Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean dressed to impress as they attended the BBC Sports Personality of the Year in Manchester on Tuesday.

The Dancing On Ice legends looked in good spirits as they posed together at the star-studded event at Media City in Salford.

Jayne, 66, looked stunning in a sleeveless green jumpsuit which she cinched at the waist with a matching belt.

She added a pair of matching buckle shoes and carried her belongings in a black handbag.

Jayne completed her ensemble with gold jewelery and styled her long locks in waves, while boyfriend Chris, 65, cut a dapper figure in a burgundy and black striped suit.

The Dancing On Ice legends looked in good spirits as they posed together at the star-studded event at Media City in Salford

It comes after the pair skated together for the first time in eight months as they prepared for an appearance on Emmerdale

Jayne and Chris first skated together in 1975 and went on to win a gold medal at the 1984 Winter Olympics.

Jayne explained that due to a torn biceps tendon while rehearsing with Chris, they haven’t skated together in eight months.

The winner of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award will be announced tonight.

Mary Earps is the frontrunner to be crowned BBC Sports Personality of the Year after being shortlisted from six.

The England goalkeeper, 30, is the odds-on bookmakers’ favorite to become the second Lioness in a row to lift the coveted award following Beth Mead’s win last year.

The footballer is known as Mary Queen of Stops and will face competition from Ashes hero Stuart Broad and world heptathlon champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson.

Veteran jockey Frankie Dettori, Europe’s Ryder Cup talisman Rory McIlroy and wheelchair tennis number 1 Alfie Hewett have also been nominated for the prestigious award.

The athlete who tops the public vote tonight will become SPOTY’s 70th winner.

Jayne, 66, looked fantastic in a sleeveless green jumpsuit which she cinched at the waist with a matching belt, while Chris, 65, cut a dapper figure in a striped suit

In addition to their talent on the field, the Lionesses have also become known for their energetic Tik Tok dancing.

And it looked like both Mary Earps and her former team player Jill Scott couldn’t resist doing a little dance in a behind-the-scenes clip from the red carpet as the pair attended the BBC Sports Personality of the Year Awards on Tuesday.

Arriving at the event at MediaCityUK in Salford, the pair looked sensational as they posed for photos.

But it wasn’t long before they couldn’t help but look around as the Lionesses shared a hilarious clip of the duo dancing.

As Mary, 30, paced around 32-year-old Jill, she pointed to the current England goalkeeper who won this year’s Sports Personality of the Year Award.

The pair couldn’t resist doing a little dance in a behind-the-scenes clip from the red carpet, shared to the Lionesses Twitter account

Mary laughed at Jill and stuck her thumb out before making a goofy face as the duo messed around.

The women’s soccer team captioned the clip: “Reunited” alongside a laughing emoji and a Spanish dancer.

The England goalkeeper was the odds-on bookmakers’ favorite to become the second Lioness in a row to lift the coveted award following Beth Mead’s win last year.

Mary looked sensational tonight as she donned a black plunging dress with a sheer lace detail.

The footballer’s garment also featured a cut-out detail along the midriff, as she styled her locks in loose waves for the event.

Meanwhile, Jill looked dazzling as she donned a sparkling white top with rhinestones, which was decorated with light blue feathers around the cuffs.

The footballer paired the top with light blue trousers as she beamed alongside Scottish footballer Jen Beattie.

She completed her look with a baby blue handbag and metallic silver heels, while her hair was worn back in a French braid.

Mary laughed at Jill and gave a thumbs up to the camera before making a goofy face as the duo messed around

As Mary walked around her, Jill pointed to the current England goalkeeper who won this year’s Sports Personality of the Year award

It wasn’t long before they couldn’t help but look around as the lionesses shared a hilarious clip of the duo dancing

In addition to their talent on the field, the Lionesses have also become known for their energetic Tik Tok dancing off the field.

Lionesses goalkeeper Mary, 30, looked sensational tonight as she donned a black plunging dress with a sheer lace detail

The winner of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award was announced this evening.

Mary Earps won the award after being announced as the frontrunner to be crowned BBC Sports Personality of the Year after being named on the six-person shortlist.

The England goalkeeper was the odds-on bookmakers’ favorite to become the second Lioness in a row to lift the coveted award following Beth Mead’s win last year.

The footballer, known as Mary Queen of Stops, faced competition from Ashes hero Stuart Broad and world heptathlon champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson.

Veteran jockey Frankie Dettori, Europe’s Ryder Cup talisman Rory McIlroy and wheelchair tennis number 1 Alfie Hewett were also nominated for the prestigious award.

Mary became the 70th winner of SPOTY thanks to the public vote.

Zara Tindall has admitted she was in disbelief after winning BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year 17 years ago – and even wondered if it was ‘a joke’.

Princess Anne’s daughter, 42, was among previous recipients of the acclaimed title – including football icon David Beckham and tennis star Emma Raducanu – who recorded a heartfelt video message for tonight’s awards ceremonies, which take place this evening.

“It was an incredible thing to get it through the public,” she said in the short clip. ‘As a winning sports personality I thought: ‘is this a joke?’

Zara – an avid athlete – received the honor in 2006 after winning the World Eventing Championship in Aachen, Germany.

The mother of three regularly competes in equestrian events and has previously won a number of Olympic and championship medals.

She opted for a relaxed look in the video, with a cozy black turtleneck.

King Charles’ niece also put her blonde locks up, keeping the accessories minimal with some simple earrings.

Zara showed her enthusiasm for the sport this weekend as she enjoyed a day out at Cheltenham Racecourse.

She dressed warmly in the tie-waist coat and beige turtleneck for the December races in Gloucestershire on Saturday afternoon.

The royal completed her elegant ensemble with sleek gray trousers and suede heeled boots. Zara wore a wide brim, black hat and opted for simple pearl earrings for the occasion.

She was without her husband, Mike, and their three children Mia, nine, and Lena, five, and Lucas, two, for race day, which is a usual meeting point for the royal family.

Zara was also spotted at Cheltenham Racecourse on Friday, joined by Mike, 45, for day one of the venue’s seasonal festivities.

The equestrian champion and eldest granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II also recently announced that her professional riding career has become “very part-time now” so she can spend more time with her three young children.

Zara – an avid athlete – received the honor in 2006 after winning the World Eventing Championship in Aachen, Germany

Princess Anne’s daughter, 42, was among previous recipients of the acclaimed title – including football icon David Beckham and tennis star Emma Raducanu – to record a message for tonight’s awards ceremonies, which take place this evening.

The winner of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award will be announced tonight.

Mary Earps is the frontrunner to be crowned BBC Sports Personality of the Year after being shortlisted from six.

The England goalkeeper, 30, is the odds-on bookmakers’ favorite to become the second Lioness in a row to lift the coveted award following Beth Mead’s win last year.

The footballer is known as Mary Queen of Stops and will face competition from Ashes hero Stuart Broad and world heptathlon champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson.

Veteran jockey Frankie Dettori, Europe’s Ryder Cup talisman Rory McIlroy and wheelchair tennis number 1 Alfie Hewett have also been nominated for the prestigious award.

The athlete who tops the public vote tonight will become SPOTY’s 70th winner.

Prince Albert of Monaco was spotted today at the Ryder Cup golf tournament in Rome.

The prince, 65, was pictured taking part in the singles tournament on the final day of the cup, while his wife, Princess Charlene of Monaco, 45, did not attend the golf extravaganza.

The royal Monegasque was dressed in a sporty ensemble consisting of an official 2023 navy Ryder Cup cap, a matching navy polo shirt and dark reflective sunglasses.

Albert appeared to be enjoying the Roman sunshine as he smiled at onlookers and even gestured a few times to close friends.

The prince followed the action, walking from hole to hole and occasionally stopping to mingle with the other fans present.

The prince, 65, was pictured attending the festivities at the singles tournament on the final day of the cup

He seemed completely preoccupied with the event and even stopped gesturing to close friends a few times

He was no doubt there today to cheer on the European Ryder Cup team as they bid for glory after an impressive start to the competition so far.

The action started at 11:35 a.m. when reigning Masters champion Jon Rahm stepped out to tee off, with Rory McIlroy following about 40 minutes later.

The news comes as the Monegasque royal was spotted enjoying another outing without his wife last week while out with friends.

The prince partied at Munich’s Oktoberfest, joining friends Clarissa Kuefer and her husband Michael, and Munich-based lawyer Alexander Liegl (who is also Monaco’s honorary consul) at the event.

The royal dressed for the Bavarian Beer Festival as he donned a brown suede jacket and matching button-down trousers to attend the event – while Clarissa looked stunning in a mustard dirndl.

The royal beamed with his friends in the German city after arriving that evening, following a family outing with his children in Monaco earlier in the day.

His visit to Munich marks Albert’s first-ever Oktoberfest in Germany, although he was seen partying at the beer festival in 2020 when it moved to Monaco for that year.

Meanwhile, his appearance comes not long after the royal couple took their children to their first day of school earlier this month.

Prince Albert was seen on the grounds without his wife Princess Charlene of Monaco, 45

The father was dressed quietly in a sporty ensemble consisting of an official 2023 navy Ryder Cup cap

He also wore a navy blue polo shirt and dark reflective sunglasses, in addition to smart gray trousers

He kept busy as he walked across the field, stopping occasionally to mingle with other attendees

He was no doubt there today to cheer on the European Ryder Cup team as they make a bid for glory after making an impressive start to the competition so far.

Princess Charlene was pictured on the palace’s Instagram account with her eight-year-old twins Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella.

Posing next to her smartly dressed husband, Charlene opted for stylish patterned trousers and a black jumper, while her children were dressed in their school uniforms.

Gabriella wore blue jeans with her school top, while her brother opted for black trousers. Both siblings wore colorful backpacks and opted for sneakers for their first day after summer vacation.

Perhaps in an effort to dispel rumors that the couple are ‘living apart’, Charlene and Albert were caught putting on a united front – as the pair attended seven outings together in nine days.