Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid looks sensational in strapless red dress as she joins a glitzy Kate Garraway and Ranvir Singh as they hit the Pride Of Britain Awards red carpet

It was a girls' night out for the Good Morning Britain stars as Susanna Reid joined a glitzy Kate Garraway, Ranvir Singh and Charlotte Hawkins at the Pride Of Britain Awards.

Susanna made sure to turn heads in a glamorous red strapless gown as she hit the star-studded red carpet at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on Monday. 

The ITV star looked nothing short of sensational in the figure hugging number which boasted a daring thigh high split. 

Styling her brunette tresses in a neat up do, she elevated her frame in a pair of towering gold heels and accessorised with a dazzling diamond necklace. 

Meanwhile Kate dazzled in a silver sequin floor-length dress which featured a high neckline and long sleeves. 

Styling her blonde locks in curls, the presenter elevated her frame in a pair of sheer sparkly stilettos. 

Ranvir looked incredible in a simple black gown with sheer mesh long sleeves as she beamed for photos at the charity event. 

She accessorised the ensemble with dramatic huge gold earrings, a chunky black ring and a coordinated clutch. 

Elsewhere Charlotte dressed to impress in a stunning rose gold number which showed off her amazing figure. 

Her gown boasted a halter neckline with a ruched top before cascading down into a long skirt and train. 

Styling her blonde tresses in a neat up do, Charlotte teamed the outfit with a simple pair of dazzling drop earrings. 

The GMB stars turned heads as they posed together on the red carpet at the bash.

The 2026 Pride of Britain Awards are being held yet again at London's Grosvenor House Hotel, with a star-studded crowd in attendance.

Co-hosted by Carol Vorderman and Ashley Banjo, the glitzy annual event honours the nation's unsung everyday heroes.

While the glamorous red carpet is in full swing, the show will not actually be televised until this Thursday at 8pm – where viewers can catch all the magic of the event.

After making his debut as a co-presenter in 2021, Diversity star Ashley, 38, is back alongside Countdown icon Carol, 65, this year.

And while it is one of the biggest events in the showbiz calendar, it is the real people winning accolades who are the proper stars of the show. 

The winners have already been chosen by the Pride of Britain judging panel from a shortlist drawn up after public nominations were received.

The awards recognise everyday people and celebrate the bravery of those who work tirelessly to support charities.

Andrew Franks won the Outstanding Bravery award. He was the volunteer security guard who intervened during the 2025 terror attack at a Manchester synagogue.

He bought vital time for the congregation to barricade themselves behind the doors when Jihad Al-Shamie launched a horrific attack outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation synagogue.

The Lifetime Achievement award has gone to Asif Hasan – a heart surgeon who saved hundreds of critically ill children.

The King's Trust Young Achiever award has gone to Brandon Hulcoop – a young blind man who launched his own business to create accessible products for the visually impaired.

The P&O Cruises Inspiration Award has gone to Elaine Oakey – a dedicated mum who has spent more than a decade transforming the lives of young amputees through football.

Elaine's mission was inspired by her son Jamie, 23, who was born without a foot and missing the lower part of his right leg. 

Elsewhere, Gregor Corse won the Good Morning Britain Young Fundraiser of the Year award.

The five-year-old with a neurological condition raised £80,000 for charity with inspirational walking challenges. 

He said: 'Doing my walking is making me so happy to raise money for charity and I love all the awesome messages from people.'