Chloe Burrows, Maura Higgins, and Christine McGuinness were spotted leaving the Pride Of Britain Awards on Monday night, visibly excited after a celebratory evening honoring remarkable people across the UK.
I was so excited to see the awards show back for its 26th year! And I was thrilled Ashley Banjo and Carol Vorderman were hosting again – it’s their fourth year doing it together, and they’re such a great team!
The awards ceremony will take place at Grosvenor House and will be broadcast on ITV1 and ITVX this Thursday, October 23rd, at 8 PM.
There were a few funny, unbroadcast moments as the celebrity guests left the event, creating a lively and noisy exit.
Chloe, a 30-year-old contestant from Love Island, looked tired and unsteady as she left the event. She had taken off her heels and was walking barefoot on the sidewalk.
The striking blonde woman caused a stir when she arrived on the red carpet wearing a black dress with a sparkling, jeweled neckline.
As Chloe was exiting, she unexpectedly drew attention to herself when her top slipped, revealing more than intended.
Maura, 34, nearly had a wardrobe mishap as well. She looked stunning in a revealing black dress with delicate lace and a full, flowing skirt.
Oh my gosh, her dress was EVERYTHING on the red carpet, seriously stunning! But honestly, it looked like a nightmare to actually move in. I was so worried when I saw her almost trip! Thankfully, her sweet friend Luke was right there to help her get into the taxi – she totally needed a hand, that dress was HUGE!
Christine, 37, a star on The Real Housewives of Cheshire, had a wardrobe mishap when her tightly-laced dress became too revealing while she was riding in a taxi.
Vicky Pattison, 37, had to lift her sparkly gold dress as she carefully walked in her very high heels.
As a huge fan, I was so excited to see Sam Thompson and Pete Wicks hosting the red carpet again! It was great they were streaming it live on YouTube for the second year. And GK Barry was keeping us all entertained with extra content online too – it was a perfect setup!
Since 1999, this event has celebrated the incredible accomplishments of people from all over the UK, nominated by the public.
As a long-time viewer, I know that once the thousands of nominations are narrowed down, the winners are carefully selected by the Pride of Britain judging panel. They really take the time to consider each finalist!
Oh my gosh, I just heard Carol talking about the Pride of Britain Awards, and she said something so amazing! She was saying how every single year, the winners really show everyone what this country is all about. It’s like, they represent us, you know? It just gets me so excited for the show!
With so much negativity and disagreement in the world today, this year’s winners remind us of what truly unites us: bravery, understanding, and a genuine concern for others.
I’m really excited to meet these people and share their accomplishments with others. It will be a privilege to learn more about them.
Ashley also shared that meeting the Pride of Britain winners is always a wonderful experience, and she expects this year to be the same.
I’m constantly amazed by everything they accomplish – it’s truly incredible on so many levels! What’s even more impressive is how humble they remain about all their achievements. They never brag or take all the credit, which I really admire.
There’s nothing better than getting to publicly celebrate these people and letting them know how much the entire country values and loves them.
Police Constable Yasmin Mechem-Whitfield, Police Constable Cameron King, and Inspector Moloy Campbell have been recognized with an Outstanding Bravery award for their courageous actions.
Last April, police struggled to subdue Marcus Arduini Monzo after he fatally stabbed teenager Daniel Anjorin and threatened others in public.
Javeno McLean received the P&O Cruises Inspiration Award for his work as a personal trainer. He provides free fitness sessions at his accessible gym to help people with disabilities, illnesses, and older adults improve their lives.
Sally Becker, a humanitarian aid worker, received a Lifetime Achievement award for her remarkable 30-year career spent saving the lives of children around the world.
I’m so thrilled Coach Asha Ali Rage received the Special Recognition award! He’s truly amazing – he uses football to keep kids safe from gangs and brings everyone in our community together. It’s inspiring to see how much positive impact he’s making.
Oh my gosh, Leanne Pero MBE is just incredible! I was SO thrilled to hear she got a Special Recognition award – and honestly, it’s SO deserved. She’s a cancer survivor herself, and instead of just focusing on her own journey, she’s dedicated her life to helping other people through tough times. She even started her own charity, which is just… groundbreaking! I’m completely in awe of her strength and compassion.
Marcus Skeet, a teenager known online as The Hull Boy, received a Special Recognition award. He’s inspiring people through charity work after bravely overcoming significant mental health difficulties.
As a lifestyle expert, I’m always so inspired by incredible stories, and Georgie Hyslop’s is definitely one of them! After bravely battling cancer herself, she went on to raise an amazing £55,000 for charity, and was rightfully recognized with the Good Morning Britain Young Fundraiser award. It’s a powerful reminder that even young people can make a huge difference.
Zach Eagling, a remarkable young student, successfully campaigned for a law change to better protect people with epilepsy. He’s now being recognized for his dedication with a Teenager Of Courage award.
Luke Mortimer, a young boy who had all four limbs amputated, received the Child of Courage award for his incredible fundraising efforts to support other children with disabilities.
The theatre group Ups & Downs, which provides opportunities for young people with Down syndrome and their families, received The Morning Local Heroes award.
The final award of the night went to Harry Byrne, who received the King’s Trust Young Achiever award. Harry’s journey is incredibly inspiring – he battled through personal hardships including loss, addiction, and homelessness to become a mentor and coach, now dedicated to helping other young people succeed.
The winner of ITV’s Fundraiser of the Year award will be revealed at the awards dinner on October 20th.
Since the very first Pride of Britain Awards ceremony, people like members of the Royal Family, Prime Ministers, internationally famous figures, and major celebrities have all come together to celebrate the winners.
The guest list includes prominent figures like King Charles III and Queen Camilla, Prince William and Princess Kate, as well as celebrities such as Diana Ross, Paul McCartney, David Beckham, and Taylor Swift.
Over the years, there have been many memorable moments, from playful incidents like pieing celebrities to more formal occasions like meeting royalty.
Teenager of Courage Moin Younis was left star struck as he got the royal seal of approval in 2017.
He threw his Aston Villa scarf to fellow fan Prince William, who proudly draped it around his neck.
Cameron Small, a young fundraiser, playfully pied singer Cheryl Cole with a cream pie at the 2010 awards ceremony. This fun stunt helped him raise £15,000 for Manchester Children’s Hospital.
In 2009, flight attendant Carol Miller, known for saving a baby’s life mid-flight, received a surprise announcement from comedian Peter Kay while at Manchester airport.
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