NTA Awards 2023 LIVE — Sarah Lancashire holds back tears as Bobby Brazier’s dad Jeff breaks down – full list of winners

What is Joel Dommett’s net worth?

Reports suggest Joel has a net worth of over £2M, although this is just speculation.

It is believed he received around £25,000 for his stint on I’m A Celeb in 2016.

But Joel will earn much more today, as he’s become one of ITV’s most popular stars.

Lewis Capaldi says response to his documentary ‘means the world’ as he scoops NTA

Lewis Capaldi has said the response to his programme where he opened up about his mental health struggles “means the world” to him as he won in the authored documentary category.

The Scottish singer-songwriter was up against Rob Burrow: Living With MND, Matt Willis: Fighting Addiction and the documentary following the late Dame Deborah James, who set up the Bowelbabe cancer research fund, and died last year at the age of 40 after suffering from bowel cancer.

Capaldi was not able to collect the award in person as he is currently in America, but sent a video message where he said: “I have to say thank you so so so much if you voted or even if you just watched the documentary, it genuinely means the world and it never ceases to blow me away how much this documentary has connected with people and struck a chord.

“Thank you to everyone who was involved in making it with me. I’m sorry, I can’t be there tonight. I’m in America at the minute otherwise I would be.”

Sarah Lancashire crowned Queen of the NTAs

Happy Valley star Sarah Lancashire was crowned Queen of the NTAs as she collected a trio of gongs.

The actress, 58, welled up as she scooped the Best Drama Performance award for her epic portrayal of Sgt Catherine Cawood in the BBC1 police thriller.

The hit series also triumphed in the Returning Drama category following the sensational climax to its third and final series this year.

And former Corrie favourite Sarah was thrilled to land the prestigious Outstanding Contribution award at the end of the evening.

The emotional star said as she picked up her Happy Valley gong: “Thank you so much for this. I have adored every scene, every moment of Happy Valley. And I know I will never forget it.”

This Morning loses out on NTA’s Daytime gong for first time in 12 years

Phillip Schofield unfollowed ex-best pal Holly Willoughby — hours before This Morning lost out on the National TV Awards’ Daytime gong for the first time in 12 years.

Many blame the Schofield scandal for the show’s nosedive in popularity.

The shock loss at London’s O2 Arena left some staffers upset, with the coveted gong going to The Repair Shop fronted by Jay Blades.

A source said: “This Morning have won the Daytime award for 12 years so to lose now is a real kick in the teeth.

“There is a feeling that all the scandal surrounding Phil and what happened has damaged the brand.

“It is so hard for the team behind This Morning because they work so hard.

“Holly is doing her best to get the public back onside but it will take a while for the show to get back its popularity. She’s key to the future of This Morning’s success.”

Daisy Midgeley actress Charlotte Jordan looks unrecognisable in see-through dress

Corrie's Charlotte Jordan looked worlds away from her character on the cobbles at the National Television Awards.

Charlotte, 28, who plays Daisy Midgeley on the soap, wowed in a see-through gown adorned with sequin poppies.

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Coronation Street's Charlotte Jordan wows in see-through dress at the NTAs

Holly Willoughby breaks silence on ‘difficult’ year 

Holly Willoughby has broken her silence on a "difficult year" filled with "ups and downs" following former This Morning co-star Phillip Schofield's exit.

At Tuesday's National Television Awards Holly, 42 - dressed in a stunning lilac dress - addressed a tricky few months to The Sun.

Speaking at London's O2 Arena, she candidly opened up on This Morning's show future and said: "If I'm honest it's been really up and down.

"But what's lovely is people rallying around you. The support is there. People want us to do well. It all feels good again.

"I just want to the future to continue as it is. We are very blessed we have a great team of people we really do.

"Everybody has been so lovely tonight and everyone is so happy to meet you. I mean you're in their living room everyday it's not like meeting someone from Coronation Street.

"I know there's been a lot of talk about things and for me personally, I don't want to speak on behalf of other people, it's a world I don't recognise.

"For me, I look around and see the team getting ready and giving it all. I just want to come to work and have more of that."

Susanna Reid dramatically pulls out of Good Morning Britain at the last minute

Good Morning Britain was forced to make a last minute change to its presenting line-up today.

Charlotte Hawkins was drafted in to partner Ed Balls after Susanna Reid lost her voice at the National Television Awards.

The change was announced at the top of the show with Charlotte saying: "Good morning to you, this is a bit of an unscheduled appearance for me this morning."

Ed was left baffled by the switch after seeing Susanna earlier in the morning.

He said: "I was about to say, you know, I came into the studio as usual about 4:30am. Walked past Susanna Reid's dressing room. There was Susanna, as always, in her white dressing gown, getting ready for the show to come. This feels like a bit of a change!"

Charlotte, who was also at the prestigious telly industry event inside London's O2 with her co-stars, said: "The reason is, because you saw Susanna there, but we couldn't hear her because she has unfortunately lost her voice. She is here in the building with us. Here she is, Susanna, how are you?"

A hoarse Susanna, who dazzled at the event in a glamorous red dress, explained: "I'm fine, I just can't speak!

"I don't know whether it was the heat, inflaming my vocal cords. It's funny because of course it was the NTAs last night and when I got my cab to leave, the driver said: 'You're the very first person to leave the NTAs, you're obviously not partying'. Of course, I don't drink, I don't smoke, so there's no reason I can understand why I've completely lost my voice."

Viewers fear for Lee Mack

Comedian Lee, 55, picked up the Quiz Game Show award for The 1% Club during the ceremony last night.

But after taking to the stage to collect his latest trophy, he made a rather crude joke about the retired Lioness, 36, who had presented the category alongside Mo Gilligan, 35.

Brandishing the gong, Lee quipped: "To receive a sex toy like this off Jill Scott is an absolute pleasure."

But some fans took to X, formerly Twitter, to claim the Woke brigade would come after him over the spicy acceptance speech.

One person wrote, "Well lee mack is gonna get cancelled now."

A second chimed in with, "Not sure @LeeMack did himself any favours there. Still a big fan of 100% club."

Someone else added: "Watching lee mack trying to be funny is just painful."

However, some enjoyed the speech, with one penning, "Lee mack makes me cry with laughter oh my god."

Piers Morgan takes aim at NTAs host

Piers Morgan has taken a swipe at his former employer ITV before a cheeky dig at the NTAs and host Joel Dommett.

The Talk TV firebrand, 58, was in devilish form on the red carpet at London's O2 last night where he vied to win the TV Interviews gong.

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Piers Morgan in swipe at ITV & NTAs host Joel Dommett as he exits show early

Ant & Dec say they’re ‘friends first – the shows come after that’

Speaking in the winner’s room, Ant McPartlin said the key to his on-screen chemistry with Declan Donnelly is a true friendship.

He said: “We’re friends. That’s it. We’re friends first and foremost and the TV shows come after that, so I think at the heart of it when you watch it, you know it’s a true friendship.”

Dec said: “We’ve always said that ours is a career built on friendship, not a friendship built on a career, so I think our foundations are very, very strong in our friendship and we’ve known each other now for 31 years, I think.”

Ant added: “We met at 13. We’ve grown like any friends do who have known each other that long. We know everything about each other. We know what makes the other laugh, what annoys the other one and, yeah, we love each other.”

NTA latest news

• Stars including Stacey Solomon led the glamour on the red carpet
• Ant and Dec picked up their 22nd NTA - beating Alison Hammond
• This Morning was BOOED by crowds inside London's O2
• Holly Willoughby took a swipe at her former co-host Phillip Schofield
• Love Island was snubbed after getting beaten by The Traitors
• Viewers said Lee Mack would be cancelled over his onstage joke

Maya dodges Stormy romance questions

Maya Jama arrived late to the NTAs before dodging questions about rekindling her romance with Stormzy.

Presenter Maya, 29, who put on a stunning display in a busty black dress, didn't even get to walk the red carpet as her cab arrived so far behind schedule - but she had warned fans earlier on Instagram.

Fans spot awkward moment with Holly and Alison

Holly Willoughby has been accused of jumping in front of Alison Hammond in an awkward moment at the NTAs after This Morning missed out on the Daytime gong.

The show was trounced in the category for the first time in 12 years after facing stiff competition from Loose Women, The Chase, and The Repair Shop.

The BBC workshop programme took home the coveted gong at The 02 in London, with presenter Jay Blades fronting the winner's speech on Tuesday night.

The gracious star then jogged into the crowd towards the This Morning hosts in a touching moment.

Holly - who was caught in a queue jumping scandal last year - stood up with open arms to ambrace Jay before he leaned towards Alison and hugged her in her seat.

Reacting on X, formerly known as Twitter, one viewer said: "#NTAs repair shop went to hug Alison but Holly had to jump in first. Always jumping the queue."

A second said: "Go the Repair Shop well deserved . So humble and you didnt need to skip a queue or fall out with each other."

Vicky McClure pays nod to the Our Dementia Choir

This Is England actress Vicky McClure said that the Our Dementia Choir represents “a moment for the dementia world”.

McClure, 40, spoke on the red carpet at the National Television Awards and mentioned the choir had performed at her wedding to Jonathan Owen.

She said: “Not many things in life are perfect, but that moment (her wedding) was and it was so special. We all had a massive party. You know, it was just joyful.”

Our Dementia Choir was founded by the actress and is a singing group made up of people with dementia.

Sarah Lancashire holds back the tears as she accepts Special Recognition award

The star thanked all the “brilliantly talented” people throughout her career.

She gave a special thanks to her husband, her children, and her friends.

“Without you all this would brine to a crashing halt.” Sarah said as she thanked the viewers.

NTA viewers say Lee Mack will be ‘cancelled’ after shock joke about Jill Scott 

NTA viewers are fearing Lee Mack will be "cancelled" after he made a shock joke about Jill Scott in his acceptance speech.

Comedian Lee, 55, picked up the Quiz Game Show award for The 1% Club during the ceremony tonight.

But after taking to the stage to collect his latest trophy, he made a rather crude joke about the retired Lioness, 36, who had presenter the category alongside Mo Gilligan, 35.

Brandishing the gong, Lee quipped, "To receive a sex toy like this off Jill Scott is an absolute pleasure."

But some fans took to X, formerly Twitter, to claim the Woke brigade would come after him over the spicy acceptance speech.

One person wrote, "Well lee mack is gonna get cancelled now."

EastEnders wins Serial Drama at NTAs

They've pipped Coronation Street and Emmerdale to be crowned best serial drama.

But to me and you, that's known as BEST SOAP!

The Walford-based show has been knocking it out of the park over the last year with some brilliant - and often daring - storylines.

Lenny Henry speaks about TV diversity at NTAs

Sir Lenny Henry has said that "there's a lot of change happening" in the TV industry with regards to diversity, but said that "the fight... is something that's ongoing".

Speaking to the PA news agency on the red carpet at the National Television Awards, Sir Lenny, 65, said: "Things are changing.

"We're seeing more people of colour wielding clipboards and telling people what to do.

";I see more people with disabilities doing stuff, I see more people with tattoos.

"I think there's a lot of change happening, just in the last five years but, don't let anybody be thinking that it's over. Because the fight

Paul and Lewis win for dogs and doc

COMEDIAN Paul O’Grady was posthumously honoured with the Factual Entertainment Award for hit show For The Love Of Dogs.

Awards host Joel Dommett celebrated the “kindness” and “sense of fun” of the star, who died aged 67 in March.

A montage showing Paul as alter-ego Lily Savage was met with rapturous applause. And Lily’s interview with Sir Michael Parkinson had the audience in stitches.

Joel said: “His career came in many guises and no matter what he did, coupled with a unique sense of fun, that won over audiences in an instant.”

Scottish pop star Lewis Capaldi won the Authored Documentary gong for his Netflix show, How I’m Doing Now. Lewis, who broke down at Glastonbury, told fans: “The truth is I’m still learning to adjust to the impact of my Tourette’s.

“I need to spend much more time getting my mental and physical health in order so that I can keep doing everything I love for a long time to come.”

He beat The Sun’s late Bowelbabe columnist Dame Deborah James to the award

More about Sarah Lancashire's career

Lancashire-born Sarah was also honoured for her stellar telly performances over the past four decades.

She first appeared as Rovers Return barmaid Raquel Wolstenhulme in 1991, turning her into one of Weatherfield’s best-loved characters.
Raquel married Curly Watts before Sarah decided to leave the ITV soap at the height of her fame in 1996.

She starred in a string of other major shows, including ITV’s Where The Heart Is and BBC1’s Last Tango in Halifax, which was also written by Wainwright.

They teamed up again for Happy Valley, which first aired back in 2014 and became an instant hit. Fans had to wait seven years for the final dramatic series, with more than 11.5million viewers watching the conclusion.

Sarah Lancashire crowned Queen of the NTAs

Happy Valley star Sarah Lancashire was crowned Queen of the NTAs as she collected a trio of gongs.

The actress, 58, welled up as she scooped the Best Drama Performance award for her epic portrayal of Sgt Catherine Cawood in the BBC1 police thriller.

The hit series also triumphed in the Returning Drama category following the sensational climax to its third and final series this year.

And former Corrie favourite Sarah was thrilled to land the prestigious Outstanding Contribution award at the end of the evening.

The emotional star said as she picked up her Happy Valley gong: “Thank you so much for this. I have adored every scene, every moment of Happy Valley. And I know I will never forget it.”

This Morning loses out on NTA’s Daytime gong for first time in 12 years

PHILLIP Schofield unfollowed ex-best pal Holly Willoughby — hours before This Morning lost out on the National TV Awards’ Daytime gong for the first time in 12 years.

Many blame the Schofield scandal for the show’s nosedive in popularity.

The shock loss at London’s O2 Arena left some staffers upset, with the coveted gong going to The Repair Shop fronted by Jay Blades.

A source said: “This Morning have won the Daytime award for 12 years so to lose now is a real kick in the teeth.

“There is a feeling that all the scandal surrounding Phil and what happened has damaged the brand.

“It is so hard for the team behind This Morning because they work so hard.

“Holly is doing her best to get the public back onside but it will take a while for the show to get back its popularity. She’s key to the future of This Morning’s success.”