ITV pulled out all the stops on Monday evening, hosting a star-studded party to mark an incredible 70 years of broadcasting.
The glitzy celebration brought together familiar faces from across the network, and the atmosphere was filled with nostalgia, laughter, and plenty of style.
Cat Deeley Steals the Spotlight
This Morning presenter Cat Deeley, 48, looked radiant as she made her way out of the event.
Dressed in a striking red mini dress that highlighted her toned legs, Cat was the definition of polished glamour.
Her voluminous hair, flawless makeup, and strappy gold-accented sandals completed the look, adding to her statuesque appearance.
Even after hours of partying, she looked like she had stepped straight out of a photoshoot.
Christine Lampard and Judi Love Make an Entrance
Christine Lampard, well-known for stepping in on Lorraine, attended in a chic, figure-hugging black dress paired with peep-toe heels.
She was spotted leaving hand in hand with comedian and presenter Judi Love.
Judi herself turned heads in a stylish baby blue gown with a daring thigh slit and ruched waistline, though she seemed more focused on her phone than the flashing cameras.
Together, the duo radiated charm and elegance as they wrapped up the evening.
AJ Odudu’s Striking Corset Look
Big Brother’s AJ Odudu stayed true to her bold sense of fashion with a black-and-white corset-style dress that fit her perfectly.
Known for her impeccable style choices, AJ once again proved why she’s a red-carpet favorite.
Blue Hues on the Red Carpet
Several ITV stars opted for shades of blue to mark the occasion.
Good Morning Britain’s Charlotte Hawkins looked graceful in a delicate lace dress cinched at the waist, while Laura Whitmore went for a more tailored vibe.
The former Love Island host wore a sleek three-piece suit with a blazer, waistcoat, and trousers, proving that power dressing can still look glamorous.
Looking Back and Moving Forward
This isn’t the first time ITV has hosted a grand celebration.
The network last marked a milestone with its 50th anniversary gala back in 2005 at the Guildhall.
But while the 70th bash was filled with glitz, it comes against the backdrop of major changes.
In a cost-cutting move announced earlier this year, daytime favourites Lorraine and Loose Women will shift to seasonal schedules, with Lorraine’s show cut to just 30 minutes daily.
Meanwhile, ITV staples like This Morning will also be leaving their longtime home at Television Centre in West London.
From next year, these shows will broadcast from a new underground studio at The Hospital Club in London.
What’s Next for ITV?
The anniversary was a moment to celebrate the broadcaster’s legacy, but it also highlighted the balancing act ITV faces—honouring its history while adapting to a new era of television.
For fans, the question is clear: how will these changes shape the future of their favourite shows?