Monday night saw the glitz and glamour return to London as the TV Choice Awards lit up the capital.
Held at the London Hilton on Park Lane, the event brought together TV favourites, rising stars, and a host of unforgettable red carpet moments.
Strictly’s Jowita Przystał and Nadiya Bychkova Steal the Spotlight
Professional dancers Jowita Przystał and Nadiya Bychkova turned heads as they arrived.
Jowita opted for bold cutouts and high-waisted black trousers, confidently going braless for the evening, while Nadiya exuded classic glamour in a striking red gown.
Their dazzling presence made them instant talking points among fans and photographers alike.
Morning Live’s Helen Skelton and ITV’s Sian Welby Impress on the Carpet
Not to be outdone, Morning Live’s Helen Skelton wowed in a pale pink halterneck dress, showing off her graceful style.
Meanwhile, ITV favourite Sian Welby drew attention with her figure-flattering ensemble, adding to the night’s mix of glamour, elegance, and personality.
Jason Manford Hosts as Winners Are Revealed
Comedian Jason Manford took on hosting duties for the evening, guiding viewers through the announcements of 18 categories.
From long-running favourites like Call The Midwife and I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! to fresh new dramas, the ceremony celebrated the best in British television across genres.
Comedy Stars Compete for Laughter Accolades
The comedy categories featured big names and beloved shows.
Ruth Jones faced off against Danny Dyer, Lee Mack, and Brendan O’Carroll for Best Comedy Performance, while Amandaland, Brassic, Gavin & Stacey: The Finale, Mrs Brown’s Boys, and Not Going Out vied for Best Comedy Show.
Fans of the sitcom finale of Gavin & Stacey eagerly awaited to see if Alison Steadman’s work would be crowned the night’s top laugh.
Daytime TV, Soaps, and Reality Shows Battle It Out
This Morning hoped to repeat its previous NTA success in the Best Daytime Show category, alongside stiff competition from Loose Women, Animal Park, Escape To The Country, and Bargain Hunt.
Coronation Street, EastEnders, and Emmerdale went head-to-head with Home And Away for Best Soap, while reality favourites like Dragons’ Den, I’m A Celebrity…, Race Across The World, Stacey & Joe, and The Traitors fought for recognition in the reality category.
Drama Performances and New Series Shine
Owen Cooper and Stephen Graham were both nominated for their work in Adolescence, joined by Jenny Agutter, William Beck, and Rose Ayling-Ellis in Best Drama Performance.
New dramas like Adolescence, Code Of Silence, I Fought The Law, Return To Paradise, and The Hardacres were all in the running for Best New Drama, signalling a strong year for fresh storytelling.
More Stars Join the Red Carpet Extravaganza
The night was filled with familiar faces, including Amy Dowden from Strictly, EastEnders’ Michelle Collins, Sunetra Sarker from Loose Women, and TV personality Narinder Kaur.
Musicians and actors like Brian Conley, Duncan James, and Bradley Riches mingled with Gaby Roslin, Chris Robshaw, and The Traitors winner Stephen Libby, creating a colourful mix of talent across the entertainment spectrum.
Full Range of Categories Celebrate TV Excellence
From Best Comedy Performance and Best Drama Series to Best Factual Show, Best Food Show, Best Game Show, and Best Lifestyle Show, the awards recognised excellence across every corner of TV.
Talent shows, family dramas, soaps, reality hits, and streaming favourites like BBC iPlayer and Netflix were all celebrated, reflecting the variety and vibrancy of modern viewing.
What’s Next?
As the awards wrap up, winners will continue to enjoy the spotlight while fans debate the night’s highlights.
With so many iconic shows and stars in contention, the TV Choice Awards 2026 have cemented themselves once again as the evening where British television truly shines.
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