Ant McPartlin and his pregnant wife Anne-Marie Corbett were among the stars making their departure from the Saturday Night Takeaway finale afterparty in London.
The happy couple spent the evening celebrating Saturday Night Takeaways’ final show and left the afterparty in high spirits as they made their way to a car to head home for the night.
The TV presenter, 48, cut a smart casual figure in a navy blue polo shirt and teamed the shirt with a pair of tailored trousers.
Meanwhile, his wife Anne-Marie, 46, looked positively glowing as she donned a black maxi dress which boasted a V-neckline and long sleeves.
The soon-to-be mother was spotted cradling her bump as she exited the afterparty with her husband.
Ant McPartlin and his pregnant wife Anne-Marie Corbett were among the stars making their departure from the Saturday Night Takeaway finale afterparty in London
She styled her luscious blonde locks into a voluminous blowout and adorned a natural makeup look for the final celebrations.
Ant’s ex wife Lisa Armstrong offered a rare show of support for Ant on Saturday as the final episode aired.
The duo said goodbye to the ITV show on Saturday night after 22 years and they were joined by some showbiz stars for the send off.
The pair, both 48, choked back tears as they said an emotional farewell at the end of the episode – leaving viewers in tears.
And ahead of the last Saturday Night Takeaway ever, Lisa liked a post from one of her TV friends calling Ant and Dec ‘simply the best.’
The post read: ‘After 20 years this amazing show is coming to a end it’s been a real joy & pleasure to have been there from the beginning, & in my 30 year career in showbiz I’ve worked with some brilliant people but these two are simply the best! Great friendships & memories made.’
Ant and Dec admitted they never ‘in their wildest dreams’ imagined the show would be such a hit and last two decades.
With Ant telling viewers: ‘It’s been an honour and a privilege to have made the show and been part of your Saturday nights for 22 years.’
Ant’s ex wife Lisa Armstrong offered a rare show of support for Ant on Saturday as the final episode aired (seen in 2015)
As an emotional Dec continued: ‘When we started this back in 2002 we both thought we’d be lucky if we got to do this for maybe a couple of years.
‘So what’s happened has honestly been beyond our wildest dreams, We have truly adored every second of making this show’.
With tears in his eyes, Dec said: “But there’s one thing we’ve never ever forgotten when making this show. And that’s the fact it’s not our show, it’s your show, so we’d like to say a massive thank you to you our incredible audience. Thank you’.
Pal Ant then came to the rescue and put a hand on his shoulder before introducing a montage of the show’s most memorable moments.
The hosts were then joined on stage by McFly’s Danny Jones and Tom Fletcher as they sang a specially rewritten rendition of the band’s hit All About You.
Viewers at home were equally emotional and took to X/Twitter with one writing: ‘And the nation is crying!!!!’.
It comes after Ant (L) and Declan Donnelly (R) choked back tears as they said an emotional farewell at the end of the final Saturday Night Takeaway this weekend
‘Thank you so much @antanddec for entertaining all of us for 20 years’: ‘Oh man, sad day for TV. Thank you Ant and Dec for 22 years of the best’: ‘Going to miss @itvtakeaway and @antanddec brought tears to my eyes, after many years, well done boys!’: ‘Genuinely missing it already’.
Last year Ant and Dec announced they’d quit Saturday Night Takeaway ahead of the 20th series, shocking their fans across the nation.
The pair will continue their exclusive working relationship with ITV, hosting hit shows including I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!, Britain’s Got Talent and Limitless Win, all of which air across ITV1 and ITVX.
Despite the emotion, the show was full of its usual madcap chaos with Ant even injuring himself after tacking Stephen Mulhern live on air.
Ant (L) told viewers: ‘It’s been an honour and a privilege to have made the show and been part of your Saturday nights for 22 years
As an emotional Dec continued: ‘When we started this back in 2002 we both thought we’d be lucky if we got to do this for maybe a couple of years
They later took to social media and shared a sweet snap of them hugging back stage following the show
They captioned the post: ‘Thank you thank you thank you To all the guests, crew, and most importantly you at home who have made the last 20 series so incredible to be part of. We are so grateful to everyone who tuned in and we couldn’t have done it without you’