Ethnicity Awards 2022: Alison Hammond, Sinitta and Johannes Radebe and Judi Love take to red carpet
Daily MailAlison Hammond has confirmed she's finally ready to exchange vows with her secret boyfriend, more than two years after embarking on a relationship away from the public eye. Glitz: Alison Hammond exuded glamour in a glimmering black and gold gown on Thursday evening while Sinitta stunned in a lilac co-ord and Johannes Radebe looked ultra stylish in a taupe suede belted suit as they lead the stars at The Ethnicity Awards Discussing her love life with MailOnline, she said: 'There is someone special, and if he wants to pop the question, he can pop away.' Beauty: Dina Asher-Smith looked stunning as she sported a studded dress with a bardot neckline Bardot: The number featured a bardot neckline, black mesh material and silver studded design, as the beauty pulled her locks away from her face for the look Achievement: She took home the Sports Personality Of The Year Award during the night Triumphant: The beauty proudly posed with her new accolade while taking to the winners room after being awarded Meanwhile, Karenjeet Kaur Bains looked sensational as she took to the awards, sporting a mustard printed crop top and skirt saree. Dressed to the nines: Karenjeet Kaur Bains looked sensational as she took to the awards, sporting a mustard printed crop top and skirt saree while Gurlaine K-Garcha stunned in black Smiles: Gurlaine was all smiles as she beamed alongside a guest, throwing a black chained handbag over her shoulder Stunner: Karenjeet had her chocolate locks styled into a curl, going for a radiant makeup look Night out: Loose Women's Linda Robson also took to the red carpet for the evening, sporting a patterned flowing dress Layers: She added a longline cream coat on top of the dress, smiling for snaps at the bash Red carpet beauties: Nina Wadia and Sum Ting Wong The list of winners for the evening included Sir Lenny Henry, who was awarded with the coveted Lifetime Achievement Award while Sir Mo Farah won a Sports Trailblazer Award for using his platform to speak out against discrimination. Leading the pack: Leon Donald was proud to take home the Inspirtational leader award as Tolu Falade was named the 'Workplace Hero' with the National grid trophy Awarsa show: Celebrities and public figures, recognised as advocates who are working to progress equality, were honoured with accolades during the evening Dazzling: Angellica Bell amped up the glamour with a sequin jumpsuit, with a plunging neckline and long sleeve All black: While Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije sported a star printed dress with a mesh skirt, layering a black blazer on top Awards: Munira Wilson scooped up the Public Service or Campaigner Award while a representative for the Muslim Council of Britain posed with the Charity or community initiative award Influencers: Naomi Evans and Natalie Evans appeared pleased after being awarded the Online influencer award Communties:Hau-Yu Tam beamed while holding the Macquarie - outstanding contribution to communities award