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Princess Andre cut a glamorous display in a white cut-out gown as she led the stars attending the British LGBT Awards 2026 on Thursday night.
The TV personality, 18, was among the celebrities arriving at London’s Grosvenor Square to celebrate the LGBT community.
Rylan Clark looked incredibly stylish in a low rise white shirt, teamed with off-white trousers and trainers.
The mission of The British LGBT Awards is to celebrate and champion the diverse achievements and contributions of the LGBTQ+ community, while fostering greater understanding and inclusion through the annual event.
Helen Worth, who is best known for playing Gail Platt in the ITV soap opera Coronation Street for 50 years, looked chic in a floral gown.
Bruno Tonioli and TV personality Lizzie Cundy complemented each other in their semi-sheer lace looks.
Princess Andre, 18, cut a glamorous display in a white cut-out gown as she led the stars attending the British LGBT Awards 2026 on Thursday night
The TV personality was among the celebrities arriving at London’s Grosvenor Square to celebrate the LGBT community
Rylan Clark looked incredibly stylish in a low rise white shirt, teamed with off-white trousers and trainers
Wicked’s Jonathan Bailey, Doctor Who star Ncuti Gatwa and non-binary House of the Dragon star Emma D’Arcy are all in the running for the LGBTQ+ Celebrity Award.
Married At First Sight UK’s Ella Morgan and social media stars GK Barry and Max Balegde are also nominated for an award in the Online Influencer category.
Sarah Garrett MBE, Founder of the British LGBT Awards said: ‘It’s incredible to see such a strong and diverse shortlist this year.
‘The British LGBT Awards continue to highlight those making real change, whether in entertainment, activism or business.
‘These nominees represent the best of the best, and I’m looking forward to celebrating their contributions to LGBTQ+ equality in June.’
Helen Worth, who is best known for playing Gail Platt in the ITV soap opera Coronation Street for 50 years, looked chic in a floral gown
Bruno Tonioli and TV personality Lizzie Cundy complemented each other in their semi-sheer lace looks
Helen was all smiles as she posed with Diana’s former bodyguard Paul Burrell
Lizzie Cundy, Bruno Tonioli, Jane Moore, Kaye Adams and James Colebrook pictured L-R
Jane Moore dazzled in a royal blue gown as she smiled alongside Lizzie Cundy and Kaye Adams
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