She was given two nods for her phenomenal acting talent. And Keeley Hawes, 43, was a vision of beauty as she arrived with her husband of almost 15 years Matthew Macfadyen, 44, at the Royal Festival Hall, in London for the BAFTAs TV Awards on Sunday. The couple looked regal as they posed together for photographs on the red carpet, with the Bodyguard actress dressed in an exquisite silver ballgown with a dramatic off-shoulder neckline. Loved-up: Keeley Hawes, 43, was a vision of beauty as she arrived with her husband Matthew Macfadyen, 44, at the Royal Festival Hall, in London for the BAFTAs TV Awards on Sunday Line Of Duty star Keeley added a red lip to bring a touch of drama to her graceful red carpet appearance, and glamorous waves. The actress looked more in love than ever with her Pride & Prejudice star husband Matthew Macfadyen as she affectionately touched his chest and gazed into his eyes. As the evening drew to a close, Keeley had another princess moment whilst leaving the afterparty with the help of her doting husband. The Durrells star looked heavenly as she glided towards their awaiting vehicle in her fairy-tale gown. Happy: Keeley looked more in love than ever with her husband Matthew Macfadyen as she affectionately touched his chest and gazed into his eyes Cinderella moment: As the evening drew to a close, Keeley had another princess moment whilst leaving the afterparty with the help of her doting husband Heavenly: The Durrells star looked heavenly as she glided towards their awaiting vehicle in her fairy-tale gown Former colleagues: Keeley and Matthew met on the set of BBC's Spooks, where she played Zoe Reynolds and he starred as Tom Quinn Doting parents: The couple married in November 2004, and share daughter Maggie, 14, and son Ralph, 12. Keeley also has son, Myles, 19, with first husband, cartoonist Spencer McCallum Matthew was there to support his wife at the BAFTAs TV ceremony because she was up for a number of awards. Keeley was nominated for the leading actress gong for her role in The Bodyguard but she faced stiff competition with the Killing Eve stars Jodie Comer and Sandra Oh. The leading lady also received a nod for the supporting actress gong for her part in Mrs Wilson but she lost out to Killing Eve star Fiona Shaw. However, The Bodyguard nail-biting series did win a BAFTA which was voted for by viewers for the Virgin Media's must-see moment. Fans were impressed with the shock death of Julia Montague (Hawes) in the explosion that rocked the BBC One drama. Silver siren: The Bodyguard actress looked regal as she put on a sparkling spectacle in a silver ballgown with a sweeping neckline She's simply stunning: Line Of Duty star Keeley added a red lip to bring a touch of drama to her graceful red carpet appearance Big night: Keeley was nominated for the leading actress gong for her role in The Bodyguard but she faced stiff competition with the Killing Eve stars Jodie Comer and Sandra Oh Amazing: The Bodyguard actress looked heavenly when she glided onto the red carpet in an exquisite silver ballgown with a dramatic off-shoulder neckline Viewers threw their support behind The Bodyguard rather than Doctor Who and Killing Eve for the must-see moment in British TV. Keeley and Matthew met on the set of BBC's Spooks, where she played Zoe Reynolds and he starred as Tom Quinn. The loved-up couple got married in November 2004, with their daughter Maggie, 14, born a month later in December and their son Ralph, 12, born in September 2006. Keeley also has son, Myles, 19, with her first husband, cartoonist Spencer McCallum.<doc-sep>PIERS Morgan has taken a dig at Killing Eve's Jodie Comer after she scooped the Leading Actress award during yesterday's Bafta Awards. The TV breakfast host declared Keeley Hawes should have won the prestigious award in a cheeky Instagram post. 4 Piers Morgan announces Keeley Hawes as the best actress - despite Killing Eve's Jodie Comer taking the gong Credit: Instagram Piers shared a selfie with actress Keeley and football pundit, Jamie Redknapp, alongside the caption: "One of these three people won a BAFTA last night. Clue: it’s not the one holding it, who should have won one, nor the best actress in Britain. @misskeeleyhawes@jamie.redknapp #baftas". Jodie, who played femme fatale Villanelle in Killing Eve, shot down any other competition during last night's ceremony, including Keeley's leading role in the Bodyguard. Accepting the award, a tearful Comer dedicated it to her grandmother, who died during the first week of filming. 4 Keeley played Prime Minister, Julia Montague, in the Bodyguard which scooped an award for Must-See Moment Credit: Splash News 4 Jodie picked up the Leading Actress award Credit: Getty - Contributor However, it's not the first dig Piers has made about the TV awards. Talking on Good Morning Britain, he called BBC bosses "pathetic and spineless" BBC bosses after the ITV breakfast show lost out at any awards. The 54-year-old, was left outraged that the breakfast show's News Coverage nomination wasn't shown on the main programme, blasting: "Shame on the BBC". He said it was a "travesty" that GMB didn't win an award last night, as he slammed the Baftas as "boring". Piers ranted: "You wouldn't have known GMB got nominated. We never got mentioned during the two-hour, incredibly boring, show. "If you sat through that and are still alive good luck to you. How they get through it, those luvvies, I have no idea." 4 Piers was joined on the red carpet by his co-host Susanna Reid Credit: Rex Features Piers also kicked off on Twitter last week when he saw the Bafta seating plan. He was furious at being deemed less famous than Billie Piper, Bobby Berk and Bros has-beens Luke and Matt Goss who all had better seats. Got a story? email digishowbiz@the-sun.co.uk or call us direct on 02077824220. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours.<doc-sep>When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Sign up fornow for the biggest moments from morning TV Jamie Redknapp, 45, took to Instagram to share a picture of himself alongside BAFTA TV Awards 2019 nominee Keeley Hawes, 43, who starred as the home secretary Julia Montague. The actress appeared alongside Richard Madden, 32, who portrayed her bodyguard David Budd.Jamie caught up with Keeley on the red carpet and shared a picture of the pair to his Instagram story in view of his one million followers. The football pundit couldn’t resist making a light-hearted remark about her on-screen sidekick Richard. He commented: “Auditioning for new the bodyguard, gotta be better than the other fella.”(sic) Jamie may be gutted to learn the BBC have not confirmed or denied there will be a series two of the drama, despite the ongoing requests from fans. Elsewhere at last night’s ceremony, Jamie shared a picture with his BAFTA gong for hit show A League Of Their Own, who won in the category for best comedy entertainment programme. The father-of-two appears on the show alongside the likes of Freddie Flintoff, Romesh Ranganathan and James Corden. Jamie shared the picture of him with the award to his Instagram page writing: “So proud of this show @alotosky. “To win a @bafta means so much to us all. @thom__sweeney @aflintoff11 we did it again big man @j_corden @romeshranga.”<doc-sep>
Sign up fornow for the biggest moments from morning TV The Bodyguard star wore her short hair in a classic retro style of curls and completed her glamorous look with a slick of red lipstick and a flick of black eyeliner. Her shimmery silver gown was nipped in at the waist, highlighting her slim figure, before falling to the floor and pooling into a small train. The English actress, who has been nominated for two BAFTAs at the star-studded award ceremony, oozed old school glamour in a stunning off-the-shoulder number. Keeley is nominated for Best Lead Actress for her part in BBC drama Bodyguard as well as Best Supporting Actress for her role in Mrs Wilson at tonight's award show. The London-born star played Home Secretary Julia Montague in the BBC drama alongside Richard Madden, who took on the role of PS David Budd. The Bodyguard has been nominated for six awards in total including the Virgin Media’s must-see moment for her character’s death scene. The talented actress already has one BAFTA Television Award to her name after winning the Best Lead Actress accolade back in 2015 for her role on Line of Duty. Bodyguard’s biggest competition on the night will be Killing Eve, which has received the most nominations at the prestigious Royal Festival Hall event. The BBC drama secured 15 nominations for the show with co-stars Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer going head-to-head with Keeley for the Best Lead Actress award. The trio are also up against Ruth Wilson who played her own grandmother in BBC drama Mrs Wilson.