British Soap Awards: Holyox star Chelsea Haley catches the eye in a black floor-length gown

Chelsea Haley made sure to catch the eye of the audience while walking the red carpet at the British Soap Awards 2022 in Hackney, London on Saturday.

The 33-year-old actress, known for playing Goldie McQueen in Holyox and nominated in the comedy performer category, showed off her sensational figure in a revealing black gown with cut-out details.

Soap star Chelsea dropped off her substantial cleavage and midriff at the show, featuring a wide bezeweled bra top design on one side of the dress, while on the other she had a clean sash of material lying on the floor above and below her waist.

The length of the material was placed on the floor with soft ruffles resting on the hem next to him.

Chelsea’s dress was halter neck style and had a sequin choker attached around her neck.

She wore long black gloves to match her outfit and chose a high pair of black heels in a cup-like style at the top of her dress.

Tara wore makeup to highlight her beautiful facial features and Curly Up Doma had her black hair.

She happily threw a peace sign in which she posed and was photographed on the red carpet.

Chelsea Soap was joined by his Holyox co-star Jennifer Metcalf, 38, who plays Mercedes McQueen.

Jennifer is showing off her straight but glamorous style in a figure-hugging black PVC dress.

She chose a pair of strappy black heels to add a few inches to her height and tossed some shapes while the couple posed together on the red carpet.

The British Soap Awards returned live on ITV for the first time in two years after the 2020 and 2021 celebrations were canceled due to the Covid-19 epidemic.

In its place in 2020, ITV aired a 60-minute special entitled The British Soap Awards Celebrating 21 Years, narrated by longtime presenter Philip Schofield.

This year, host Philip Schofield, 60, welcomed the abundance of soap stars to London’s Hackney Empire, where they will compete for prizes in the 14 categories.

The awards are voted on by either a panel of expert judges or by the public, with fans being able to choose their favorite for Best British Soap, Best Leading Performer and Best Family category.

Meanwhile, earlier this year it was reported that the British Soap Awards have chosen to ax men and women.

Instead of the best actor and actress, many favorite British soap stars will fight for the newly created Best Leading Performer award.

The move follows The Brits, which this year scrapped the gender classification, with Adele defeating Ed Sheeran as Artist of the Year.

Past winners of the Best Actress award include Lucy Pargator (who plays Chas Dingle in Emerald), Lucy Fallon (who plays Bethany Plot in Coronation Street) and Charlotte Bellamy (who plays Laurel Thomas in Emerald).

It follows the award for Sexy Men and Women, voted by the public, removed in 2015.

Five big soaps – Coronation Street, Doctors, EastEnders, Emmerdale and Hollyoaks – have been struggling to gain recognition for their work over the past year.

And after a stellar year of drama-filled story lines, the competition is set to be fierce.

Coronation Street has, of course, seen the apple attack on Franklin and Nina Lucas, hoping to scoop up the gongs for their painful hate story, eventually killing Apple.

Arriving in Emerald, serial killer Meena Jutla’s long reign of terror could lead Leeds-based soaps to one or two awards.

Speaking of serial killers, EastEnders watched the audience from their seats as the killer, Gray Atkins, continued to avoid arrest for his crime – until justice finally caught him.

When the Holyox saw the Summer Ranger (Ryanon Clements) set out to destroy Brody Hudson (Adam Woodward) for his role in his father’s death.

Meanwhile, the relationship between Rob Hollins (Chris Walker) and his wife Karen (John Pearson) was left in balance among doctors.

Source: | Dailymail.co.uk