EMMA PATON stole the show at World Darts Championship as fans praised her outfit.
The Sky Sports presenter is hosting all 17 days at Ally Pally for the Worlds.
She often dazzles with her choice of outfits and night seven was no different as she welcomed the stars to the stage.
Paton, 30, wore a smart suit jacket dress that sat above her knee, which meant her legs were on full show.
She paired the look with glittery high heels which matched the colour of her dress jacket.
Fans loved the look and complimented Paton as she posted a snap on Instagram.
One said: “Awesome outfit, as always!”
Another added: “Looking beautiful Emma as always.. and those legs ”
A third wrote: “The queen of the palace who’s always in residence !! ”
And another commented: “Beautiful lady ”
Paton has had a busy week at Ally Pally and she hit back at James Wade and Gary Anderson as she defended SKy Sports’ coverage of the darts.
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The pair reckon too much media focus has been on Littler.
But Paton hit back, saying: “Yeah, I do (think Humphries has had enough credit). And I think he’ll be happy with it too. I can only talk for our Sky coverage.
“He’s been a fantastic world champ, and if you speak to people, it’s 50/50 over who their favourite (Luke) is for the World Championship.
“I don’t think there’s been any question marks over his year. For large periods he (Humphries) has been the best on the planet.
“I would say he’s been the most consistent and most reliable. I think we talk about him at length.
“I think for some people, the Littler stuff gets a bit convoluted. We’re talking about an incredible sporting story.
“If we go back 12 months, he was ranked 164th in the world and had barely played on a big TV stage. Then, at 16, he goes and makes the World Championship final.
“I know he didn’t win it but 12 months on he’s up to fourth in the world. I can’t think of a comparison in another sport about how ridiculous it is.
“It’s really hard to put into context that achievement. It’s one you don’t see often, maybe ever. It’s his impact on the sport.
“He’s taken it to places it’s never been to before. The interest from last year hasn’t dwindled. I think what Anderson and Wade got confused about was we’re talking about this in the context of sport and what that means.”
