The recent 2025 Pride of Britain Awards took place yesterday, bringing together prominent figures to honor the nation’s unsung heroes. Hosted by Carol Vorderman and Ashley Banjo, the event recognized individuals of all ages, including fundraisers, campaigners, resilient children, and heroic lifesavers.
Notable personalities such as Pete Wicks, Sam Thompson, GK Barry, and Mark and Roxanne Hoyle graced the red carpet for the awards ceremony. Celebrities like GK Barry, Amy Dowden, Helen Skelton, Amber Gill, Christine McGuinness, and Gethin Jones flaunted their stylish ensembles before joining the festivities.
Lydia Bright shared her personal connection to the Pride of Britain Awards, emphasizing the importance of celebrating children, inspired by her mother’s longstanding role as a foster carer. Christine McGuinness hinted at her participation in the upcoming season of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! during an exclusive chat at the event.
Olivia Attwood attended the awards solo due to her husband’s football training commitments, amid recent publicized tensions in their marriage. Additionally, expectant parents Freddy Brazier and Holly Swinburn made their red carpet debut, excitedly awaiting the arrival of their first child together.
The star-studded event saw hosts Carol Vorderman, Helen Skelton, and Gethin Jones making striking appearances. Olympic champion Max Whitlock expressed his anticipation for the event, highlighting the celebration of exceptional individuals. Noteworthy award recipients included cancer survivor Georgie Hyslop and philanthropist Javeno McLean.
The Pride of Britain Awards, which have attracted global icons and celebrities over the years, will be broadcast as a special feature on ITV. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson surprised a young winner, promising more remarkable moments during the show. Viewers can catch the award ceremony airing on ITV this Thursday at 8 pm. Stay updated on awards news and inspiring stories by subscribing to the Pride of Britain newsletter.