morning, she said all the support she and husband Chris Hughes received helped get them through the tragedy.
She said: 'I’m a naturally really optimistic girl and I can – my husband and I kind of, we’re not dramatic people and although what’s happened is obviously horrifying, there’s no reason why we don’t have…you know, we can go on and have more children.
'And our future’s bright and you have to turn negatives into positives, and try and see everything as a blessing and that’s exactly what we’ve done.'
Unbelievable: Amanda told Kate Garraway that she and her husband Chris Hughes were grateful for all the support they had received
She also thanked everyone that had shown their love and support and added: 'It has been amazing, I’ve had unbelievable support and it truly has got us both through it, really.'
Amanda has thrown herself back into work since the miscarriage and is not only leading the judging panel on Britain's Got Talent, but she is also starring in the new West End production of Shrek.
New line up: Amanda is the new boss of the BGT judging panel alongside comedian Michael McIntyre and reality TV star David Hasselhoff
She said: 'People say to me, "oh you're in Shrek. Who are you?" And I'm like, "well, I'm not Shrek. Hello? Or the donkey.'
But she revealed that she was having a great time and added: 'I’m just having the best fun, with the most amazing cast. Everyone’s lovely, supportive, and I feel guilty for being so happy and having such a good time everyday, it’s great.'
Amanda, 40, also said she was really enjoying Britain's Got Talent, which starts this Saturday evening on ITV, but said she didn't miss the egos of Simon Cowell and Piers Morgan.
Singing their hearts out: Amanda rehearses for Shrek: The Musical with her younger co-stars Amy Beadel and Emilia Jones
She said: 'It’s a relief to be working with people who have no egos, it’s so relaxing, honestly. I mean I miss Simon and Piers because obviously they became – and are – close friends and I love them both dearly.
'But these two guys are completely different and they kind of ask for my help, so I’m the boss! So I’m like, I don’t have to listen to Simon – I don’t have to listen to him droning on – it feels like I’m in charge.
'Michael is very, very funny, very generous, kind, but very reasonable. And The Hoff I’m very fond of. He’s courageous in what he says, and he kind of is in his own little Hoff world.'
Strength: Amanda said the support she and husband Chris Hughes had received since the miscarriage had really helped them get through it
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