Lucy-Jo Hudson nails evening chic as she sports a black satin dress for the British Soap Awards
Lucy-Jo Hudson looked effortlessly glamorous as she attended Saturday’s British Soap Awards at Hackney Empire, London.
The 38-year-old actress, known for her roles in Coronation Street and Hollyoaks, donned a black satin dress with a square neckline and panelled waist.
The dress featured a sequin detail drop back, as she paired the classic yet chic ensemble with black and silver detailed strapped heels.
Gorgeous: Lucy-Jo Hudson, 38, nailed evening chic on Saturday as she sported a square-neck black satin dress for the British Soap Awards at London’s Hackney Empire
Adding a black clutch bag to the monochrome ensemble, Lucy-Jo added a selection of silver rings, keeping the rest of her accessories minimalist.
The beauty had her bright blonde locks styled in a sleek curl, as they fell to her shoulders in a middle parting.
Opting for a dewy glam makeup look, she sported a bronze lip and dark eye, peering at the camera over her shoulder as she struck up some poses.
Bombshell: The beauty had her bright blonde locks styled in a sleek curl, as they fell to her shoulders in a middle parting
Pose: Opting for a dewy glam makeup look, she sported a bronze lip and dark eye, peering at the camera over her shoulder as she struck up some poses
And the star, who played Katy Harris in Coronation Street and Donna-Marie Quinn in Hollyoaks, was no doubt hoping for both soaps to bag some gongs – as it battled against Doctors, EastEnders, and Emmerdale.
And that they did, as Corrie beat out the other shows as Millie Gibson bagged the Young Performer award and Maximus Evans the Villain award.
While Hollyoaks took home the award for Best Storyline, referring to character Misbah Maalik’s rape.
On-screen: Lucy-Jo played the role of Donna-Marie Quinn in Hollyoaks
Back in the day: While she played Katy Harris in Coronation Street from 2002-2005
The awards show returned live to ITV for the first time in two years, after the 2020 and 2021 ceremonies were cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
In its place in 2020, ITV instead aired a 60-minute special titled The British Soap Awards Celebrates 21 Years, narrated by long-running presenter Phillip Schofield.
Back and better than ever this year, host Phillip, 60, welcomed a plethora of soap stars to London’s Hackney Empire.
The awards are either voted for by a panel of expert judges or the public, with fans able to choose their favourites for Best British Soap, Best Leading Performer and Best Family categories.
British Soap Awards 2022: The Winners
British Soap
Coronation Street
Doctors
EastEnders
Emmerdale
Hollyoaks
Leading Performer
Sally Carman (Abi Webster) – Coronation Street
Gillian Wright (Jean Slater) – EastEnders
Linda Henry (Shirley Carter) – EastEnders
Paige Sandhu (Meena Jutla) – Emmerdale
Mark Charnock (Marlon Dingle) – Emmerdale
Family
The Alahans – Coronation Street
The Carters – EastEnders
The Dingles – Emmerdale – WINNER
The McQueens – Hollyoaks
Coronation Street: Sally Carman as Abi Webster
Villain
Maximus Evans (Corey Brent) – Coronation Street – WINNER
Laura White (Dr Princess Buchanan) – Doctors
Toby-Alexander Smith (Gray Atkins) – EastEnders
Paige Sandhu (Meena Jutla) – Emmerdale
Rhiannon Clements (Summer Ranger) – Hollyoaks
Coronation Street: Maximus Evans as Corey Brent
Comedy Performer
Jane Hazelgrove (Bernie Winter) – Coronation Street
Sarah Moyle (Valerie Pitman) – Doctors
Tameka Empson (Kim Fox) – EastEnders
Lisa Riley (Mandy Dingle) – Emmerdale
Chelsee Healey (Goldie McQueen) – Hollyoaks
Newcomer
Paddy Bever (Max Turner) – Coronation Street
Ross McLaren (Luca McIntyre) – Doctors
Ross Boatman (Harvey Monroe) – EastEnders – WINNER
Darcy Grey (Marcus Dean) – Emmerdale
Matthew James-Bailey (Ethan Williams) – Hollyoaks
Hollyoaks: Chelsee Healey as Goldie McQueen
Best Storyline
Coronation Street – Hate Crime
Doctors – Bear and his mother encounter racism at St Phil’s Hospital
EastEnders – Jean’s Bipolar
Emmerdale – Meena Serial Killer
Hollyoaks – Misbah’s Historic Rape – WINNER
Single Episode
Coronation Street – Flashback
Doctors – Three Consultations and a Funeral – WINNER
EastEnders – Jean in Southend
Emmerdale – Marlon’s stroke
Hollyoaks – Out of Time
Emmerdale: Mark Charnock as Marlon Dingle
Dramatic Performance
Sally Carman (Abi Webster) – Coronation Street
Dex Lee (Bear Sylvester) – Doctors
Gillian Wright (Jean Slater) – EastEnders
Mark Charnock (Marlon Dingle) – Emmerdale – WINNER
Harvey Virdi (Misbah Maalik) – Hollyoaks
On-screen partnership
David Neilson & Mollie Gallagher (Roy Cropper & Nina Lucas) – Coronation Street
Chris Walker & Jan Pearson (Rob Hollins & Karen Hollins) – Doctors
Lacey Turner & Gillian Wright (Stacey Slater and Jean Slater) – EastEnders – WINNER
Isobel Steele & Bradley Johnson (Liv Flaherty & Vinny Dingle) – Emmerdale
Anna Passey & Kieron Richardson (Sienna Blake & Ste Hay) – Hollyoaks
EastEnders: Gillian Wright as Jean Slater
Young performer
Millie Gibson (Kelly Neelan) – Coronation Street – WINNER
Sonny Kendall (Tommy Moon) – EastEnders
Amelia Flanagan (April Windsor) – Emmerdale
Jayden Fox (Bobby Costello) – Hollyoaks
Scene of the year
Coronation Street – Johnny’s Death
Doctors – Mad Hatter’s Tea Party
EastEnders – Hall of Mirrors
Emmerdale – Bridge Collapse
Hollyoaks – Misbah Didn’t Consent
The Outstanding Achievement Award went to EastEnders legend Letitia Dean for her portrayal of Sharon Watts
The Tony Warren Award went to Coronation Street scriptwriter Jan McVerry
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