Holly Willoughby shared a sweet kiss with her husband, Dan Baldwin, as she got ready for the National Television Awards, posting the moment in a "Get Ready With Me" clip on Instagram just hours before Tuesday's ceremony.
In the video, the television presenter turned YouTube star is seen in a white dressing gown as a team of stylists work on her hair and makeup, before Baldwin walks into the room wearing a black suit.
"Hi, you look very handsome," Holly told her husband as he approached her.
He then leaned in to give her a kiss, prompting one of the makeup artists to shout, "Don't kiss her." When Baldwin asked "What?", Holly clarified that a kiss on the cheek could ruin her makeup. "I'll see you later when I'm on stage," she told him as he left the room. The clip then cuts to Holly looking glamorous in a strapless black dress for the ceremony.
Holly, 45, and Baldwin, 51, a TV producer, have been married for 19 years and have three children together. The couple tend to keep their relationship out of the spotlight.
Olivia Attwood and Pete Wicks kiss on the red carpet
Elsewhere at the ceremony, Olivia Attwood and Pete Wicks made their red carpet debut as a couple, sharing a kiss in front of the cameras.
Pete was hosting the red carpet alongside his friend and fellow TOWIE star Sam Thompson when he crossed paths with Olivia. She greeted Sam with a hug before going the extra mile for Pete, kissing him as photographers looked on, leaving Sam awkwardly third-wheeling as he cheered and laughed in the background.
Sharing the clip, the official NTA Instagram account wrote: "Red carpet chemistry! @olivia_attwood and @p_wicks01 share a kiss on the #NTA2026 red carpet." Even Olivia was left cringing at the moment, commenting: "Guys why was this so awkward."
Fans were delighted by the display, with one writing: "I'm so happy for you both honestly the most loviest people on the planet you deserve all the happiness in the world." Others added: "i love them both magic couple," "Love this for you guys. Love this relationship!" and "LOVEEEEEE." Hits Radio commented: "sam's the happiest third wheel we've ever seen."
Pair present Best Daytime Show award
Later in the evening, Olivia and Pete reunited on stage together to present the award for Best Daytime Show. They were met with a wave of cheers as they walked out, and host Joel Dommett joked that their romance was "the relationship that everyone saw coming."
Olivia Attwood opens up about the relationship
Earlier in the week, the pair had put on an affectionate display in new photographs after going on a date together. Olivia shared the images on Instagram on Sunday night, just days after admitting she was trying to get better at "not oversharing."
The pictures showed the couple packing on the PDA, with Olivia seductively leaning over Pete's knees in one shot, while in another he wrapped his arms around her. She captioned the post: "Went on a date with Pete Wicks from Towie can't believe it he's so hot in real life too xxxx."
Olivia and Pete first met in 2017 and became firm friends, but things turned romantic this year following the breakdown of Olivia's marriage to Bradley Dack. After months of fan speculation and candid moments caught on camera, Olivia finally confirmed the romance with a series of loved-up Instagram snaps, joking in the caption that fans had "bullied me into hard launching."
Olivia has now admitted she has genuinely been struggling with how much to share about the romance, telling the Daily Mail exclusively: "We're in the infancy of navigating it. So I guess we're kind of working as it goes."
"I understand the interest. For a lot of people it's a crossover of two people that they've followed in different ways for a long time. So I understand and I have a very open dialogue with my audience," she said. "Now that people know we're together we're working out not shutting people out who have been so lovely and happy for us and excited to watch our relationship grow, but also making sure that we keep enough back like that's just for us."
Olivia, known for her straight-talking, no-nonsense attitude, said she is trying to work on scaling back what she shares with fans to keep some privacy. "I never feel like I've said something I shouldn't. It's always the opposite," she said. "I come from a reality background and I've had cameras in my home and I think that when I don't share everything, I get a guilt complex!"
"I am reminded by people around me I don't have to explain everything, but I guess I'm still trying to tell myself that," she added. "I sometimes put too much pressure on myself to share more than I need to, which is weird because I think everyone else in this industry is the opposite."
