Fleur East puts on a VERY leggy display at the star-studded Audio and Radio Industry Awards
Audio and Radio Industry Awards co-hosts Fleur East and Rylan led the stars at the star-studded ceremony at Theater Royal Drury Lane in London on Monday.
Former Strictly star Fleur, 35, put on a very leggy display as she donned a pink sequin blazer mini dress for the occasion.
She completed the double-breasted and oversized outfit with sparkling silver heels and white ankle socks.
The stunner adorned with pearls and swept her brunette locks high while carrying her essentials in a quirky bamboo bag.
Meanwhile, TV star Rylan, 34, dressed in his signature all black, posing up a storm on the red carpet.
Red carpet ready: Fleur East (left) turned heads as she attended the star-studded Audio and Radio Industry Awards at the Theater Royal Drury Lane in London with Rylan (right) on Monday
Sensational: Former Strictly star Fleur, 35, put on a very leggy display as she slipped into a pink sequin blazer mini dress for the occasion
Famous Friends: Fleur cuddled up to boyfriend Sam Thompson at the posh event
The Audio & Radio Industry Awards recognize British audio and radio talent who excel in their craft and produce the very best work in the world.
In addition to the regular categories, the night will also honor iconic DJ Tony Blackburn for his 60 years on the air.
It was revealed last month that Tony, 80, has been forced to take more time off work as he recovers from a nasty respiratory infection.
He gave fans a health update on Friday, telling his Twitter followers he would need more treatment before he’s back to normal.
Announcing that he would be quitting his BBC Radio 2 show until he is better and postponing his Sounds of the 60s live performances.
He explained, “I just wanted to give a little update on my health and let you know I won’t be on the radio or in theaters for a while.
“The infection I have requires more treatment than originally thought and it means I will have to reschedule the Sounds of the 60s Tour for the time being to fully recover.
All booked tickets will be automatically transferred to the new dates and you will be notified of this change by your ticket provider. I’m sorry for the disruption and I’m really looking forward to getting back on the road with the band.
Style central: Fleur completed the double-breasted and oversized outfit with shimmering silver heels and white ankle socks
In suit and boots: Sam looked good in a dark blue suit and sunglasses
Hot stuff: Sophie K turned heads in a see-through top with a flame design that teased a touch of sideboob
Wow: She also wore her hair in two very different colors
Looking their best: Strictly’s Richie Anderson (left) rocked a bright graphic bomber jacket while Gethin Jones opted for an understated suit
‘I hope to be back on the radio as soon as possible, but it may be a few weeks before I can get back into the studio.
“As you know, I am passionate about my radio programs and I will be back as soon as possible.
“I want to thank all the listeners who have sent their congratulations and messages of support. I read them all and it really means a lot.
Tony added: ‘Finally, to all the nurses, doctors and support staff at Barnet General Hospital with whom I spent a few days last week, thank you for looking after me. You’re brilliant!’
The star’s fans were quick to respond with some well wishes, with one person writing, “I’m sorry to hear you’re still not great Tony. It’s only right to take the time you need to get yourself back to 100%. We all want you to feel really good before you return to radio.”
Another shared, “Hi Tony, I’m sorry to hear you’re still not well. Take the time you need so you can get back to doing what you love and what we love you to do. Look forward to your response on the radio and on the show. Be careful and get well soon.’
Beaming: Ken Bruce was all smiles ahead of the ceremony
Cool dude: Craig Charles looked effortlessly cool with shades of blue and a polka dot tie
DJ: It was revealed that Craig would perform a DJ set after the event
Pose: Dan Snow (left) joined I’m A Celeb’s Babatunde Aleshe (right) on the red carpet
While another person wrote “Get well soon Tony you are still the best DJ on the radio I listen to all your shows the music and your talk is just such a great tonic great jokes well sometimes hoping hope you make a full recovery and it won’t be long before you’re back on the radio entertaining us all.’
And another person posted, ‘Wishing you the best Tony and a speedy recovery – we need you back on the air when you’re fully recovered! You are THE sound of the 60’s as another fan posted, ‘Get well soon Tony. It’s not the same without you xx.’
Another fan wrote: ‘well soon Tony, your health must come first. Take care of yourself and take care of yourself. I’m 62 now and I still have my first signed photo of you when I was about 10. I was in your fan club. Lots of love Isabell xx.’
Tony was previously forced to pull out of his BBC Radio 2 show and postpone performances on doctor’s orders amid an ongoing health problem.
He was replaced for a second time by stand-in Johnnie Walker on his Saturday show, Sounds Of The Sixties.
He later shared an update on Twitter informing his fans that he “needed some time off to recover” from a nasty respiratory infection.
In addition to the regular categories, the night will also honor iconic DJ Tony Blackburn for his 60 years on the air (pictured at the 2022 event)
Tony explained that he would be off the air for the next few weeks and would have to reschedule his live shows that were due to take place in Swindon and Redhill.
The broadcaster explained: ‘Hello people. Just to let you all know, I’ve had a little recurrence of the chest infection I had a few weeks ago.
‘My doctor has told me I haven’t taken the time to recover properly so I’m on a break from radio this weekend and sadly have had to postpone the Sounds of the 60s shows in Swindon and Redhill next week too.
“However, there are already new dates in the calendar and I really hope to be with you again soon.
“I want to thank you all for your kind words, I am listening to the doctors and this time I will recover well, which I did not do before.
“To those of you who have booked to see the show next week, I’m so sorry, but we’re arranging new dates and your tickets will be fine xx.”
Johnnie, 78, took over last Saturday and announced: “It’s my pleasure to be with you for the next few hours, so let’s get down to business as usual.”