Kate Lawler suffers TV Baftas wardrobe blunder as she models crotchless Skims ahead of star-studded ceremony

KATE Lawler revealed a huge Baftas blunder as she tried on her attire hours before the annual TV awards ceremony kicks off.
The Big Brother alum, 45, turned broadcaster poked fun at herself after she ordered a flesh-coloured undergarment from Kim Kardashian's shapewear brand, SKIMS.
Kate took to her Instagram grid to post a picture showing her pulling on the one-piece, with the title: "Is everyone's SKIMS underwear like this?"
The clip saw the reality TV star pulling on the "tight" nude bodysuit.
Kate, who went make-up free with her hair pulled up in a bun, said: "I can't breathe" before noting a "camel's hoof" due to the fabric crunching up.
She then confessed: "Can't work out if I've torn the crotch or if there's a pee hole in there.
"If there is a pee hole in there, I can't wear it," before referencing its impact on her private parts.
In her grid caption she then quipped: "I bought @skims undies. Didn’t realise it came crotchless. Who’s actually used the pee hole and does it not get wet? I’m scared.
"I also said it’s a no but don’t really have a choice with what I’m wearing today.
"Wish me and my front bottom good luck."
Kate is one of a tonight.
Her fellow broadcaster Angela Scanlon replied and posted: "It’s a pee hole!!! So we’ve heard."
A fan then quizzed: "Why are you wearing it?! Surely you don’t need any sucking in, you look amazing!! X"
A second put: "This is hilarious, made my day."
A third then wrote: "Kate wot the f… u deffo don’t need the skims, u have a great figure."
One then surmised: "On a hot day that looks like a disaster."
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Meanwhile, the beloved stars up for the TV Bafta gongs were recently revealed.
Household names known and loved by the public are finally up for gongs.
Among them, Gavin & Stacey’s Ruth Jones could win for her performance as Nessa in the BBC show’s much-loved finale, as could former EastEnders star Danny Dyer in Sky comedy Mr Bigstuff and the panel of long-running ITV daytime staple Loose Women.
Reality favourite The Traitors, entertainment shows Saturday Night Take- away and Michael McIntyre’s Big Show plus hit dramas Blue Lights and The Responder have made the cut this time round.
Fan favourites such as Strictly, Graham Norton and Dragons’ Den are in the running, too.
Meanwhile, the TV Baftas' most shocking moments recently came to light.