Bafta TV Awards 2024: Emily Atack, Amber Gill and Frankie Bridge look stunning as they lead the red carpet glamour
TELLY’s finest arrived in London today to celebrate the Bafta TV Awards – with stars Emily Atack, Maura Higgins, Frankie Bridge and Mollie King putting on a stunning display.
The trio led the red carpet arrivals at London’s Royal Festival Hall ahead of the ceremony, which kicks off at 7pm.
Maura looked absolutely incredible in a black shoulderless gown with a peplum skirt and Bardot sleeves.
Channelling her inner Audrey Hepburn she pulled her hair up into a bun on top of her head, letting the dress do all the talking.
Saturdays star Frankie looked like a goddess in a white cut-out dress that flowed to the floor.
She showed off her toned tummy in the long-sleeved number and wore a pair of pointy-toed heels for extra glamour.
Her fellow bandmate Molly King was also a vision in white. Her dress featured a plunging neckline with a dramatic cowl neck detail.
Laura Whitmore glistened in a beaded purple number which had an off-the-shoulder strap.
Love Island star Amber Gill opted for a completely see-through black crochet-style dress, revealing her underwear.
Her hair was pulled back into a low bun and she accessorised with dramatic drop earrings.
One former couple suffered an awkward reunion on the red carpet.
Love Island exes Georgia Harrison and Anton Danyluk came face-to-face for the first time since their split at the Bafta TV Awards.
The final season of Happy Valley will compete against heist series The Gold and spy drama Slow Horses for a top prize tonight.
They are nominated alongside crime drama Top Boy for the best drama prize at the ceremony, which will be presented by Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan at the Royal Festival Hall.
The swansong of creator Sally Wainwright’s Yorkshire-set thriller Happy Valley already has a string of awards under its belt.
Star Sarah Lancashire is also nominated for the best actress Bafta for her portrayal of no-nonsense sergeant Catherine Cawood.
She will compete against veteran actress Anne Reid for her role in The Sixth Commandment, which explores the deaths of Peter Farquhar and Ann Moore-Martin in Maids Moreton, Buckinghamshire.
Also scoring a leading actress nomination is Bella Ramsey for her role in The Last Of Us, the TV adaptation of the hugely popular video game which is set in a post-apocalyptic world where society has been destroyed by a pandemic.