MICHELLE Keegan was left confused after her co-star flashed live on TV.
The 37-year-old actress was one of the many famous faces who attended the National Television Awards.
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Michelle Keegan is nominated for Drama Performance at tonight’s NTAs Credit: Getty
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She was part of a cheeky moment with Brassic co-star Ryan Sampson Credit: ITV
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Michelle smiled amid Ryan’s antics Credit: ITV
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Michelle stunned on the red carpet at the O2 Arena last night Credit: Getty
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She was joined by husband Mark WrightCredit: Alamy
However, Michelle got more than she bargained for, thanks to the antics of Brassica co-star Ryan Sampson.
Ryan, 38, who plays Tom, flashed his nipple to the camera as the nominations were read out.
Michelle was nominated for a dramatic performance award for her work in Netflix’s Fool Me Once.
Toby Jones, however, won that award for his role as Sir Alan Bates in Mr Bates vs the Post Office.
Read more about Michelle Keegan
In Brassico, the actress plays Erin Croft, a fiery woman who had a wild childhood.
She is Dylan’s (Damien Molony) ex-girlfriend, as well as Tyler’s (Jude Riordan) mother.
Ryan’s character, Tommo, is a free-spirited loner and wildcard in the central cast of characters.
The surprise NTA moment comes as former Coronation Street star Michelle shared a romantic tribute to husband Mark Wright.
She married the former TOWIE star in 2015 and began dating in 2012.
Michelle’s tribute came in the form of a piece by artist David Howarth and features a beautiful quote.
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Taking to Instagram, Michelle captured the artwork and wrote: “@davohowarth has done it again…honestly I get goosebumps every time I look at it. A personal piece of art that I will cherish forever (just like the one he created in my hallway before several years).”
She ended by saying, “So special.”
The piece, which is now in the couple’s home, reads: “There is a place in my heart that will never belong to anyone but you…”
One person wrote: “I love it so much! I need this in my house! Beautiful!”
Another person said: “So great!!! Beautiful work.”
A third commented with a series of clapping emojis.
Michelle could be seen glowing in the photo, in a white T-shirt with loose hair.
The NTA was not a big surprise, says our TV expert
COMMENTARY OF GENDER MCPHEE
The only surprise at tonight’s National Television Awards was that there were practically no surprises.
Ant and Dec took home the Presenter Award for the millionth time, the Strictly bagged Talent Show gong and I’m A Celebrity triumphed in the Entertainment category.
Kate Garraway winning the original documentary award for Derek’s Story was thoroughly deserved, but not a total shock as she did the same two years ago with Care for Derek.
There were a few curveballs. Emmerdale beating soap opera Goliath EastEnders and Corrie was unexpected, especially as both rivals have boasted big stories recently.
And while there was no doubting how touching Mr BatesVs The Post Office was for viewers this year, it was stunning to see them win three awards.
Does the general lack of surprise diminish the excitement of the NTA? Not at all. It remains one of the few awards shows that actually measures what the majority of Brits actually watch.
We live in a confusing world where scandals often rock shows, in an age where streaming means a diminished shared experience and ratings are hard to decipher.
However, year after year, the NTA voters leave us in no doubt as to which series they adore, which they dislike and which celebrities they are willing to support.
Look at how quickly NTA voters embraced relatively new series like The Traitors, Bridgerton and The 1% Club.
They are not interested in PR tricks and promotion, high-profile actors and writers praised by their lover friends, and certainly cannot stand being dictated to what they should watch.
They tell us all loud and clear, every year, who they think is the best – and woe to any broadcaster who ignores them.
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