Strictly stars Jowita Przystał, Nadiya Bychkova and Morning Live's Helen Skelton lead the glam at this year's TV Choice Awards

Strictly stars Jowita Przystał and Nadiya Bychkova, as well as Morning Live's Helen Skelton are leading the glam at this year's TV Choice Awards.

Jowita and Nadiya both commanded attention with their eye-grabbing looks as they walked the red carpet at the London Hilton hotel on Park Lane on Monday evening.

Professional dancer Jowita showed off her toned figure in high-waisted black trousers while her top half featured bold cutouts as she went braless for the event.

Nadiya oozed glamour in a red gown as she posed for snaps in the shoulderless outfit.

Morning Live presenter Helen Skelton posed up a storm in a pale pink halterneck dress for the evening. 

Meanwhile, This Morning star and ITV's golden girl Sian Welby showed off her incredible figure on the carpet.

For this year, the ceremony will take place at The London Hilton hotel on Park Lane, with comedian Jason Manford on hosting duties as the winners of each of the 18 categories are announced.

Long-running viewer favourites such as Call The Midwife and I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! are all nominated for gongs, as well as new dramas and stars.

In the Best Comedy category, Ruth Jones is up against the likes of Danny Dyer, Lee Mack and Brendan O'Carroll.

Sticking with comedy, Amandaland is shortlisted alongside Brassic, Not Going Out, Gavin and Stacey and Mrs Brown's Boys.

Following their NTA win last year, This Morning will be hoping to scoop the gong for Best Daytime Show, though face competition from Loose Women, Animal Park, Escape To The Country and Bargain Hunt.

The country's beloved soaps will face-off against Home And Away to be crowned Best Soap of 2026.

In the reality TV category, Dragons’ Den, I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, Race Across The World / Celebrity Race Across The World, Stacey & Joe and The Traitors are all battling it out or the award.

Owen Cooper is nominated in Best Drama Performance for his role in Adolescence, competing with his co-star Stephen Graham as well as Jenny Agutter, William Beck and Rose Ayling-Ellis.

Other stars pictured arriving at the lavish awards ceremony include Strictly's Amy Dowden, EastEnders actress Michelle Collins, Loose Women star and actress Sunetra Sarker and TV personality Narinder Kaur.

They were followed by actor Brian Conley, Blue's Duncan James, Livi Sheldon aka Gladiator "Diamond", Emmerdale and Heartstopper star Bradley Riches and Gaby Roslin.

Looking dapper in his evening suit and fresh from the ballroom, Chris Robshaw stopped for snaps on the carpet, before The Traitors joint winner Stephen Libby arrived. 

Gavin And Stacey star Alison Steadman was also pictured walking the carpet, ahead of finding out if the final ever episode of the sitcom wins Best Comedy. 

Hoping to win Best Soap, Coronation Street's Rob Mallard scrubbed up well for the evening, as well as Christopher Harper, Harriet Scott and Harry Judd.

Strictly Come Dancing's Jowita Przystal has admitted her future on the BBC ballroom series is up in the air, as she attended the TV Choice Awards.

The professional dancer, 31, who previously sparked rumours she could be quitting the show, revealed she hopes to return - but confessed she is unsure, as she plans an extensive year of travelling. 

Speaking to Daily Mail's Laura Fox ahead of the ceremony about her future on the series, she said: 'I mean, I hope so, because I still don't know if I'm back, 

'So hopefully i'm back with Strictly, but the tour is coming up, I'm planning a lot of travelling this year. Actually, so, at the moment I'm living out of a suitcase. 

'But it's good, because normally I don't really have time to do that. So I think 2026 is the year of travelling for me.'