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Katherine Ryan flaunted her sensational figure in a black and gold sequinned dress for the star-studded National Television Awards.
The 38-year-old comedian wowed on the red carpet on Thursday night, showcasing her ample assets in the dazzling number.
The Canadian beauty was joined by her partner Bobby Kootstra, who was suited and booted in spruce attire for the star-studded evening.
NTAs 2021: Katherine Ryan flaunted her curvaceous figure in a busty sequinned dress for the star-studded evening on Thursday
The mother-of-two coiffed her blonde hair into a side parting with loose waves and wore a hint of pale red lipstick.
Katherine accessorised with a marble white clutch and sparkly heels, which further emphasised her glitzy look.
The 2021 National Television Awards are taking place in London's O2 Arena, and will be hosted by comedian Joel Dommett for the first time.
Glamorous: The 38-year-old comedian wowed on the red carpet on Thursday night, showcasing her ample assets in the dazzling number
Stunning couple: The Canadian beauty was joined by her partner Bobby Kootstra, who was suited and booted in spruce attire for the star-studded evening
Glitzy: The mother-of-two coiffed her blonde hair into a side parting with loose waves and wore a hint of pale red lipstick
Red carpet: Katherine accessorised with a marble white clutch and sparkly heels, which further emphasised her glitzy look
This year, more streamed shows have been nominated than ever before, with Netflix period romp Bridgerton making the Best New Drama list while After Life and Sex Education scored slots on the Comedy list.
It's a Sin, Des and Normal People joined Bridgerton on the New Drama short-list while Line of Duty, The Crown, Call the Midwife and Unforgotten made up the Returning Drama category.
The Drama Performance category sees Line of Duty stars Adrian Dunbar, Martin Compston and Vicky McClure in contention for the prize, alongside Olly Alexander for It's a Sin and David Tennant for Des.
Made the cut: Line of Duty, It's A Sin and Bridgerton have made the short-list for the forthcoming awards
The NTAs have also announced a brand new category, Authored Documentary, which sees Kate Garraway's moving feature, Kate Garraway: Finding Derek nominated for its warts-and-all account of her husband Derek Draper's coronavirus battle.
Finding Derek has been short-listed alongside Marcus Rashford: Feeding Britain's Children, Katie Price: Harvey and Me, Rob Burrow: My Year with MND and Roman Kemp: Our Silent Emergency.
Elsewhere, The Masked Singer has been nominated for its first NTA, with the madcap singing competition facing a battle with I'm A Celebrity... Get me Out of Here!, RuPaul's Drag Race and Strictly Come
