Had some headaches on the Gold Coast on Monday.
As the curtain closes for the TV Week 2022 Logie Awards, some of Australia’s biggest names came out of The Star casino in the early morning, looking a little worse for wear.
The drunken stars had a lot to celebrate, as TV night finally returned to the live stage after a two-year hiatus due to Covid-19.
When the curtain fell at the Logie Awards in 2022, some of Australia’s biggest names were looking a little worse for wear than The Star Gold Coast in the early morning. Here you can see Anna Heinrich (left), Riana Crehan (center) and Simone Holtznagel (right).
As the sun began to rise, SAS Australia stars Anna Heinrich and Simone Holtznagel were spotted waiting for an Uber alongside a bodyguard outside the venue.
At one point, weary Anna leaned over the shoulder of former AFL star Barry Hall.
Meanwhile, The Block’s favourites, Mitch Edwards and Mark McKie, looked very surprised when they saw the paparazzi waiting at the entrance.
At one point, weary Anna leaned over the shoulder of former AFL star Barry Hall
The drunken stars had a lot to celebrate, as TV Night of Nights is finally back on the scene after a two-year hiatus due to Covid-19.
TV legend Patti Newton (left) was accompanied by daughter Lauren (right) as her late husband Bert was honored at the Logies memorial service.
Lisa Wilkinson makes a graceful debut after a successful night for The Project
A cheerful Angela Bishop was also seen exiting the entertainment complex with her arms wide open to hug a friend.
Home and Away star Ada Nicodemou, who had a wardrobe malfunction on stage, was spotted with her partner Adam Rigby and TV presenter Renee Bargh.
MasterChef judge and Gold Logie nominee Melissa Leong seemed to have clear ideas as she quietly dated boyfriend Rob Mason.
Channel Seven sports reporter Abbey Gelmi had a rather tense expression at one point.
Sports journalist Tara Rushton (left) is seen chatting with a press officer
The non-drinking masked singer, Judge Dave Hughes, had a cheeky laugh as he walked home after a long night at Carlton Zeros.
Gold Logie winner Hamish Blake was the man of the moment as the celebrities waited for a taxi to their own hotel.
She gave him snapper along with his beauty tycoon wife, Zoë Foster Blake.
The couple has also been spotted with best friend Andy Lee and longtime girlfriend Rebecca Harding.
Gold Logie winner Hamish Blake (right, with Andy Lee) was the man of the moment when celebrities waited for taxis to return to their hotels.
Andy Lee helps his best friend in an Uber after his triumphant night at the Logies
Andy’s model girlfriend Rebecca Harding showed off her legs as she walked out of The Star
Gold Logie winner Hamish (right) joins beauty lead Zoë Foster Blake (left)
Blakes fries the paparazzi before getting into their waiting car
Block favorites Mitch Edwards and Mark McKie looked genuinely surprised when they saw the paparazzi waiting at the entrance.
The judge of non-drinking masked singer Dave Hughes chuckled as he walked home after a long night at Carlton Zeros.
A cheerful Angela Bishop was also seen exiting the entertainment complex with her arms wide open to hug a friend.
Surprisingly, the man everyone expected to get drunk at the Logies the next morning was actually sober as a judge.
Karl Stefanovic was open-minded when he hosted Channel Nine’s Today program live from the Gold Coast at 5:30 am with co-host Allison Langdon.
The 47-year-old actor, who had failed to win the Gold Logie the previous night, was unforgettably drunk on the air the day after the 2009 Logies.
He hinted at the way to celebrate by holding a package of Panadol standing in front of the camera during the ceremony.
Surprisingly, the man everyone expected to get drunk at the Logies the next morning was actually sober as a judge. A sober Karl Stefanovic (left) hosted the Today show live from the Gold Coast at 5:30 am with Allison Langdon (centre) and Brooke Boney (right).
MAFS stars Selina Chhaur (left) and Kerry Knight (right) glowed as they left the venue.
Channel Seven host Joh Griggs was chatting with a friend
Lego Masters host Hamish won the Golden Logie for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television during Gold Coast Nights Night.
In her acceptance speech just before midnight on Sunday, the Nine Network star acknowledged that the industry has been going through a tough time lately.
“We are so grateful to be able to do what we do…we are so lucky to keep working,” he said.
Blake took the stage to pick up the three Logies, and Lego Masters won its first award for most outstanding entertainment or comedy show.
“It’s really fun to create something about creativity and fun,” said Blake, thanking co-host Ryan McNaught and the Lego Masters crew.
“It’s like there are thousands of little pieces that come together to create the spectacle.”
Hamish also took Logie home for the most popular presenter named after TV superstar Bert Newton and presented by Newton’s wife, Patti.
ABC’s The Newsreader took home the two Logies, winning the biggest drama series, and star Anna Torv taking home the most notable actress.
Another of the drama films, Fires, won the miniseries category and won the Richard Roxburgh Best Actor award.
It was also a big night for Seven Network, when sports host Bruce McAvaney was inducted into the TV Week Hall of Fame with a standing ovation.
A few days after ABC’s Tony Armstrong’s on-screen reaction to the Socceroos’ arrival at the World Cup, Graham Kennedy won the Most Popular New Talent Award.
Source: Daily Mail
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