Pregnant Alex Jones looked sensational as she presented an Oscars-themed episode of The One Show on Friday night.
The TV star, 44, who is expecting her third child, wowed in a chic monochrome outfit alongside a glamorous Clara Amfo, 36, for the special show.
Alex was showing off her sense of style in a buttoned black blazer with statement white lapels which she wore over a plunging black top.
Radiant: Pregnant Alex Jones looked sensational as she presented an Oscar-themed episode of The One Show on Friday night
She completed her look with wide-leg white trousers and black high heels as she got to work.
Meanwhile Strictly star Clara upped the glamour in a thigh skimming gold mini dress and strappy heels.
The pair looked like they were having a great time as they filmed the show ahead of the Oscars on Sunday.
Incredible: The TV star, 44, who is expecting her third child, wowed in a chic monochrome outfit
Dynamic duo: Alex was filming alongside a glamorous Clara Amfo, 36, for the special show on Friday
Wow: Alex was showing off her sense of style in a buttoned black blazer with statement white lapels which she wore over a plunging black top
Later in the show Alex interviewed award nominee Riz Ahmed who will be hoping to scoop a prize later this weekend for his role in Sound of Metal.
Earlier this month Riz spoke of his pride at being able to connect with a wider audience after being the first Muslim to be nominated for the Best Actor Oscar.
The actor, 38, is up for the award for his role as drummer Ruben Stone in Sound of Metal – a musician who slowly loses his hearing after playing in a rock band.
Lovely: She completed her look with wide-leg white trousers and black high heels as she got to work
All dressed up: Meanwhile Strictly star Clara upped the glamour in a thigh skimming gold mini dress and strappy heels
Chat: Later in the show Alex interviewed award nominee Riz Ahmed who will be hoping to scoop a prize later this weekend for his role in Sound of Metal
Riz said that he hopes both the Muslim and deaf communities will appreciate his appearance at the ceremony later this month.
Riz told the BBC: ‘What matters to me is, as many people as possible can find themselves in this moment.
‘So some people really connect with the idea that I was the first Muslim nominated for lead actor, that’s beautiful and I support that.
‘If some people are overjoyed to see it’s a film that focuses on deaf representation, which is something really lacking in cinema and they connect more with that, then that’s beautiful.’
Happy days: The pair looked like they were having a great time as they filmed the show ahead of the Oscars on Sunday
The Four Lions star added: ‘If for some people they’re rooting for the fact that it’s someone from Wembley … then that’s cool.’
Riz believes that his history-making recognition from the Academy is down to society moving forward as this year’s Oscars features the most diverse group of nominees to date.
He added: ‘But I think what’s really important is looking at the whole field of nominees and seeing there are so many firsts.
‘Steven Yeun is the first Asian-American actor, Sir Anthony Hopkins is the oldest, Chadwick Boseman’s posthumous nomination – first time for a black actor in that position.
TV: Alex and Clara had teamed up and wore their most glamorous outfits for the special show
Commanding attention: Clara had her incredible legs on display in the gold dress and opted for glamorous makeup
‘So I just think it is nice to be part of a moment where we all seem to be moving forward together as a culture.’
Riz – who has earned critical acclaim as a rapper – also revealed that he will be wearing ear plugs at gigs in the future having seen the effect that hearing loss had on his character.
He said: ‘It’s certainly made me realise I need to take ear plugs with me into venues.
‘It’s something I started doing years ago when I realised friends of mine, DJs, had started, kind of sadly, losing bits of their hearing. It’s very, very common within music.’
Live TV: Alex and Clara were outside the BBC studios in central London as they filmed the red carpet segment
Riz won rave reviews for his depiction of Ruben Stone, a rock-and-roll drummer and recovering alcoholic whose life goes into a free-fall when he loses his hearing.
The US actor Mahershala Ali was the first Muslim to win an Oscar when he was named best supporting actor for Moonlight in 2017, and won the same prize in 2019 for Green Book.
On hearing the news Riz tweeted earlier this month: ‘Wow! I’m honoured to be nominated by my fellow actors alongside such inspiring performances, and am grateful to the Academy for their support and encouragement.’
Character: The actor, 38, is up for the award for his role as drummer Ruben Stone in Sound of Metal – who slowly loses his hearing after playing in a rock band