Stacey Solomon stuns as she arrives with her daughters at the NTAs

Stacey Solomon stunned as she arrived at the National Television Awards in London on Wednesday.

The presenter, 35, was joined by her whole family and sweetly held hands with her daughters Rose, three, and Belle, two.

For the star-studded occasion, Stacey wowed in a slinky black cowl-neck gown from Club L London that highlighted her enviable figure.

Meanwhile her little girls stole hearts in matching rainbow sequin dresses.

Husband Joe Swash followed closely behind, looking dapper in an all black ensemble. 

The happy couple looked incredible as they posed for snaps together on the inside carpet.  

Earlier in the day, Stacey gave fans a behind-the-scenes glimpse on Instagram, sharing a snap of everyone’s outfits hung up on the wardrobe door ready for the big night.

She wrote on top of the photo: ITS NTA DAY.

‘Just got home form work now it’s time to get ready. Just wanted to say no what what, I’m so greatful just to be voted an NTA the fact that we are going with our whole family tonight is so special I can’t even put it into words. 

‘It’s voted by YOU even the nominations. So THANK YOU! From the bottom of our hearts for giving us this moment. We will never forget it & NEVER take it for granted. To the moon & back everyone.’

Stacey has been nominated for two prestigious awards at this year’s NTAs.

The busy mum-of-five is nominated in the Best Presenter category, where she faces stiff competition from Ant and Dec, Alison Hammond, Claudia Winkleman and Gary Lineker.

Geordie duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, 49, have a long-running streak of bagging the award, with last year’s win marking their 23rd honour.

Meanwhile, Stacey is also nominated in the Factual Entertainment category for her fly-on-the-wall reality show with husband Joe Swash.

The series, which aired earlier this year, gave an insight into the couple’s relationship as they navigated a rocky patch in their marriage by seeking therapy.

Fans also saw their children – Rex, five, Rose and Belle, and Stacey’s sons Zachary, 17, and Leighton, 12, from previous relationships.

It proved a hit with viewers and the BBC previously confirmed a second series of the show is on the way and due to hit screens next year.

The stars of British TV are out in force at London’s O2 Arena for the National TV Awards. 

The red carpet arrivals are being hosted by Sam Thompson and Pete Wicks for the second year in a row.

At the awards, the best of TV will be honoured by the British public, who have been voting for their favourite shows and talent. 

This is a milestone year for the NTAs, which are celebrating their 30th anniversary.

The awards were established back in 1995 to give the public a voice when it came to recognising TV talent – as previously, awards had always been dished out by industry professionals. 

Described as a ‘celebration of the nation’s most loved stars and shows’, people have had the opportunity to vote via post, telephone, and online. 

Ant and Dec are widely expected to win the TV Presenter award for the 24th year in a row.

But last year, on their 23rd consecutive win, the Geordie due admitted that they ‘know one year we’re not going to win it.’ 

Competition this year is fierce and they are up against Claudia Winkleman, Gary Lineker, Alison Hammond and Stacey Solomon. 

This is not the only award of note for Ant and Dec, as their ITV series I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! is also up for the best Reality TV award. 

Once again, the category is full of fierce competition and the long-running jungle show is up against Love Island, Race Across the World and the increasingly popular The Traitors. 

The past year has been a monumental one for TV dramas and a standout hit was Netflix’s Adolescence. 

IndieWire praised Owen Cooper’s performance as child killer Jamie Miller as ‘enraging, emotional, horrifying, and heartbreaking in equal measure’. 

It will face off against other hit shows including Code of Silence, Ludwig, MobLand and Rivals in the Best Drama category. 

And with the UK so well-known for its many soap operas, the Best Serial Drama is also set to be one of the fiercest competitions of the night. 

Shows including Coronation Street and Emmerdale have been enjoying record numbers of viewers after being placed on ITVX in October.

This allowed fans to tune into their favourites at a time that best suited them rather than having to wait to watch them live on TV and could give them the edge over other nominees Casualty, EastEnders and Hollyoaks. 

Also being recognised, and for the last time, is Gavin & Stacey, which aired its long-awaited final episode on Christmas 2024.

It is up against Brassic, Michael McIntyre’s 25th Year Stand-Up Special and Mrs Brown’s Boys in the comedy category. 

The awards, which are being broadcast live on ITV2, will be dished out between entertainment performances until half 10.