 has officially closed as the showbiz event of the year fast approaches. Voting for this year's annual NTA's closed at midday, as TV favorites Love Island , This Morning and The Traitors all battle it out to take home the top prizes. Comedian Joel Dommett is once again hosting the awards, having replaced David Walliams in 2021. The ceremony starts at 8pm and can be watched on ITV or ITVX. It comes as This Morning's Holly Willoughby issued a final plea ahead of tonight's show, calling on fans to vote for This Morning despite the string of controversies it faced this year. Read our NTAs live blog for the latest news and updates... Joel Dommett was born in Rockhampton, Gloucestershire , on June 8, 1985 and is a stand-up comedian and TV host. He first found fame on-screen in 2010 after appearing as D.C. Sweeney in the hit E4 show Skins, but he was already a touring comedian at the time. He has devoted his life to comedy and performed his first gig at just 19. Joel is very active on social media , keeping his fans updated with his showbiz life. The National Television Awards begin at 8pm on Tuesday, September 5, 2023. It's a nearly three-hour ceremony, with the live broadcast concluding at 10.30pm. The event will also be live-streamed via the ITV X. There will also be lots of individual clips of key moments throughout the night posted to the National Television Awards' official social media channels. The biggest night in British television is here again, as the NTA's return for another evening of glitz, glamour and drama. Voting for the show is officially closed, with the iconic award show beginning at 8pm tonight on ITV and ITVX. Comedian Joel Dommett is once again hosting the awards, having replaced David Walliams in 2021.){kind=link}
THE VOTING for tonight’s National Television Awards (NTAs) has officially closed as the showbiz event of the year fast approaches.
Voting for this year’s annual NTA’s closed at midday, as TV favorites Love Island, This Morning and The Traitors all battle it out to take home the top prizes.
Comedian Joel Dommett is once again hosting the awards, having replaced David Walliams in 2021.
The ceremony starts at 8pm and can be watched on ITV or ITVX.
It comes as This Morning’s Holly Willoughby issued a final plea ahead of tonight’s show, calling on fans to vote for This Morning despite the string of controversies it faced this year.