She hinted that she won’t stay in contact with her fellow Love Islanders as she branded their reunion show ‘awkward’.
But for now, Chloe Burrows remains close with her former co-stars, with the blonde bombshell joining not only her boyfriend Toby Aromolaran, but also Faye Winter and Teddy Soares, Millie Court and Liam Reardon plus bombshell Liberty Poole on Thursday’s National Television Awards’ red carpet.
Looking sensational in a sheer feather gown, Chloe, 25, put on a loved-up display with Toby, 22, ahead of the star-studded ceremony.
Wow: Chloe Burrows, 25, looked sensational in a feather gown when she attended the National Television Awards on Thursday
Cosying up: Winners Millie and Liam couldn’t resist cosying up before walking the red carpet, with Millie looking gorgeous in a sequinned, forest green gown
Winners Millie and Liam couldn’t resist sharing a kiss before walking the red carpet, with Millie looking gorgeous in a sequinned, forest green gown.
Faye also dropped jaws, stepping out in a show-stopping white frock while Liberty wowed in red.
It comes after Chloe revealed she struggles to stay in contact with people when asked if she will stay friends with her former co-stars.
Appearing on Heat’s Under The Duvet show with her boyfriend, they also admitted they didn’t go out with the other stars after the reunion show.
Dropping jaws: Faye also dropped jaws, stepping out in a show-stopping white frock
Red hot: Liberty sizzled in red
Hair down: The star wore her bright blonde hair loose and added height to her frame in chain detail heels
Instead, they decided to go home as Chloe said: ‘I was so tired and I had this whole thing with my dress. We were jumping in cabs and I just thought, no.’
The blonde beauty said she kept laughing throughout the Aftersun show because it was ‘so awkward’.
‘I was like nervous thinking, ”Oh what’s coming next?”‘ she said. ‘It was funny.’
When asked whether they plan on remaining friends with the other Love Islanders, she paused before responding: ‘Maybe… I don’t know. It’s so hard to keep in touch, it’s really hard.
‘I’m so rubbish on my phone at the moment, people are belling off your phone, it’s like give me a minute.’
Beaming: Chloe and Toby beamed as they arrived to the prestigious event
Sensational: Chloe styled her platinum blonde locks into a ponytail for the evening
Holding hands: The loved-up couple held hands
‘I stop replying, it’s really hard. We’ll see everyone at events and stuff.’
Also during the interview, Chloe declared she would ‘100%’ like to have babies with Toby while urging TV executives to ‘sign us up’ for more reality shows, adding that while she’d love to do I’m A Celebrity, the tasks would be too ‘scary’ for her.
It comes after Chloe enjoyed a night out with fellow islanders Kaz Kamwi, Tyler Cruickshank and Liberty Poole earlier this month to celebrate the latter’s birthday.
The all-star group seemed to enjoy their night out together as they necked shots and danced along to Peaches by Justin Bieber.
Winner: Love Island winner Millie and Liam could barely keep their hands off each other
Sharing a kiss: The pair sweetly shared a kiss
Sharp: Liam looked sharp in a dapper suit
The 2021 National Television Awards are taking place in London’s O2 Arena, and will be hosted by comedian Joel Dommett for the first time.
This year, more streamed shows have been nominated than ever before, with Netflix period romp Bridgerton and making the Best New Drama list while After Life and Sex Education scored slots on the Comedy list.
It’s a Sin, Des and Normal People joined Bridgerton on the New Drama short-list while Line of Duty, The Crown, Call the Midwife and Unforgotten made up the Returning Drama category.
The Drama Performance category sees Line of Duty stars Adrian Dunbar, Martin Compston and Vicky McClure in contention for the prize, alongside Olly Alexander for It’s a Sin and David Tennant for Des.
Red lip: Faye made her look pop with a red lip
Dapper: Teddy looked dapper in all-black
Hair up: Faye wore her glossy hair swept into a ponytail
The NTAs have also announced a brand new category, Authored Documentary, which sees Kate Garraway’s moving feature, Kate Garraway: Finding Derek nominated for its warts-and-all account of her husband Derek Draper’s coronavirus battle.
Finding Derek has been short-listed alongside Marcus Rashford: Feeding Britain’s Children, Katie Price: Harvey and Me, Rob Burrow: My Year with MND and Roman Kemp: Our Silent Emergency.
Elsewhere, The Masked Singer has been nominated for its first NTA, with the madcap singing competition facing a battle with I’m A Celebrity… Get me Out of Here!, RuPaul’s Drag Race and Strictly Come Dancing for the Talent Show award.
Awkward: Chloe hinted that she won’t stay in contact with her fellow Love Islanders as she branded their reunion show ‘awkward’
No show: Appearing on Heat’s Under The Duvet show with her boyfriend, they also admitted they didn’t go out with the other stars after the reunion show
Soaps Emmerdale, Coronation Street, EastEnders and Hollyoaks are up for Best Serial Drama.
Ant and Dec bagged their 20th award nomination in a row for TV Presenter, with Piers Morgan and This Morning’s Holly Willoughby and Alison Hammond also in contention as well as Bradley Walsh.
A quartet of stand-out actors are up for Serial Drama Performance, including Coronation Street’s Mollie Gallagher and Sally Carman and EastEnders’ Danny Dyer not to mention Hollyoaks’ Billy Price.
New host Joel recently admitted he is ‘honoured’ to have been selected to front the spectacle.
Made the cut: Line of Duty, It’s A Sin and Bridgerton are ones to watch at the National Television Awards 2021
He said in a statement: ‘It’s a huge honour to be hosting the NTAs this year! It still feels like someone has made a wonderful error.
‘I really, really love TV and can’t wait to celebrate the best stuff from what’s been a very weird year or so.’
The comedian also joked he is hoping The Masked Singer will be successful on the night so he can present himself with a prize.
Nominated: It’s A Sin, starring Years & Years frontman Olly Alexander (centre) is up for an award, with the actor also securing a best drama performance nod
He quipped: ‘I’m also really hoping The Masked Singer wins something so I can present an award to myself. That’s a creative narcissist’s dream.’
NTA’s Executive Producer Kim Turberville added: ‘We are so excited to be back to celebrate a remarkable TV year like no other. There is a wealth of great television to recognise and we are delighted to have Joel at the helm.
‘With his wit and natural charisma, he’ll definitely be bringing a fresh approach to this year’s awards.’
Earlier this year, it was announced the NTAs, which usually takes place in January, had been rescheduled for September 9, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Kim said at the time: ‘The NTAs will return to The O2 London in September to mark the UK’s best, boldest and most beloved TV shows with a surprise-packed event – and we look forward to seeing you on the night for a celebration like no other.’
Host with the most: The annual awards show will return to London’s O2 arena with Joel Dommett set to host for the first time, taking the reins from David Walliams
NATIONAL TELEVISION AWARDS 2021: THE NOMINEES
Challenge Show
Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins
Love Island
The Great British Bake Off
The Great British Sewing Bee
New Drama
Bridgerton
Des
It’s A Sin
Normal People
Talent Show
Britain’s Got Talent
RuPaul’s Drag Race UK
Strictly Come Dancing
The Masked Singer
In the race? The Masked Singer faces stiff competition in the Talent Show category
Authored Documentary
Kate Garraway: Finding Derek
Katie Price: Harvey and Me
Marcus Rashford: Feeding Britain’s Children
Rob Burrow: My Year With MND
Roman Kemp: Our Silent Emergency
Duo: Katie Price: Harvey and Me is up for best Authored Documentary
Returning Drama
Call the Midwife
Line of Duty
The Crown
Unforgotten
TV Presenter
Alison Hammond
Ant and Dec
Bradley Walsh
Holly Willoughby
Piers Morgan
Factual
Caroline Flack: Her Life and Death
Gogglebox
Gordon, Gino and Fred: American Road Trip
Paul O’Grady: For the Love of Dogs
Drama Performance
Adrian Dunbar, Ted Hastings, Line of Duty
David Tennant, Dennis Nilsen, Des
Martin Compston, Steve Arnott, Line of Duty
Olly Alexander, Ritchie Tozer, It’s A Sin
Vicky McClure, Kate Fleming, Line of Duty
The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award
Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway
I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
Taskmaster
The Graham Norton Show
Could they win? Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway is up for a prize
Serial Drama
Coronation Street
EastEnders
Emmerdale
Hollyoaks
Serial Drama Performance
Billy Price, Sid Sumner, Hollyoaks
Danny Dyer, Mick Carter, EastEnders
Mollie Gallagher, Nina Lucas, Coronation Street
Sally Carman, Abi Franklin, Coronation Street
Quiz Game Show
Beat the Chasers
Celebrity Catchphrase
In For A Penny
Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel
Newcomer
Emile John, Ethan Anderson, Emmerdale
Jude Riordan, Sam Blakeman, Coronation Street
Olivia D’Lima, Paramedic Fenisha Khatri, Casualty
Rhiannon Clements, Summer Ranger, Hollyoaks
Rose Ayling-Ellis, Frankie Lewis, EastEnders
Good job: EastEnders star Rose Ayling-Ellis could bag the Newcomer gong
Daytime
Loose Women
The Chase
The Repair Shop
This Morning
Comedy
After Life
Friday Night Dinner
Sex Education
The Vicar of Dibley