Susanna Reid says she suffered a wardrobe malfunction while accepting GMB’s prize at the TRIC Awards

Susanna Reid suffered a wardrobe malfunction on Wednesday as she took to the stage to accept an award at the TRIC Awards at London’s at Grosvenor House.

While accepting the Good Morning Britain’s Multi-Channel News award, the presenter, 51, told the audience: ‘If you’re wondering why I’m holding onto my dress, I’ve just popped a button!’

In scenes witnessed by MailOnline, Susanna was seen clutching the front of her white dress as she joined her co-stars including Kate Garraway and Charlotte Hawkins on stage. 

Uh-oh! Susanna Reid suffered a wardrobe malfunction on Wednesday as she took to the stage to accept an award at the TRIC Awards at London’s at Grosvenor House

Despite her dress blunder, Susanna looked as glamorous as ever in her simple white 1950s-inspired blazer dress with nude heels.

Rounding off her look, she added a gold pendant and a plethora of other gold jewellery. 

The broadcaster styled her brunette tresses styled into loose waves while she highlighted her features with a sleek make-up palette.

Looking good: Despite her dress blunder, Susanna looked as glamorous as ever in her simple white 1950s-inspired blazer dress with nude heels

Looking good: Despite her dress blunder, Susanna looked as glamorous as ever in her simple white 1950s-inspired blazer dress with nude heels

Meanwhile, Clive Myrie was called back to the newsroom and couldn’t accept his TRIC Award because he’d been called back to the newsroom amid resignations in government.  

The Mastermind host had won the TRIC Special Award and it was presented by Trevor McDonald.

Ant and Dec, Kate Garraway, drama It’s A Sin and Strictly Come Dancing were among this year’s nominees in the 17 categories – with the winners decided by the public and industry vote.

In the TV Personality category, Ant & Dec were victorious, beating Bradley Walsh, Rylan Clark and Piers Morgan.

A bity of all white: Rounding off her look, she added a gold pendant and a plethora of other gold jewellery

A bity of all white: Rounding off her look, she added a gold pendant and a plethora of other gold jewellery

Absence: Susanna was missing from the winners photocall after her wardrobe malfunction, with her co-stars seen posing with their prize

Absence: Susanna was missing from the winners photocall after her wardrobe malfunction, with her co-stars seen posing with their prize

Fabulous! The Good Morning ladies cut very stylish figures as they posed up a storm backstage (L-R Laura Tobin, Charlotte Hawkins, Kate Garraway and Ranvir Singh)

Fabulous! The Good Morning ladies cut very stylish figures as they posed up a storm backstage (L-R Laura Tobin, Charlotte Hawkins, Kate Garraway and Ranvir Singh)

Winners! Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield posed with their award as This Morning won Best Daytime programme

Winners! Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield posed with their award as This Morning won Best Daytime programme

All smiles: The presenters were in great spirits as they posed for a delighted snap in the winners room

All smiles: The presenters were in great spirits as they posed for a delighted snap in the winners room

The News Presenter award is a four-way fight, with GB News’ Eamonn Holmes scooping the gong over Stephen Dixon, and the BBC News Team’s Clive Myrie and Victoria Derbyshire.

The New Drama category prize was given to the award-winning It’s A Sin over Vigil, The Pembrokeshire Murders and Around the World in 80 Days.

The Drama award was given to Line of Duty, despite Call the Midwife, Vera and All Creatures Great and Small also being contenders.

Here they are: The Chasers posed with their prize as their show won in the Gameshow category

Here they are: The Chasers posed with their prize as their show won in the Gameshow category

All rise for the winner! Roman Kemp posed with boyband Blue after his Capital Breakfast show was given the Radio Programme prize, with the host also received Radio Personality

All rise for the winner! Roman Kemp posed with boyband Blue after his Capital Breakfast show was given the Radio Programme prize, with the host also received Radio Personality

Congratulations: Roman cut a dapper figure as he posed with his Radio Personality award

Congratulations: Roman cut a dapper figure as he posed with his Radio Personality award

Congrats: Holby City's Rosie Marcel posed with her prize

Chuffed: Jill Nalder looked delighted with her TRIC Award

Congrats: Holby City’s Rosie Marcel posed with her prize, while Jill Nalder looked delighted with her TRIC Award

Couple goals: Chris and Rosie Ramsey looked thrilled after their podcast of the year win

Couple goals: Chris and Rosie Ramsey looked thrilled after their podcast of the year win

Fashionistas: Jill Nalder and Andria Doherty dressed to impress for the awards

Fashionistas: Jill Nalder and Andria Doherty dressed to impress for the awards

In Game Show, it was a tight race, but The Chase proved to be the victor over Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel, Richard Osman’s House of Games and Would I Lie To You?

The Entertainment Award was given to Gogglebox, beating Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, Bradley Walsh & Son: Breaking Dad and The Graham Norton Show.

In the Soap category, it was a battle of heavyweights with Coronation Street, Emmerdale, EastEnders and Holby City all fighting for the gong, and it was the Yorkshire-based soap that scooped the gong.

Look at this: Eamonn Holmes posed proudly  with his news presenter of the year award

Look at this: Eamonn Holmes posed proudly  with his news presenter of the year award

Jubilant: Emmerdale stars were chuffed after winning Soap of the Year

Jubilant: Emmerdale stars were chuffed after winning Soap of the Year

Looking glam: Denise Welch posed with Denise Welch Line of Duty's Drama prize

Smart: Ugo Monye cut a dapper figure in a beige blazer

Looking glam: Denise Welch posed with Denise Welch Line of Duty’s Drama prize

Strictly Come Dancing was awarded the Reality prize, beating out Clarkson’s Farm, The Masked Singer and I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here!

Chris Ramsey and his wife Rosie’s S****ed, Married, Annoyed show was given the Podcast Award, while Roman Kemp’s Capital Breakfast show was given the Radio Programme prize, with the host also received Radio Personality.

BBC News and Mastermind host Clive Myrie was also given the TRIC Special Award.

The TRIC Awards recognise the very best TV, radio and online shows, as well as Britain’s most-loved stars and talent.

TRIC AWARDS WINNERS 2022

Soap of the Year   

Coronation Street (ITV)

EastEnders (BBC One)

Emmerdale (ITV) – WINNER

Holby City (BBC One

Best Radio Programme  

Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp – WINNER

Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden

Sara Cox (BBC Radio Two)

The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show (BBC Radio Two)

Best Entertainment Programme  

Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway (ITV)

Bradley Walsh & Son: Breaking Dad (ITV)

Gogglebox (Channel 4) – WINNER

The Graham Norton Show (BBC One) 

Podcast of The Year  

Happy Place Fearne Cotton

Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe’s Parenting Hell

Sh**ged, Married, Annoyed – WINNER

That Peter Crouch Podcast

Best Radio Personality  

Amanda Holden (Heart)

Kate Garraway (Smooth)

Roman Kemp (Capital) – WINNER

Sara Cox (BBC Radio Two)

Best TV Personality of the Year   

Ant & Dec – WINNER

Bradley Walsh

Piers Morgan

Rylan Clark

Best Drama Programme

 All Creatures Great and Small (Channel 5)

Call the Midwife (BBC One)

Line of Duty (BBC One) – WINNER

Vera (ITV)

Sports Programme  

A League of their Own (Sky One)

BBC Wimbledon (BBC) – WINNER

Match of the Day (BBC One)

Tokyo 2020: Olympics (BBC)

Gameshow  

Michael McIntyre’s The Wheel (BBC One)

Richard Osman’s House of Games (BBC Two)

The Chase (ITV) – WINNER

Would I Lie To You? (BBC One)

Best Reality Programme  

Clarkson’s Farm (Amazon Prime)

I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here (ITV)

Strictly Come Dancing (BBC One) – WINNER

The Masked Singer (ITV1)

Best Daytime Programme

A Place in the Sun (Channel 4)

Loose Women (ITV)

Steph’s Packed Lunch (Channel 4)

This Morning (ITV) – WINNER

Best Radio Programme  

Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp – WINNER

Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden

Sara Cox (BBC Radio Two)

The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show (BBC Radio Two)

Best Food Programme   

Gordon, Gino and Fred Go Greek: Mamma Mia (ITV) – WINNER

James Martin’s Saturday Morning (ITV)

MasterChef (BBC One)

The Great British Bake Off (Channel 4)

Best Factual Programme  

Ambulance (BBC One)

Kate Garraway: Finding Derek (ITV)

Paul O’Grady: For the Love of Dogs (ITV) – WINNER

The Repair Shop (BBC One)

Best Soap Actor  

Paige Sandhu (Emmerdale)

Rosie Marcel (Holby City) – WINNER

Sally Carman (Coronation Street)

Simon Gregson (Coronation Street)

Best News Presenter   

Clive Myrie (BBC One)

Eamonn Holmes (GB News) – WINNER

Stephen Dixon (GB News)

Victoria Derbyshire (BBC One)

Multi-channel News Programme  

BBC Breakfast

BBC News Team

GB News Team

Good Morning Britain – WINNER  

New Drama

Around the World in 80 Days (BBC One)

It’s a Sin (Channel 4) – WINNER

The Pembrokeshire Murders (ITV)

Vigil (BBC One)

 

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