Sunday 8 May 2022 04:14 PM BAFTA TV AWARDS 2022: Alison Hammond dons a dazzling green shawl while joined ... trends now
Alison Hammond put on a heartwarming display with her son Aiden at this year's BAFTA Television Awards on Sunday afternoon at London's Royal Festival Hall.
The TV personality, 47, exuded retro glamour in a dazzling green shawl, brought the suave 17-year-old along with her to the glitzy event.
He looked dapper in a black suit featuring floral prints, while completing his look with a pair of coordinating Louis Vuitton loafers.
Family: Alison Hammond, who exuded retro glamour in a dazzling green shawl, brought her suave son Aiden, 17, to the BAFTA Television Awards on Sunday at London 's Royal Festival Hall
The former Big Brother contestant showed off her curves in a black maxi dress and threw a wide smile as she did a twirl for the cameras.
Aiden's father is Mancunian taxi driver Noureddine Boufaied. They were married when she found out her pregnancy shortly after appearing on the Channel 4 reality show.
The star refused to name who the father was at the time, but later posed for a magazine shoot together while she was three months pregnant.
It is not clear when she split from Noureddine but she later went on to get engaged to security guard Jamie Savage in 2014 before calling time on the romance in 2017.
Out of this world: She never fails to impress with her red carpet appearances
Having a blast! The former Big Brother contestant showed off her curves in a black maxi dress and threw a wide smile as she did a twirl for the cameras
These awards recognise and celebrate the very best in television craft and television programmes broadcast in the UK in 2021, with acclaimed programmes from the past 12 months, including It's A Sin and Help leading the nods.
Channel 4 series It's A Sin leads the nominations at the Bafta television awards where it is in the running for 11 gongs.
Landscapers, which starred Olivia Colman, has received seven nominations while Channel 4's acclaimed pandemic-set drama Help, starring Jodie Comer and Stephen Graham has earned six nods.
Another Stephen Graham led drama Time has also received six nods as has the comedy We Are Lady Parts.
Talented: Channel 4 series It's A Sin leads the nominations at the Bafta television awards where it is in the running for 11 gongs
There are five nominations for Sex Education and four for A Very British Scandal
It's A Sin, written and created by Queer As Folk and Doctor Who screenwriter Russell T Davies, tracked a group of gay men and their friends as they navigated the UK's HIV/Aids crisis throughout the 80s and early 90s.
The show's 11 nominations, comprising of five in the craft categories and six in the television awards categories, include nods for Davies in the writer drama category, as well as a leading actor nomination for singer Olly Alexander for his role as Ritchie Tozer.
His co-star Lydia West has been nominated in the leading actress category, alongside Kate Winslet, who starred in HBO/Sky Atlantic's Mare Of Easttown, and marking The Titanic star's first TV performance nomination, although she has previously been nominated for and won film Baftas, and is a previous Britannia Award winner.
Fingers crossed: Landscapers, which starred Olivia Colman, has received seven nominations
Also nominated in the leading actress category are Denise Gough and Emily Watson for ITV's Too Close, alongside Jodie Comer for Channel 4 drama Help, and Niamh Algar for Channel 4's Deceit.
Stars going up against Years & Years singer Alexander in the leading actor category include David Thewlis for Landscapers, Hugh Quarshie for ITV's Stephen, Samuel Adewunmi for BBC's You Don't Know Me, Sean Bean for Time and Stephen Graham for Channel 4's Help.
Another Stephen Graham led drama Time has also received six nods as has the comedy We Are Lady Parts.
There are five nominations for Sex Education and four for A Very British Scandal
It's A Sin, written and created by Queer As Folk and Doctor Who screenwriter Russell T Davies, tracked a group of gay men and their friends as they navigated the UK's HIV/Aids crisis throughout the 80s and early 90s.
The show's 11 nominations, comprising of five
