The Chase's Jenny Ryan Looked 'Unrecognisable' At National Television Awards

The National Television Awards (NTAs) took place in London on Thursday and a whole host of famous faces headed to the O2 Arena.

However, many viewers back home couldn't work out who one woman was hanging out with The Chase crew.

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They needn't have been confused though, because it was none other than Chaser Jenny Ryan.

The Vixen, as she is known on the game show, wowed viewers as she and the Beat the Chasers gang scooped the award for Best Quiz Show.

People flocked to Twitter to express their disbelief and flood the 39-year-old with praise.

One person wrote: "I didn't even recognise the Vixen. Wow! #NTAs."

Another added: "I can't believe that's Jenny. She's unrecognisable. She literally looks like a different person."

A third said: "WAIT! So you're telling me that's Jenny? My mind has been blown. Genuinely."

Jenny subsequently explained that her 'epic' outfit was the work of 'genius' designer Ben Mak.

She tweeted: "About last night... My epic #NTAs look was created by the amazing @designerbenmak who is a genius.

"Aided and abetted by Ryan Steedman on hair @ryansteed and Alice Bond on face. Necklace and earrings from @tattydevine. Fan model's own."

Indeed, she even acknowledged that she looked 'so glam' that people didn't recognise her.

In an Instagram post, she said: "We're a winner, baby!

"Thank you so much to everyone who voted for Beat the Chasers in the NTAs - we really appreciate it.

"And thank you to these incredibly skilful and talented people for helping me get GLAM... in fact, so glam that nobody recognised me."

Not a bad night for Jenny, who scooped both the Best Quiz Show award and the unofficial Most Unrecognisable Attendee award.

Topics: TV and Film, Celebrity, the chase, UK Entertainment

Jake Massey

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