Amanda Holden, 55, leads the glamour in a sheer black dress for this year’s BAFTA Television nominees party
Amanda Holden reigned supreme at this year’s BAFTA Television nominees party, taking to the stage in a daring black dress.
The Britain’s Got Talent star, 55, showed off her incredible physique on the red carpet of the lavish party in London.
Amanda turned heads in her dramatic, sheer black evening gown with a flashy, high-fashion edge.
The front of the dress featured a halter neckline with a deep V-neck and black lace details under the bodice of the dress.
Amanda arrived when her close friend Alan Carr arrived and the pair posed for photos outside.
Chatty Man Alan, 49, wore a gray suit for the evening.
Amanda Holden reigned supreme at this year’s BAFTA Television nominees party, taking to the stage in a daring black dress.
The 55-year-old star of Britain’s Got Talent showed off her incredible physique on the red carpet of the lavish party in London.
Amanda arrived along with her close friend Alan Carr, and the pair posed for photos outside.
Amandaland star Lucy Punch fascinated with her black PVC dress when she gathered her blonde hair and came to the carpet.
Georgina Castle looked incredible as she flashed a big smile and showed off her baby bump in abundance.
While the arrivals continued with Tinie Tempah looking cool as ever, the lady in pink was Jodie Whittaker.
After the party, Amanda looked chic as she made her way to her taxi before returning to the radio in the morning.
Elsewhere, Jodie Whittaker looked blurry-eyed and Laura Haddock had taken off her shoes.
Adolescence tops the BAFTA Television Awards shortlist; It scores a whopping eleven nominations, including Limited Drama and Best Actor and Craft Awards.
Stars Stephen Graham, Owen Cooper, Ashley Walters, Erin Doherty and Christine Tremarco are up for the award.
Created by actor Stephen, 52, and writer Jack Thorne, the series tells the story of British teenager Jamie Miller, who is convicted of murdering a female classmate after being caught up in the online manosphere.
Stephen will compete in the Lead Actor category against Lockerbie’s Colin Firth, The Death of Bunny Monro’s Matt Smith and Smoke’s Taron Egerton.
Ashley, 43, will face Mobland’s Paddy Considine, The Death of Bunny Munro’s Rafael Mathe, The Gold’s Joshua McGuire and Down Cemetery Road’s Fehinti Balogun in the Supporting Actor category alongside his co-star Owen, 16.
Georgina Castle looked incredible as she showed off plenty of her baby bump and boasted a huge smile
Amandaland star Lucy Punch wowed in her black PVC dress when she tied up her blonde hair and came to the carpet
The BAFTA Television Awards will take place on 10 May, hosted by comedian Greg Davies.
Erin, 33, will face off against The White Lotus’ Aimee Lou Wood, leading lady Christine, Get Millie Black’s Chyna McQueen, Task’s Emilia Jones and Rose Ayling-Ellis as Lead Actress in Reunion, marking her first nomination in the category.
Stephen may also be poised to win for his performance in the Disney+ series A Thousand Blows, which was created by Steven Knight and was nominated for seven awards, including Drama Series for which Disney+ received 16 awards overall.
Netflix has a total of 29 nominations, while the BBC has the most nominations; 73 nominations in total, including five for The Celebrity Traitors.
The programme, which host Claudia Winkleman had the chance to take home the gong for Best Entertainment Programme, was the highest-rated program on British television last year.
Prime Video’s Last One Laughing, which returned for its second series last week, will compete with the star version of Traitors, with show star Bob Mortimer up for best Entertainment Performance.
The BAFTA Television Awards will take place at London’s Southbank Center on 10 May, hosted by comedian Greg Davies.
BAFTA CEO Jane Millchip said: ‘2025 has been an extraordinary year for television, reflected in the 124 nominated programs that highlight the power and originality of British storytelling.
‘From powerful documentaries to hard-hitting comedies, local dramas to international series with global appeal, this year’s nominees showcase a medium at the pinnacle of creativity.’
Tinie Tempah is as cool as ever, stopping to take photos when he arrives
Lady in pink Jodie Whittaker poses for a photo before entering the party
David Baddiel kept his traditional look in a black suit for the glitzy bash
Lenny Rush attends Bafta Television Awards nominations party
Adolescence dominated the BAFT A Television Awards shortlist; It received a whopping eleven nominations, including the Limited Drama and Best Actor and Craft Awards.
Friends Amanda and Alan turn up the heat at the party
The duo enjoyed the evening at Batersea Power Station ahead of next week’s awards.
After the party, Amanda looked chic as she made her way to her taxi before returning to the radio in the morning.
Laura Haddock kicked off her shoes when spotted checking out
Jodie Whittacker’s eyes look blurry
Before this, he took a photo with Narges Rashidi.
On Wednesday, it was announced that Martin Lewis will be awarded the BAFTA Television Special Award for his outstanding and lasting impact on British consumers and public life.
Martin said: ‘For years people thought I was a financial advisor. I’m not. I never have been. I am proudly a television journalist. That’s why this level of recognition at the BAFTA TV Awards is so meaningful.
‘If anyone had told the young man who was retraining for a master’s degree in broadcast journalism in 1997 that this would happen, his jaw would have dropped, he would have smiled in disbelief and asked: ‘What for?’ And frankly I still feel a little bit like that today.’
