The Traitors stars Stephen Libby and Harriet Tyce swap the round table for the red carpet at the star-studded TV Choice Awards

The Traitors stars Stephen Libby and Harriet Tyce swapped the round table for the red carpet at TV Choice Awards in London on Monday night.

Scottish sensation Stephen, 32, - who won the show last month with Rachel Duffy - lived up to his fashionable name in a beige wide-leg suit.

He completed the look with a patterned light blue shirt and brown shoes as he enjoyed the star-studded event. 

Meanwhile crime writer and lawyer Harriet looked chic in a long black velvet and accessorised with a glitzy bag.

The stars of some of the biggest and most talked about television series are arriving for this year's TV Choice Awards.

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.

It comes after The Traitors winner Stephen revealed his secret panic after meeting the other contestants entering the castle.

Stephen, who originally hails from the Isle of Lewis, won the BBC show's fourth series alongside fellow Traitor Rachel.

Before entering the game, he spoke with production about doing one of the programme's familiar risqué night time shower scenes.

He told Greg James in an interview for Radio 1: 'We theoretically discussed what mine would be. I was asked if I was comfortable doing a shower scene, I said yes.'

Although these plans soon changed, however, after Stephen met his fellow co-stars, before learning that he was to be a Traitor.

He explained: 'This was before I'd met the rest of the cast.

'I saw Jack's a PT, Ross is a PT, Sam's absolutely gorgeous, Matty's absolutely gorgeous.

'I spoke to the producers and said, 'I can't do a shower scene, I'm really sorry. I've just seen the rest of the men in this cast''.

At this point, Greg, 40, enquired about why the cast take on these shower scenes.

To which Stephen replied: 'I don't think they push it. But I think if people want to flaunt themselves in that manner, then they're more than welcome to.'

It was ultimately creative director Matthew Hyndman, 35, who featured in the shower scene.