She’s among the celebrities who have started preparations hours before for the National Television Awards start on Tuesday.
And This Morning star Rochelle Humes was the latest star to arrive half dolled-up as she was spotted with rollers in her hair.
The television personality, 34, cut a casual display in blue denim jeans and a white T-shirt as she arrived at her hotel where she’s getting glammed up.
Rochelle wrapped a green cardigan loosely around her shoulders and wore a pair of tan clogs.
She appeared to be happy and relaxed as she hopped out of the car with her black sunglasses on and accessorised her outfit with a grey Goyard tote bag.
Preparations underway: Rochelle Humes, 34, was the latest star to arrive half dolled-up as she was spotted with rollers in her hair
Chic: The television personality, 34, cut a casual display in blue denim jeans and white T-shirt as she arrived at her hotel where she is getting glammed up
Kate Garraway was also spotted arriving bare-faced at her hotel, in front of Love Island stars Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki.
The Good Morning Britain presenter, 56, looked effortlessly chic in a pleated skirt and a white T-shirt with ruched sleeves.
Runners up Whitney, 25, and Lochan, also 25, looked as happy as ever while they arrived to get ready ahead of London’s O2 Arena for the glitzy ceremony.
Lochan looked chilled as he arrived at the hotel in a white T-shirt and beige trousers.
Meanwhile Whitney seemed giddy and excited as she beamed for the cameras, while holding a tripod and a huge rucksack.
Emily Atack, 33, was among the first stars to begin her preparations for the awards as she took to Instagram to share a snap of her blonde tresses covered in foils after heading to the salon to get a new look.
Emily cut a stylish figure in a stylish grey midi dress as she showed off her newly-coloured tresses.
Gorgeous: Kate Garraway, 56, looked effortlessly chic in a pleated skirt and a white T-shirt with ruched sleeves
Beaming: The Good Morning Britain presenter seemed in great spirits as she smiled for the cameras
Prep: Love Island stars Whitney Adebayo and Lochan Nowacki, both 25, looked as happy as ever while they arrived to get ready ahead of London’s O2 Arena for the glitzy ceremony
Excited: Whitney seemed giddy and excited as she beamed for the cameras, while holding a tripod and a huge rucksack
Clearly making the most of her new hairstyle, Emily captioned her post: ‘Always love a visit to @pauledmonds217 and then to ALL the pubs afterwards to show off. Can’t believe this is now all my real hair.’
Maya Jama also took to her Instagram Stories to urge her followers to vote for Love Island in the Reality Competition category.
She added: ‘Very swollen, I don’t think I’ve drunk enough water. I’m on the countdown until I go to Fiji though.’
Also getting ready ahead of the big night for TV was Molly Marsh, who admitted the experience felt like a ‘pinch me’ moment.
The reality personality, who appeared in the most recent series of Love Island, will be supporting the show which has been nominated for Best Reality Series.
Molly had wet hair in the snap and was wearing her boyfriend Zachariah Noble’s robe as she flashed a peace sign to the camera.
Many of the UK’s biggest TV stars are expected to attend the NTAs on Tuesday night, with the ceremony once again being hosted by Joel Dommett.
Holly Willoughby is expected to attend, with sources claiming she is determined to lead ITV’s This Morning to defend its title of best daytime show and support co-host Alison Hammond, 48, who has been nominated for best presenter – despite Holly being booed at the event last year.
Transformation: Emily Atack was among the first stars to begin her preparations for the National Television Awards ahead of the glitzy ceremony
Getting her glam on! The actress took to Instagram to share a snap of her blonde tresses covered in foils after heading to the salon to get a new look
Confident: Clearly making the most of her new hairstyle, Emily captioned her post: ‘Always love a visit to @pauledmonds217 and then to ALL the pubs afterwards to show off’
Earlier this year, the show was thrown into turmoil when her long-running co-host and ‘BFF’ Schofield resigned after admitting to an ‘unwise but not illegal’ affair with a younger male colleague.
Holly and Phil had been among the regular nominees for best presenters until the long-running scandal, which has also seen staff on the show raise allegations of a ‘toxic’ environment and bullying, but Holly is not nominated this year.
The shortlist of nominees for the National Television Awards 2023 was announced on August 15.
In the Best TV Presenter category, Alison Hammond and Martin Lewis will compete against Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, who took the award for the 21st year in a row at last year’s ceremony, as well as The Traitors host Claudia Winkleman and The Chase’s Bradley Walsh.
Dame Deborah James and Paul O’Grady have been posthumously recognised in the nominations, with Dame Deborah named in the authored documentary category, for Bowelbabe In Her Own Words.
Dame Deborah set up the Bowelbabe cancer research fund, and died last year at the age of 40 after suffering bowel cancer.
Paul’s For The Love Of Dogs was listed in the factual entertainment category after the death of the TV presenter and comedian earlier this year.
It will compete against Clarkson’s Farm, Sort Your Life Out and The Martin Lewis Money Show Live.
Vote for us! Maya Jama also took to her Instagram Stories to urge her followers to vote for Love Island in the Reality Competition category
Oh dear! She added: ‘Very swollen, I don’t think I’ve drunk enough water. I’m on the countdown until I go to Fiji though’
Two shows presented by Ant and Dec are in the running for the Bruce Forsyth entertainment award – I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! and Saturday Night Takeaway.
Also in the running are Gogglebox and The Masked Singer, while Britain’s Got Talent, Strictly Come Dancing, The Great British Bake Off and The Great British Sewing Bee are nominated for best talent show.
In a new category this year, Piers Morgan is nominated for the TV interview prize for Piers Morgan Uncensored on Talk TV, alongside Louis Theroux Interviews…, The Chris & Rosie Ramsey Show and The Graham Norton Show.
In the drama performance category, Happy Valley stars James Norton and Sarah Lancashire will face off against each other, competing against Vera’s Brenda Blethyn and Call the Midwife’s Judy Parfitt, as well as India Amarteifio for her role in Bridgerton prequel Queen Charlotte.
The climax of Happy Valley is in the running for the returning drama prize, alongside Stranger Things, Call The Midwife and Vera.
Netflix’s Queen Charlotte is also recognised in the new drama category, alongside Death In Paradise spin-off Beyond Paradise, police drama Blue Lights and viral sensation Wednesday, starring Jenna Ortega as Addams Family character Wednesday Addams.
In comedy, Ted Lasso will compete with the spectres from Ghosts, Young Sheldon and Brassic to take home the gong.
Exciting: Also getting ready ahead of the big night for TV was Molly Marsh, who admitted the experience felt like a ‘pinch me’ moment
Newly announced Strictly Come Dancing contestant Bobby Brazier is nominated in the newcomer category for his role as Freddie Slater in EastEnders, alongside Benjamin Chivers for The Devil’s Hour, Channique Sterling-Brown for Coronation Street and Emmerdale’s Lewis Cope.
Storylines competing for serial drama are Cindy Beale’s epic return from the dead on EastEnders, Emmerdale’s storyline about male mental health and Ryan Connor being attacked with acid on Coronation Street.