GOGGLEBOX stars look unrecognisable as they step onto the red carpet for the 2024 Baftas at London’s Royal Festival Hall.
Joe Baggs, 26, took to Instagram to tease his red carpet look alongside brother George Baggs and mum Lisa Baggs before they attend the awards show.
He captioned his video: “BAFTA TV Awards ready with @pandocruises… get your boa on George xxx”
The Gogglebox star used a sound from Netflix’s hit TV series Baby Reindeer said: “Leave me alone please. Get a life. Get a proper job. I am horrified at what you’ve done.”
Joe looked dapper attending the awards red carpet event in a suave black two piece suit with a bow tie and boa.
Meanwhile, his brother George also wore the same attire but added braces.
The mum of two looked glamourous in a black strapless gown also wearing feathers and she posed with her sons.
Her black number boasted a side split and she accesorised with a shiny silver clutch bag.
Lisa’s hair was styled in a sophisticated up do and her ensemble was complete with her glam make-up look.
Joe recently revealed that he has signed a huge deal with PrettyLittleThing, the clothing brand that made Molly-Mae Hague a lot of money, making him the first male ambassador.
The awards ceremony kicks off at London’s Royal Festival Hall on Sunday, May 12 at 7pm.
Comedians Romesh Ranganathan and Rob Beckett will host this year’s ceremony once again, while Tom Allen and Michelle Visage will be on red carpet duties.
The ceremony will be broadcast live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer at 7pm. You can follow red carpet coverage ahead of the show on Bafta’s social media channels.
Netflix’s The Crown leads the pack with eight nominations on the night.
Announcing the news on Instagram, Joe said: “IT’S A BOY! OVER THE MOON to be announced as @prettylittlething‘s first ever male brand ambassador!!!
“I cannot wait for you guys to see the pure chaos unfold and show you what we’ve been cooking up.”
The 26-year-old reality star added: “This one’s for the girls, the gays and EVERYBODY in between! Fashion isn’t restricted to genders, shapes or size.
“It’s about feeling iconic. So strap in PLT, because we’re about to have a camp old time.”
