The 2025 Pride of Britain Awards took place last night, with prominent figures from around the country coming together to honor the nation’s unsung heroes. Hosted by Carol Vorderman and Ashley Banjo, the event recognized individuals of all ages who have made remarkable contributions, including fundraisers, campaigners, resilient children, and courageous heroes. Notable guests at the ceremony included social media influencers Pete Wicks, Sam Thompson, GK Barry, and Mark and Roxanne Hoyle, also known as Ladbaby.
Celebrities graced the red carpet, striking poses and showcasing their outfits before heading inside for the event. Towie star Lydia Bright, dressed in a stunning pink gown, shared the personal significance of the Pride of Britain Awards to her. Lydia, who has firsthand experience with the foster care system through her mother’s role as a foster carer, emphasized the importance of celebrating and supporting children.
Christine McGuinness hinted at her potential participation in the 2025 edition of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! during an exclusive interview at the Pride of Britain Awards. Meanwhile, Olivia Attwood attended the event solo, as her husband Bradley Dack couldn’t make it due to his football training commitments.
Expectant parents Freddy Brazier and Holly Swinburn made their red carpet debut, showcasing their joy ahead of welcoming their first child together. Other highlights included host Carol Vorderman’s elegant attire, the reuniting of Helen Skelton and Gethin Jones, and Olympic gymnast Max Whitlock’s anticipation of celebrating the nation’s finest at the Pride of Britain Awards.
The awards recognize extraordinary individuals nominated by the public for their inspiring actions and achievements. Javeno McLean and Asha Ali Rage are among the recipients of special awards for their impactful contributions to their communities. The event, which features both renowned stars and everyday heroes, will be broadcast as a two-hour special on ITV, with surprises and heartwarming moments in store.