Royal Television Society Awards 2024: Stacey Solomon looks radiant in rose gold strapless
Stacey Solomon, Jodie Whittaker and Hannah Waddingham lead the stars attending the Royal Television Society Programme Awards 2024 at The Grosvenor House Hotel in London on Tuesday.
Loose Women host Stacey, 34, ensured all eyes were on her as she arrived to the event in a rose gold strapless gown with a flowing train.
The dress highlighted the presenter’s jaw-dropping figure while she styled her platinum locks into loose curls for the evening.
Stacey was joined by her husband Joe Swash who looked dapper in a classic black three-piece suit and tie.
Time star Jodie, 41, put on a leggy display for the bash as she arrived in a navy sleeveless midi dress with a pleated hemline.
Loose Women host Stacey, 34, ensured all eyes were on her as she arrived to the event in a rose gold strapless gown with a flowing train
Stacey was joined by her husband Joe Swash who looked dapper in a classic black three-piece suit and tie
The garment also featured a high collar while Jodie added colour to her outfit with a pair of chunky orange heels.
Styling her blonde tresses into an updo, the Doctor Who star added to her look with a multi-coloured clutch bag and a pair of hoop earrings.
Jodie is nominated for Lead Actress at the awards for Time alongside her co-star Tamara Lawrence and Sarah Lancashire for Happy Valley.
Hannah looked radiant in a black figure-hugging mini dress with a plunging neckline.
The Ted Lasso star, 49, who is nominated for Entertainment Presenter for hosting the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest, cinched her waist with a matching belt.
Opting for a pair of black heels, Hannah complimented her look with a gold clutch bag.
Meanwhile, Kym Marsh looked sensational in a black mini dress with pale pink tasselled sleeves which she wore with matching tights.
The former Coronation Street star opted for a pair of black heels and wore her brunette tresses in loose waves.
Hannah, who is nominated for Entertainment Presenter for hosting the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest, cinched her waist with a matching belt
Gabby Roslin caught the eye in a sleeveless black jumpsuit which she wore over a silver long-sleeved blouse
Jasmine Jobson (left) set pulses racing as she arrived to the event in a black gown with a high leg split while Maired Tyers (right) cut an elegant figure in a black strapless dress
Jodie looked in good spirits as she posed on the blue carpet with Bella Ramsey and Tamara Lawrance
Gabby Roslin caught the eye in a sleeveless black jumpsuit which she wore over a silver long-sleeved blouse.
Letting her blonde locks fall loose down her shoulders, the TV presenter also sported a pair of silver earrings.
Jasmine Jobson set pulses racing as she arrived to the event in a black gown with a high leg split that accentuated her toned pins.
The garment featured an a-symmetric hemline while the Top Boy actress also wore black open toe heels anda pair of silver earrings.
Maired Tyers cut an elegant figure in a black strapless dress while she let her locks fall loose down her shoulders.
Noel Fielding showed off his quirky sense of style in a pink animal print jacket and starry boots as he attended the awards alongside his partner Lliana Bird.
Bella Ramsey attended the event in a navy blazer with matching trousers and a black shirt and tie.
The Last Of Us Star, who identifies as non-binary, wore their brunette locks loose and completed their outfit with a pair of black shoes.
TV presenter Kirsty Young opted for a black dress with a matching blazer and buckled shoes.
Elsewhere, Siobhan MacSweeney turned heads in a black short-sleeved gown with a pleated hemline and plunging eneckline.
The Derry Girls star wore a black sorset underneath the garment which she paired with black fishnet stockings.
Noel Fielding opted for a pink animal print coat and starry boots as he posed alongside his partner Lliana Bird
Joe Swash put on an animated display as he posed on the blue carpet
Bella Ramsey attended the event in a navy blazer with matching trousers and a black shirt
Kirsty Young (left) opted for a black dress with a matching blazer and buckled shoes while Siobhan MacSweeney (right) turned heads in a black short-sleeved gown with a pleated hemline and plunging eneckline
The Royal Television Society Awards celebrate the best TV Britain has to offer.
BBC dramas Happy Valley and Time emerged victorious at the Royal Television Society Awards at The Grosvenor House Hotel in London on Tuesday.
Happy Valley, which stars Sarah Lancashire as Sgt Catherine Cawood and James Norton as murderer Tommy Lee Royce, beat out The Gold and Top Boy for the Drama award.
‘It’s game changing, top-of-the-class drama,’ said the jury. ‘Sometimes operatic in scale, but attentive to the tiniest detail.’
Time star Tamara Lawrance took home the Leading Actor – Female award for her role in the prison drama with the jury praising her ‘deep, layered performance’.
Bella Ramsay was also recognised for their work in Time, winning the Supporting Actor – Female award over fellow nominees Jasmine Jobson for Top Boy and Ronkẹ Adékoluẹjo for Time.
Another big winner on the night was Hannah Waddingham who took home the Entertainment Presenter award for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023.
It wasn’t the only gong the contest won as it also received the Live Event award.
Stacey Solomon took home the award for Formatted Popular Factual show for her BBC series Sort Your Life Out which sees the presenter and her team transform people’s homes.
Alex Scott was honoured with the Sports Presenter award where she was nominated against Gabby Logan and Nasser Hussain.
Meanwhile, Chris Packham received the Presenter award for his programme Inside Our Autistic Minds with the jury praising him for his ‘charisma and directness’.
Kenton Allen, Chair of the RTS Programme Awards, said: ‘2023 was an outstanding year for UK creativity, and the nominations we have announced today highlight the breadth of genre-defining, exceptional programming that British audiences have enjoyed over the last 12 months.
‘Despite the unpredictable times our industry currently faces, we at the RTS welcome the opportunity to come together as a creative community and celebrate the hard work and incredible talent, on and off camera, that makes sensational shows for audiences here and on the global stage.’