Tess Daly, 55, shows off her golden tan in a strapless white dress as she parties the night away with pals at The Chiltern Firehouse

Tess Daly let her hair down on Sunday night as she enjoyed a fun-filled night out with her pals at London's Chiltern Firehouse. Tess Daly let her hair down on Sunday night as she enjoyed a fun-filled night out with her pals at London's Chiltern Firehouse The Strictly Come Dancing star, 55, looked like she was having a ball as she linked arms with her two female friends on their way home at 1am Having just returned from her holiday in the Dominican Republic, Tess displayed her bronzed glow in a strapless white dress Laughing with her pals, Tess completed her party look with gold statement earrings and a full face of glamorous makeup. The BBC show was awarded the gong for Best Entertainment Programme, beating out competition from Michael McIntyre's Big Show, Later… With Jools Holland and Hannah Waddingham: Home For Christmas. She added a tasselled belt to cinch her in at her svelte waist, while a side slit showed a glimpse at her toned legs The presenter also sported clear sliders adorned with pearls and pom-poms, while toting a cream quilted handbag Laughing with her pals, Tess completed her party look with gold statement earrings and a full face of glamorous makeup She has had plenty to celebrate recently, after Strictly won big at the 2024 BAFTA Television Awards last weekend She continued: 'And this award is for the entire Strictly team, who are the best in television. The BBC show was awarded the gong for Best Entertainment Programme, beating out competition from Michael McIntyre 's Big Show, Later… With Jools Holland and Hannah Waddingham : Home For Christmas The award was presented by Dominic West, with Tess being joined by her co-host Claudia Winkleman in leading the Strictly team on stage to accept the honour In her acceptance speech, Tess explained that it was especially meaningful as it coincides with Strictly's 20th anniversary, after the dancing contest first hit TV screens in May 2004 While Tess agreed, adding: 'We feel a bit unnecessary because we're quite overwhelmed.