 Amanda Holden may not have taken part in Strictly Come Dancing, but she has experienced a 'weird' moment with a professional dancer. While recording her new documentary series Sex: A Bonkers History, the 52-year-old learned some new dance moves from Strictly champ Pasha Kovalev. Pasha and Amanda performed The Volta together – a Tudor dance, which was once scandalous as it allowed married people to touch other people on the dance floor. After Amanda got to grips with the moves, she reflected on her experience with Pasha, 43, who is married to Rachel Riley, 37, and explained that she understood how dance can lead to getting feelings. 'You weren't even allowed to hold hands and then being allowed to be that intimate, it was weird having that moment with Pasha,' Amanda, who is married to record producer Chris Hughes, admitted. 'I felt the feeling just in that afternoon, so I can't imagine how people felt touching like that centuries ago.' Pasha met his now-wife Rachel Riley on Strictly(Picture: BBC/Guy Levy) She then went on to praise Pasha for being a good teacher, in clips obtained by The Sun. 'But Pasha, he was so patient. It really took me ages to learn that step, hop and kick.' For the upcoming Sky History series, Amanda has also stripped off to teach us all about sex – you can't say she does things by halves! Amanda has gone all out for her new documentary series (Picture: Sky) In a teaser clip, she rested in a bathtub while delivering a history lesson on the Egyptian queen. 'Every sexual relationship was about gaining a strategic advance because, underneath that full face of makeup, which was actually made of crocodile dung, she was an intellectual heavyweight,' she explained. To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video While casually leaning over the bathtub Amanda continued: 'On the whole){kind=link}
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Amanda Holden may not have taken part in Strictly Come Dancing, but she has experienced a ‘weird’ moment with a professional dancer.
While recording her new documentary series Sex: A Bonkers History, the 52-year-old learned some new dance moves from Strictly champ Pasha Kovalev.
Pasha and Amanda performed The Volta together – a Tudor dance, which was once scandalous as it allowed married people to touch other people on the dance floor.
After Amanda got to grips with the moves, she reflected on her experience with Pasha, 43, who is married to Rachel Riley, 37, and explained that she understood how dance can lead to getting feelings.