‘Drama!’ Janette Manrara unimpressed as husband Aljaz mocks her British Soap Awards gown

Emmerdale star Kevin Mathurin has revealed his secret connection to Bradley Walsh's wife as the pair cuddled up at a recent awards bash. The actor, who plays Charles Anderson in the ITV soap, attended the British Soap Awards alongside his co-stars last weekend.

Coronation Street star Jane Hazlegrove looked worlds away from her on-screen character as she headed to a glitzy awards bash over the weekend. The actress, who plays Bernie Winter in the ITV soap, donned her best glam as she attended the British Soap Awards.

Coronation Street stars Tanisha Gorey and Adam Hussain looked all the rage as they posed with their other halves at the British Soap Awards.The actors play twins Asha and Aadi Alahan in the ITV soap, but they looked rather different as they attended the glitzy soap awards bash on Saturday night (June 11).The pair were nominated for the best family gong - alongside their on-screen dad Jimmi Harkishin, who plays Dev Alahan on the TV cobbles.The award ended up going to rival soap Emmerdale - to the Dales' Dingle clan that included a brilliant acceptance speech from the soap's Sam star James Hooton.But the young soap stars did have something to celebrate as they proudly watched their co-star and friend Millie Gibson take to the stage to pick up the award for best young performer.Their former Corrie co-star Maximus Evens took home the gong for villain of the year for his portrayal of Corey Brent.After the awards, Millie also shared the adorable moment her fellow Corrie stars looked on with pride as she hit the stage to collect her British Soap Award. Maximus, Tanisha and Adam had smiles on their faces as they looked towards the stage with the moment being caught on TV."Think I've found my favourite pic that my cousin took whilst watching..." Millie wrote on her Instagram Story.

This Morning presenter admitted that she took part in the test behind his back after anticipating his wrath, and that when he found out, he was enraged.Talking on the Walking The Dog with Emily Dean podcast, she elaborated: "He had this degree and I don’t [so] I secretly went off and did the Mensa."I lied, I said I was going somewhere else, and it took a day to do this test.

Coronation Street stars Tanisha Gorey and Adam Hussain made sure to share the excitement of a big awards bash with their other halves over the weekend. The actors, who play twins Asha and Aadi Alahan in the ITV soap, attended the British Soap Awards on Saturday night (June 11).

Phillip Schofield returned to our screens on Saturday night to host The British Soap Awards 2022 after two years off air due to the pandemic.Famous faces from the TV soap world joined together to celebrate their best moments over the last 12 months.The glitzy award ceremony saw fan favourites bag 14 awards, voted for either by the public or a panel of expert judges.The DIngles scooped the win for Best Family, after battling out against rivals The Carters on Eastenders, The McQueens from Hollyoaks, and The Alahans from Coronation Street. With such fierce competition in this category, do you think X was a worthy winner, or did another nomination deserve to be the family favourite? Let us know what you think in the comments below.Want the latest TV news straight to your inbox? Sign up to our daily TV newsletter HERE Let us know who you think should have won in the comments below We’d love to hear your thoughts on who you think should have won the Best Family at the awards on Saturday night.

@ArianaDeBose, @JulianneHough and my buddy @DarrenCriss and all the well-deserved nominees.” Fans took to the social media site to share their thoughts on the subject. @Drifterkybe said: “I know Bob Saget is watching over you John Stamos and depends on you to treat his legacy with respect to be a good friend to him.“You've convinced me a long time ago that you are a good person but you've also shown great support to your friend Bob Saget to this day that shows..” @LaurenDaid514 wrote: “Now— I won’t watch! @JohnStamos” @1962christine put: “That’s sad. Maybe you can start a petition to have his name mentioned later.  “So sorry they are not doing it now.

Coronation Street star Maximus Evans' apparent 'snub' of Mollie Gallagher during his acceptance speech.Hosted by Phillip Schofield, the awards ceremony took place in London on Sunday evening - with soap's biggest stars descending on the Hackney Empire to compete in a number of categories.Whilst Emmerdale walked away with the prestigious Best Soap gong, it was Corrie's Corey Brent actor Maximus Evans who took home the Villain of the Year award.With fans happy to see Max win, some viewers on Twitter did question why he neglected to mention his co-star Mollie Gallagher while on stage.Mollie plays Nina Lucas on the ITV soap, who was viciously attacked by Corey and his pals in a brutal assault last year.With Nina's boyfriend Seb Franklin passing away from his injuries, Corey was eventually charged with murder thanks to Nina's campaign for justice.While accepting his Villain of the Year gong, Max thanked a number of his Corrie co-stars by name while failing to mention Mollie and some Soap Awards viewers have questioned why Max didn't thank Mollie while accepting the award.One viewer wrote: "Re-watching last night’s #SoapAwards, noticed Maximus Evans didn’t mention Mollie in his speech."Another added: "So was Max forgetting to thank Mollie a deliberate snub, a slip of his mind or what?"Earlier this year, Corey was imprisoned for a minimum of 14 years for Seb's murder.Asked about a possible return to Coronation Street after the show, Max told Radio Times: "We don't know because I think he got put away for so many years."I think it will be a little while, I'd like it to be a while.

British Soap Awards. Sally plays Abi Franklin in Corrie, and was seen on the red carpet last night. Daniella was also in attendance, with the pair wearing the same jumpsuit.

after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic.The star-studded event was hosted by Phillip Schofield and celebrated the biggest names from the British soap world.Our favourite TV stars graced the stage to bag their awards, voted for either by the public or a panel of expert judges.Emmerdale was crowned the Best British Soap, scooping the win against rivals EastEnders, Coronation Street, Hollyoaks and Doctors.With such a strong line-up, do you think Emmerdale was a worthy winner, or did a different soap deserve the recognition? Let us know what you think.Want the latest TV news straight to your inbox? Sign up to our daily TV newsletter HERE We’d love to hear your thoughts on who you think should have won the Best British Soap at the awards on Saturday night.

The British Soap Awards returned with a bang on Saturday night after a two year hiatus due to the pandemic.

It was the biggest night in soap as The British Soap Awards returned for 2022 on ITV. After a two-year absence due to the coronavirus pandemic, the annual event saw the UK’s biggest soaps compete against each other to bag a variety of awards.

EASTENDER Shona McGarty last night gave a cheeky nod to her growing closeness to co-star Max Bowden, smiling: “Who doesn’t love a kebab?” Shona, 30, and Max, 27, were recently snapped holding hands outside a doner and shish takeaway van and are spending lots of time together, say pals. Beaming Shona, who plays Whitney Dean against Max’s Ben Mitchell, told us: “He’s an incredible actor, such a great actor.

Jorgie miscarried quadruplets last year, previously saying ‘the day we found out, we lost four pieces of our hearts’. Now, Jorgie and her husband-to-be are looking forward to ‘hopeful beginnings’ after sharing her story to raise awareness of her heartbreak with the ‘million to one pregnancy.

pregnancy back in May that year she said: "Ben and I are delighted to announce that we are expecting our first baby at the end of this year! "We are absolutely overjoyed and can’t wait to meet our little one!"The Soap Awards returned on Sunday night on ITV for an evening of continuing drama glitz and glamour after a two year absence due to the coronavirus pandemic. The event will see the biggest soaps go head to head, as host Phillip Schofield returns to roll out the red carpet at The Hackney Empire in London.

coronavirus pandemic. Television star Phillip Schofield will be on hand to host the evening of glitz and glamour.The ceremony recognises the year's highlights from Coronation Street, Hollyoaks, Eastenders, Emmerdale and Doctors, with gongs handed out for categories including Best British Soap and Scene of the Year.Be prepared celebrate a mammoth 12 months in soap opera, looking back at mystery, make-ups, break ups, trials, tribulations and tears.

Coronation Street favourites left the famous cobbles behind as they headed to London for The British Soap Awards. After a two-year absence due to the Coronavirus pandemic, The British Soap Awards is back for 2022 on ITV.

British Soap Awards returns to our screens tonight (June 11) for the first time in two years.The showbiz event, hosted by Phillip Schofield, recognises the year's highlights from Coronation Street, Hollyoaks, Eastenders, Emmerdale and Doctors, with gongs handed out for categories including Best British Soap and Scene of the Year.Be prepared celebrate a mammoth 12 months in soap opera, looking back at mystery, make-ups, break ups, trials, tribulations and tears.

Stars of the British Soap Awards 2022 came out in force as they arrived on the red carpet looking their very best ahead of the ceremony taking place on 11 June. Actors representing Emmerdale, Coronation Street, EastEnders and Hollyoaks showed off their stunning gowns as they beamed for the camera, excited to win some gongs.

The stars of the soap world are making their way to this year’s British Soap Awards. After a two-year absence due to the coronavirus pandemic, the British Soap Awards is returning for 2022 and will see the UK’s biggest soaps and their casts compete against each other for a variety of awards.This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield is returning to host the awards, which sees nominations across Coronation Street, EastEnders, Emmerdale, Hollyoaks and Doctors.

GATHERING together to reward the best talent in TV should be a cause for celebration, and the stars turn out in their droves for glitzy award ceremonies. But awards dos often descends into chaos - with brawls, lovers' tiffs and 'fix' claims adding more drama than your average soap storyline.