TV stars look ready for bed as they leave the Baftas – as Coronation Street’s Catherine Tyldesley ditches her heels
BLEARY-eyed celebs were spotted heading home from a boozy Bafta Awards after party last night.
A-listers stumbled out of London's Royal Festival Hall after raiding the free bar at the TV industry bash.
The famous faces could be seen piling outside in the early hours of Monday morning, with ex Coronation Street star Catherine Tyldesley kicking off her shoes and going barefoot.
Daisy May Cooper also ditched her heels after dancing to Laura Whitmore playing some tunes on the decks.
She hitched up her dress and her new man saved the chiffon frock from dragging across the floor before grabbing her for a cheeky snog in the street outside.
Billie Piper was seen carrying her heels after a good time at the end of the evening.
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Danny Dyer was looking worse for wear, as he bundled into a taxi with Last Night in Soho actress Lisa McGrillis.
Laura turned heads as she entertained the star-studded crowd at the after-party.
The 38-year-old wowed in a see through gold dress covered in sequins as she got the party started.
After blasting tunes, Laura hit the dance floor with husband Iain Stirling and actor Layton Williams.
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The mum-of-one looked amazing earlier in the evening as she attended the ceremony.
She wore a black gown from Galvan London with a sheer waist.
Her blonde hair was styled in loose curls and she completed the look with gold pendant earrings.
The annual ceremony honoured nominees and television's finest.
Winners included the hit comedy series Derry Girls, The Traitors host Claudia Winkleman and I Am Ruth star Kate Winslet.
It was hosted by comedians Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan and they didn't hold back, aiming a brutal dig at Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield amid the ongoing drama at This Morning.
Bringing up the This Morning presenters' queue-gate scandal, Rob said he was looking forward to the next series of The Crown.
“Holly and Phil probably got early access to the episodes,” the comic added.
The gag got a mumble of awkward laughter from the crowd.
