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Jess Wright puts on a VERY leggy show in a black strapless dress with thigh-high split as she graces the red carpet at the National Television Awards
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Jess Wright looked nothing short of sensational as she hit the red carpet at the National Television Awards on Thursday night.
The reality star, 37, turned heads in a black tiered dress that boasted a sassy thigh-high split and showed off her stunning legs.
The strapless dress featured a sculpted shimmering bodice that perfectly showcased the star as she turned up a storm at the chic event.
Stunning: Jess Wright, 37, looked nothing short of sensational as she hit the red carpet at the National Television Awards on Thursday night
Jess added height to her sleek frame with a pair of gold heels and completed the look with dangling earrings and a simple necklace.
The stunner accentuated her gorgeous features with lots of mascara and a glossy nude lip.
Smoothing her dark brown locks into a low ponytail, Jess beamed at the cameras before taking a seat in the hall.
Stunning: The strapless dress featured a sculpted bodice that perfectly showcased the star as she turned up a storm at the chic event
This year’s NTAs were broadcast live from a brand new location of Wembley’s OVO Arena with Joel Dommett hosting.
Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were booed by some audience members at the National Television Awards when This Morning was announced as a contender for the Best Daytime Award.
The presenters found themselves at the center of the ‘queue’ controversy’ in September when they were accused of skipping the line to see the Queen in state, which they both denied.
Despite the criticism the broadcasters received, the show still won the Daytime gong, with Phillip saying the award “means so much to us every year, especially this year.”
Awkward: Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby were booed by some audience members at the National Television Awards when This Morning was announced as a contender for the Best Daytime Award.
Other notable winners at the ceremony – held at the OVO Arena in Wembley, London – included Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly for Best Presenter, Anton Du Beke for TV Judge, Peaky Blinders for Returning Drama and Emmerdale for Serial Drama.
Phillip took the podium after the win and said: ‘Please don’t think we’ll ever get boarding and please don’t think we’ll ever take it for granted. This means so much to us every year, especially this year. We have the best boss.’
Holly added: ‘This morning has a very special relationship with you, you make our show for us, really. All these guys on stage here, Alison [Hammond] and Dermot [O’Leary]Rochelle [Humes] and Vernon [Kay]Josie [Gibson], everybody. Thank you for all your help.’