Emma Willis and her husband Matt made a stunning appearance at the star-studded Olivier Awards held at London’s Royal Albert Hall on Sunday. The TV personality, 50, turned heads in a daring black dress that appeared to be braless, complete with pleated detailing. She complemented her look with a simple gold pendant necklace and perspex heels. Meanwhile, Busted star Matt, 42, who is currently performing in Cabaret in London’s West End, looked dashing in a tailored suit. He paired a quirky white shirt with a black double-breasted blazer and smiled while posing beside his beautiful wife.
The couple, who married in 2008, are parents to Isabelle, 16, Ace, 14, and nine-year-old Trixie. 
This year marked the 50th anniversary of the Olivier Awards, which took place at the Royal Albert Hall in London. Actor, comedian, and The Traitors star Nick Mohammed hosted the event, which was broadcast on the BBC. The ceremony celebrated some of the most outstanding performances in theatre across the UK.
One of the standout winners of the night was Paddington The Musical, which claimed seven awards out of its 11 nominations. The musical won Best New Musical, Best Set Design, Best Costume Design, Best Director, Best Actor In A Musical, Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical, and Best Actress in a Supporting Role in a Musical. 
Another major winner was Into the Woods, which secured Best Lighting Design and Best Musical Revival despite having 11 nominations. All My Sons triumphed in the Best Revival and Best Actor in a Supporting Role categories. Rosamund Pike won Best Actress for her role in Inter Alia, a legal drama at Wyndham’s Theatre in the West End. She beat strong competition from Cate Blanchett, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Julia McDermott, and Rosie Sheehy.
During her acceptance speech, Rosamund shared her thoughts on returning to theatre after 14 years. She said, “This is by far the most nerve-wracking performance I will make in the next few weeks. It is one thing to stand on stage and do 100 minutes of somebody else’s beautifully written words. It is quite another thing to be relying on my own words.” She called her return to the stage a “huge, exhilarating risk” and praised the National Theatre for inviting her to perform in the play.
Rachel Zegler, 34, won Best Actress in a Musical for her role in Evita at The London Palladium. Jack Holden was awarded Best Actor for his multi-role performance in Kenrex, a one-man crime thriller. He faced tough competition from Bryan Cranston, Sean Hayes, Tom Hiddleston, and David Shields.
Julie Hesmondhalgh won Best Actress In A Supporting Role for her performance in Punch at the Young Vic & Apollo theatre. Paapa Essiedu also won for Best Actor In A Supporting Role for All My Sons at Wyndham’s theatre.
Other notable winners included:
- Best Family Show: The Boy At The Back Of The Class
- Best New Dance Production: Into The Hairy
- Best New Opera Production: Dead Man Walking
- Best Actor in a Supporting Role: Paapa Essiedu
- Best Actor in a Supporting Role in a Musical: Tom Edden
- Best Actress in a Supporting Role in a Musical: Victoria Hamilton-Barritt
The list of winners also included several other categories such as Best New Play, Best Revival, Best Sound Design, and more. The ceremony highlighted the incredible talent and creativity in the British theatre scene, celebrating achievements across various productions.
