Gemma Collins arrives by helicopter while Georgia Toffolo gets into the racing spirit with a fun horse handbag as they lead the stars on day three of Cheltenham
While Gemma Collins arrived at Cheltenham by helicopter, Georgia Toffolo lifted her spirits by wearing a horse-shaped bag on the third day of the races.
The star duo chose Gemma’s traditional attire, while Georgia added glamor to the ceremonies with a stylish suit inspired by the 20s.
Georgia, 31, who found fame on reality series Made in Chelsea and won ITV’s I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! In 2017, he had previously described Cheltenham as the highlight of the year.
Gemma, meanwhile, arrived by helicopter, taking to the skies while drinking champagne with an elegant silk scarf wrapped around her fringed tresses – the scarf both adding to the glam and protecting her from the elements.
There was also Danny Dyer, who showed off his thick mustache and crossed his arms to pledge allegiance to his beloved West Ham as he posed for the cameras. Peter Crouch and Alex Furguson mostly represented football.
Gemma Collins showed off her glam in a checkered coat, a Mulberry bag and fur cuffs as she arrived by helicopter at Cheltenham for the third day of racing on Thursday.
Georgia Toffolo beamed as she wore a horse-shaped bag
Zara was soon looking chic with her brown velvet and crocodile print bag.
Meanwhile, Gemma was arriving by helicopter and taking to the sky while drinking champagne with an elegant silk scarf wrapped around her hair.
EastEnders and I’m A Celebrity star Shona McGarty was sure to bring the glamor of a royal blue outfit with a chic and complementary glam element.
Naturally, the royal family was led by Princess Anne alongside her daughter Zara Tindall and son-in-law Mike Tindall.
Peter opted for classic racing attire with a tweed baker boy hat paired with a suit layered over a gray cardigan, shirt and tie.
Danny also wore a stylish green three-piece suit, paired with stylish sunglasses, despite the gloomy weather.
James Nesbitt greeted a beaming Sir Alex fondly as he shook the actor’s hand warmly as they got stuck in the festivities.
Also in attendance was Danny Dyer, who showed off his thick mustache and crossed his arms to pledge allegiance to his beloved West Ham.
Mike Tindall and Zara Tindall looked stunning in their complementary looks
EastEnders and I’m A Celebrity star Shona McGarty was sure to bring the glamor of a bold blue outfit with a chic and complementary fascinator
Georgia paired the look with an elegant ostrich feather scarf
Alan Halsall, who became famous for his role as Tyrone in Coronation Street, enjoyed a mini reunion with his I’m A Celeb co-star
She looked sensational in her elegant outfit
Georgia’s horse bag added some of her signature fun to the look
Princess Anne looked chic in suede boots and elegant gray skirt
The broadcaster confirmed that Alan Brazil will be unable to attend the talkSPORT breakfast show on the third day of the festival, away from the celebrity participants, due to illness.
The 66-year-old Brazilian had a pre-arranged day off on Wednesday but was initially expected to host his show from the festival on Thursday.
Shebahn Aherne was on stage for the second day in a row when listeners tuned in to the show from 6am.
“Surprise, you’re listening to talkSPORT Breakfast, it’s Shebahn Aherne replacing Alan Brazil,” Aherne began. ‘He needs some more rest today, doesn’t he?
Zara and Mike chose complementary looks for the big day
Sir Alex looked stylish in his three-piece suit
‘But Alan will be back with you tomorrow morning, fit and firing for Gold Cup Day.’
While Georgia attended the races every day, she was without her husband James Watt, who was currently having business problems.
Her husband, the BrewDog co-founder, said he was ‘heartbroken’ after his firm was sold for just £33 million this month, losing almost 500 jobs.
The Scottish brewery, which was speculatively valued at £2bn just a few years ago, was sold for a pittance to US cannabis and drinks firm Tilray earlier this week.
A total of 38 Brewdog pubs in the UK have closed this month after chief executive James Taylor told 484 staff in a conference call that they were no longer working.
One of the revelers wore a shamrock-embroidered jacket.
Peter Crouch opted for classic racing attire with a tweed baker boy hat paired with a suit layered over a gray cardigan, shirt and tie
Danny also wore a stylish green three-piece suit, paired with stylish sunglasses, despite the gloomy weather.
James Nesbitt greeted a beaming Sir Alex fondly as he shook the actor’s hand warmly as they got stuck in the festivities.
Gemma radiated charm with her stylish outfit
Shares held by 220,000 “share vagrants” who invested around £75 million in the company over seven funding rounds are now effectively worthless.
Mr Watt, a self-described ‘punk’ and multimillionaire, expressed his sadness at the company’s collapse in a post shared across various social media channels. However, it failed to impress some observers.
Describing the past week as ‘incredibly difficult’, she wrote: ‘I am heartbroken for all the hard-working and passionate team members who have lost their jobs.
‘I’m heartbroken for all our brilliant capital bums who didn’t get the return on investment they wanted.
‘And I’m heartbroken that I devoted the best 20 years of my life to something that didn’t end the way we all wished.’
She wore eye-catching jewelery as well as a striking hat
The broadcaster confirmed that Alan Brazil will be unable to attend the talkSPORT breakfast show on the third day of the festival, away from the celebrity participants, due to illness.
