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Olivier Awards 2024: Nicole Scherzinger makes an entrance with TWO assistants holding her dress up as she arrives at the glitzy ceremony
Nicole Scherzinger received a helping hand as she and fiancé Thom Evans arrived at the star-studded Olivier Awards on Sunday.
The former Pussycat Doll singer, 45, who won Best Actress in a Musical for Sunset Boulevard, turned heads as she headed to the Royal Albert Hall.
In true Nicole style, the beauty got two assistants to lift up her dress so she could arrive smoothly to the event.
Thom, 38, managed to stay clear to steal Nicole's spotlight as he trailed shortly behind the singer.
Nicole flashed her long toned legs and a serious amount of sideboob in the revealing dress, which was also cinched at her tiny waist.
Nicole Scherzinger, 45, received a helping hand as she and fiancé Thom Evans, 38, arrived at the star-studded Olivier Awards on Sunday
The former Pussycat Doll singer, who won Best Actress in a Musical for Sunset Boulevard , turned heads as she headed to the Royal Albert Hall
Nicole was handed the Best Actress in a Musical prize for her performance in Sunset Boulevard while her leading co-star Tom Francis took home the Best Actor in a Musical gong
The stunner completed her striking ensemble with a long silver necklace and a pair of dangling diamond earrings.
Meanwhile former rugby player Thom, 38, who popped the question last June, cut a dapper figure in a classic tuxedo.
The lovebirds posed together on the red carpet and gazed into each others eyes before heading into the swanky ceremony.
Sunset Boulevard came out on top with an impressive seven wins at this year's Olivier Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Sunday, while Sarah Snook and Andrew Scott's play also won big.
Nicole was handed the Best Actress in a Musical prize for her performance in Sunset Boulevard while her leading co-star Tom Francis took home the Best Actor in a Musical gong.
Jamie Lloyd won the Sir Peter Hall Award for Best Director and the show also won Best Musical Revival.
Elsewhere, Jack Knowles took home the White Light Award for Best Lighting Design; Alan Williams won for the Outstanding Musical Contribution award for his musical supervision & musical direction and Adam Fisher won the d&b audiotechnik Award for Best Sound Design.
Pop star Nicole joked that she first wanted to thank God for stopping her from tripping on the way to accept her Best Actress in a Musical gong.
In true Nicole style, the beauty got two assistants to lift up her dress so she could arrive smoothly to the event
Nicole flashed her long toned legs and a serious amount of sideboob in the revealing dress, which was also cinched at her tiny waist
Thom managed to stay clear to steal Nicole's spotlight as he trailed shortly behind the singer
The actress was supported on her big night by fiancé Thom
The US actress and singer also said that she 'was coming for blood' on Broadway ahead of her taking Sunset Boulevard to New York.
She said 'thank God for saving me from that trip right there', before adding that she was 'nothing without him'.
The Pussycat Dolls singer also said that 'coming from really humble beginnings I always wanted to be a singer and do musicals'.
She added that she wanted to do 'so many roles' and joked that the failing Hollywood star, Norma Desmond, depicted in the musical was not 'one of them'.
After weeks of accolades it was almost inevitable that Sarah Snook might lead the winners as the 2024 Olivier Awards got underway on Sunday evening - and so it proved as the Australian star was named Best Actress, and rightly so.
Snook - best known for her starring role in HBO series Succession - scooped the award for her mesmerising one-woman performance in a new West End production of Oscar Wilde's The Picture Of Dorian Gray.
The Australian actress takes all 26 roles in the production, among them Basil Hallward, Sibyl Vane and of course Gray himself.
Elsewhere there was triumph of sorts for Andrew Scott, who surprisingly lost out on the award for Best Actor but found himself among the winners after VANYA, director Stephen Simon's contemporary rendering of the Anton Chekhov classic, claimed the award for Best Revival during the event at London's Royal Albert Hall.