Emotional Moment as Alan Carr Honoured at National Television Awards
BBC News reports on an emotional moment at the 31st National Television Awards on Tuesday night, where comedian Alan Carr received a Special Recognition award.
Carr, known for his role in The Celebrity Traitors, expressed surprise and gratitude, but also admitted he still felt guilty about murdering singer Paloma Faith in the 2025 series.
The Award and Reactions
As Carr approached the stage to accept his award, he shared his feelings about the fictional murder:
"I did feel bad because I’d murdered people. I still felt bad about Paloma."
The Special Recognition award, presented in a category not voted for by the public, recognised Carr’s significant contributions to television.
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