Katie Price shocked fans at the National Television Awards with heavy make up and distorted facial features as she attended the awards after she revealed she had got face filler just hours before.
Katie, stepped out wearing a white shirt teamed with lace hot pants that left little to the imagination.
She was joined by daughter Princess, who walked the carpet beside her famous mum in a princess gown.
Katie Price. Pic: Mike Marsland/WireImage
Earlier in the day Katie had shown off her new breast implants after flying in from Brussels where she had the procedures done.
Another style miss on the red carpet was Amanda Holden who wore a fuchsia satin gown featuring stacked bow‑shaped cut‑outs and a daring neckline.
Princess Andre and Katie Price. Pic: Joe Maher/Getty Images for The NTA’s
Tasha Ghouri went full disco ball in head‑to‑toe sequins, with her glittering dress flashing a bold slice of underboob while Megan McKenna turned heads in a PVC black blazer and matching skirt.
The NTAs saw the biggest names in British TV gather as Joel Dommett returned to host for the sixth year running.
Amanda Holden. Pic: Mike Marsland/WireImage
In a landmark moment, David Attenborough claimed Best Presenter in his 100th year, ending Ant and Dec’s decades‑long dominance for the second year in a row.
Producer Mark Brownlow accepted the award on Attenborough’s behalf, using his speech to highlight the urgent dangers of climate change.
Katie Price. Pic: Mike Marsland/WireImage
This Morning continued its awards streak, with Cat Deeley, Ben Shephard, Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary scooping Best Daytime.
Cat Deeley. Pic: Karwai Tang/WireImage
Ahead of its major revamp, Strictly Come Dancing nabbed Best Talent Show, while The Celebrity Traitors triumphed in Reality Competition.
Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard and the This Morning crew celebrate with their award. Pic: Hoda Davaine/Getty Images for The NTA’s
Alan Carr, who also received Special Recognition earlier in the night, joked during his second acceptance speech: ‘I bet you’re sick of me.’
Katie Price. Pic: Mike Marsland/WireImage
Clarkson’s Farm won Reality Docuseries, with Jeremy Clarkson keeping his speech short before later revealing he’d been in remission from prostate cancer — describing the ordeal as ‘annoying’ mostly because he missed part of harvest season.
Jeremy Clarkson and Lisa Hogan with the Reality Docuseries award. Pic: Mike Marsland/WireImage
The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award went to Michael McIntyre’s Big Show, presented by Paris Fury and her daughter Valencia.
Katie Price. Pic: Joe Maher/Getty Images for The NTA’s
There was huge excitement for Mrs Brown’s Boys, which won Best Comedy Show — a welcome boost for Brendan O’Carroll after breaking his jaw forced him to cancel this year’s festive specials.
The cast and crew of Mrs Brown’s Boys pose with the Comedy award. Pic: Hoda Davaine/Getty Images for The NTA’s
Gogglebox claimed Factual Entertainment, beating Stacey Solomon’s Sort Your Life Out.
Joe Swash and Stacey Solomon. Pic: Jeff Spicer/Getty Images for The NTA’s
Rounding out the night: Call The Midwife won Best Returning Drama, Emmerdale Best Serial Drama and Jeff Hordley won Serial Drama Performance