Jodie Comer was the toast of this year's BAFTA TV awards and celebrated her Best Actress win by downing a few vodka shots with her pals.
The Liverpool native, 26, also enjoyed a few drinks with her parents who watched their daughter pick up the award for her role as Villanelle on Killing Eve.
According to The Sun, Jodie celebrated into the early hours of the morning with her friends and fellow bafta winner Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
Honoured: Jodie Comer was the toast of this year's BAFTA TV awards and celebrated her Best Actress win by downing a few vodka shots with her pals
A source told the paper: 'It was a huge night for Jodie and she kept the drinks flowing until the early hours.
'She was dishing out neat shots of vodka to her pals and other guests to toast her success.
'Jodie also threw a fair few back with her parents, who were having the time of their lives.'
The insider added that Jodie hit the dancefloor and partied with drag queen and DJ Jodie Harsh before she got a taxi home when the after party came to a close.
Party: The Liverpool native, 26, also enjoyed a few drinks with her parents who watched their daughter pick up the award for her role as Villanelle on Killing Eve
Jodie delivered a moving speech when accepting her award.
She paid tribute to Line Of Duty star Stephen Graham, for offering her plenty of support in the early days of her career.
She said: 'Wow, thank you so much BAFTA! Sorry I'm only one who's turned on the waterworks. Thank you Luke Jennings. Phoebe Waller-Bridge, I feel so lucky not only to say that I have worked with you but to call you a friend.
'You are the most talented person I know, thank you for being such an inspiration.
'I would like to thank BBC America, you guys really are the best, and the entire cast and crew for coming back every year and giving it with the biggest smiles on my faces.
A source told the paper: 'It was a huge night for Jodie and she kept the drinks flowing until the early hours'
'I also want to thank Stephen Graham; if I don't already owe you a pint, I do now. Thank you for introducing me to to Jane, you
