The stars have been gearing up for weeks for Australian TV’s night of nights – the 2026 Logie Awards.
And with just minutes to go until the red carpet rolls out, several have been sharing their behind-the-scenes prep for the big night.Â
Both Ricki-Lee Coulter and Deborah Knight have taken the plunge by opting for very low-cut gowns for the evening.Â
Deborah almost risked a wardrobe malfunction in a strapless champagne dress teamed with a jade green clutch.Â
Meanwhile, Ricki-Lee looked sensational in a champagne sequin gown with a cape.
As for the nominations on Sunday night, Robert Irwin has scored a Gold Logie nomination for his hard work on Channel 10’s I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!
Ricki-Lee Coulter stuns in a daring low-cut dress as she heads to the Logie AwardsÂ
The 22-year-old is set to go head-to-head with his I’m a Celeb co-host Julia Morris, 57, for the top gong. It’s the beloved star’s fifth nomination.
Also nominated for the number one gong is former Logies host and funnyman Sam Pang, 52.
Former ABC News Breakfast presenter Lisa Millar, 56, is also in the running for the top prize for her work on Backroads and Muster Dogs.
Rounding out the category is MasterChef Australia’s Poh Ling Yeow, 52, Channel Nine’s Ally Langdon, 47, and host and presenter Todd Woodbridge, 55.
Robert and Julia’s nominations come after Channel 10 made the difficult decision to pull I’m a Celeb from its 2027 lineup in May.
‘We have made the decision to rest I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! in 2027 as we focus on offering our audience a range of content on all platforms,’ a Network 10 spokesperson said in a statement.
‘We look forward to working with Julia Morris and Robert Irwin on other projects.’
I’m A Celebrity opened strong in 2026 with 925,000 viewers, but ratings fell to 571,000 by the finale.
Julia was understandably reflective on Monday morning as the nominations were being handed out.
‘It’s the end of an era. I probably won’t notice the heartbreak until it’s time to go to the jungle,’ she told Daily Mail.
‘It was 12 years in a row – and that jungle saved my life on so many different levels. How could I not be anything by grateful?’
‘I gotta go and find some work, if you know what I’m saying,’ she continued.
The forthcoming awards show will also introduce the Bruce McAvaney Award for Most Popular Sports Presenter.
The long-time sport presenter has been involved in international sport at the highest level, broadcasting to huge audiences over five decades and is also a TV WEEK Logie Awards Hall of Fame recipient.
The 66th TV WEEK Logie Awards will celebrate the very best of Australian TV.
Voting will open for all awards from 9am on Monday June 22 and remain open until 7pm on Saturday August 15.
The ceremony will be available to watch on Seven and 7Plus.
