Love Island’s Tasha Ghouri turns heads in a busty lilac sheer gown as she poses on the red carpet at the National Television Awards

Tasha Ghouri looked nothing short of sensational as she posed up a storm on the star-studded red carpet at the 2023 National Television Awards on Tuesday.

The Love Island star showed off her incredible figure in a lilac dress with a corset bodysuit and flared into a sheer long skirt.

Her off-the-shoulder garment had long sleeves with feather trim around the cuffs and bottom of the skirt.

She carried her belongings in a matching clutch and gave the glamor an extra dimension with a dazzling necklace.

She wore a pair of silver earrings and styled her long blonde locks in a neat, half-updo.

This year’s National Television Awards will take place at London’s O2 Arena for its 28th annual ceremony.

Millions voted for their favorite shows, TV moments and hosts ahead of the big day, which host Joel Dommett will reveal.

Faithful soaps, Coronation Street, EastEnders, Emmerdale and Hollyoaks are in the running for the Serial Drama award.

Meanwhile, Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly are in the running to win the Best TV Presenter award for the 22nd year in a row.

The fan favorite duo is the bookies favorite to take the prize and continue their record streak for another year.

Bookmakers have put Ant and Dec 1/4 to win, with next in line Alison at 5/1, then Bradley Walsh at 6/1, with Martin Lewis and Claudia Winkleman both at odds of 10/1.

While the pair made history with their win, they faced backlash from viewers last year after winning the National Television Award for Best Presenter for the 21st year in a row.

The Geordie duo were both unable to attend last year after contracting with Covid, with Stephen Mulhern accepting the gong on their behalf.

The late Paul O’Grady could be honored with his ITVX show, Paul’s For The Love Of Dogs being listed in the factual entertainment category following the TV presenter and comedian’s passing earlier this year.

It will compete against Clarkson’s Farm, Sort Your Life Out and The Martin Lewis Money Show Live.

Two shows hosted 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.

The duo have announced they will be taking a break from the final show after its 20th series in 2024.

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, Piers Morgan has been nominated for this year’s TV interview award for Piers Morgan Uncensored on Talk TV, alongside Louis Theroux Interviews…, The Chris & Rosie Ramsey Show and The Graham Norton Show.

In the drama category, Happy Valley stars James Norton and Sarah Lancashire will go head to head 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.

Happy Valley’s climax is up for the recurring drama award, alongside Stranger Things, Call The Midwife and Vera.

Netflix’s Queen Charlotte is also recognized in the new drama category, alongside Death In Paradise spinoff Beyond Paradise, cop drama Blue Lights, and viral sensation Wednesday, starring Jenna Ortega as Addams Family character Wednesday Addams.

In comedy, Ted Lasso will compete with the ghosts of Ghosts, Young Sheldon and Brassic to take home the gong.

Newly announced Strictly Come Dancing contestant Bobby Brazier has been 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 include Cindy Beale’s epic return from the dead on EastEnders, Emmerdale’s men’s mental health storyline and Ryan Connor being attacked with acid in Coronation Street.

Meanwhile, in the wake of the Phillip Schofield scandal, the NTAs will see This Morning’s Holly Willoughby form a united front with her co-stars Alison Hammond, who is up for a nomination for Best Presenter.

This year, Holly would be determined to headline ITV’s This Morning and defend the title of best daytime show – despite Holly being booed at the event last year.

The ITV morning program has had its own winning streak in the daytime category in recent years.

It comes after she returned to the program with Alison on Monday after an eight-week summer break, to mediocre reviews.

Earlier this year, the show was thrown into turmoil when its long-running co-host and ‘BFF’ Schofield resigned after admitting to having an ‘ill-advised but not illegal’ affair with a younger male colleague.

The pair faced booing from the crown at last year’s NTAs following the scandal in which they appeared to skip the line to see the Queen laid out in state.

While Holly wasn’t nominated for an award this year, that didn’t stop her from rallying behind Alison.

She took to Instagram and wrote, “Being lucky enough to have time this summer break to focus on the kids it’s now lovely to be back on the couch and joy was certainly aplenty today with Alison Hammond !

This wonderful lady has been nominated in the category ‘Best Presenter’ during the NTAs tomorrow night and you can still vote for her.

‘So, (if) you’ve ever been filled with joy by The Hammond…and let’s face it, who isn’t?!…then you know what to do, click here to vote!’

She added, “This week’s lunar phase is the Third Quarter Moon. It’s known as a great time to let go of negativity and any old habits that may be holding you back, which sounds very fitting for the new beginnings that come with September’s arrival.

“Let’s do everything we can to shake off everything that holds us back and move on with light, love and positivity.”

Holly and Phillip have been known to come to the morning show still clad in their NTA dress right after a night of drinking – which is certain there won’t be a repeat this year.

This Morning competes against Loose Women, The Chase and The Repair Shop to win the Day Time prize.

Host Joel, who rolled into the NTAs on a scooter for his debut as host in 2021recently revealed the drunken, backstage secrets leading up to the big day.

He confessed: ‘Everyone really goes for it. Everyone on TV is there and I’m the only one working, isn’t that crazy? It’s such a weird thing.

“I’m like being on stage and seeing everyone having a really good time and having a drink, so from my perspective it’s really strange.

“I’m the down-to-earth one that just rambles through and people definitely go for it because we don’t see each other.”

“It’s the one time of year when you can really talk to anyone. It’s like an office party that happens to be broadcast live on ITV to millions of people.’

But despite not being involved in the “office party,” Joel revealed that at the after party, he won’t even let his hair down.

He said he plans to skip the after party because of his “heavily pregnant” wife Hannah Cooper, who is due to give birth to their first child any minute now.

The star has also revealed that there is a secret deputy who will be waiting in the wings if Joel needs to leave the ceremony and be by his wife’s side.