Amelle Berrabah will host this year's National Reality Television Awards

OHMYGOSSIP — Amelle Berrabah will host this year’s National Reality Television Awards.
The 32-year-old singer feels “truly blessed” to be presenting the sixth annual ceremony, held at the Porchester Hall in London, on Thursday (29.09.16) and to also be in with the chance of nabbing an award.
Speaking about the upcoming gig, the brunette beauty said: “This year has been such an exciting and fruitful year for my career. I feel truly blessed to be nominated and signed up to host such a prestigious awards show.”
The ‘Never Leave You’ hitmaker appeared on the popular BBC talent show ‘Celebrity Masterchef’ earlier this year alongside Blue’s Simon Webbe and ‘Eastenders’ actor Sid Owen, and is set to go head to head with this year’s culinary champion Alexis Conran to be crowned Celebrity Personality of the Year.
Meanwhile, Amelle has admitted she is in talks to get a “permanent role” on the programme, which is currently judged and hosted by John Torode and Gregg Wallace.
She explained: “Starring in ‘Celebrity Masterchef’ was amazing and I have also been a big fans of soaps and there are two of Britain’s most successful TV soaps currently negotiating about me getting a permanent role on their shows which is also quite exciting”.
The full list of National Reality Television Awards 2016 nominations are as follows;
Best Docu-Soap 2016
‘Britain’s Billionaire Immigrants’
‘Don’t Tell the Bride’
‘Grayson Perry: All Man’
‘One Born Every Minute’
‘Rich Kids of Instagram’
‘Elliot Wright: Playa in Marbella’
‘Million Pound Jewellers’
‘The Insider, Reggie Yates in a Texan Jail’
‘Real Stories with Ranvir Singh’
‘Abused: the Untold Story’
‘A Granny’s guide to the modern world’
‘The Secret Life of Brothers and Sisters’
‘Lagos to London (Britain’s New Super-rich)’
‘Stupid Man, Smartphone’
Best Entertainment Show
‘The Only Way is Essex’
‘Made in Chelsea’
‘Britain’s Got Talent’
‘Love Island’
‘Celebrity Masterchef’
‘Big Brother’
‘Safeword’
‘Take Me Out’
‘First Dates’
Celebrity Personality of the Year
Amelle Berrabah – ‘Celebrity MasterChef’
Russell Howard – ‘Good News’
Paddy McGuinness – ‘Take Me Out’
Brian McFadden – ‘Who is Doing the Dishes’
Alexis Conran – ‘Celebrity MasterChef’
Lisa Vanderpump – ‘Vanderpump Rules’
Christopher Biggins – ‘Celebrity Big Brother’
Ferne McCann – ‘This Morning’
Ampika Pickston – ‘Real Housewives of Cheshire’
Best Business Show
‘Dragons’ Den’
‘Secret Dealers’
‘Million Pound Jewellers’
‘Storage Hunters’
‘Young & Minted: Broker Boys’
‘The Millionaire Party Planner’
Most Inspiring TV Show
‘The Wright Stuff’
‘Britain’s Next Top Model’
‘Dragons’ Den’
‘Million Pound Jewellers’
‘The Mafia with Sir Trevor McDonald’
‘Dinner Date’
‘Real Stories with Ranvir Singh’
‘Eden’
Best Reality TV Judge
Nick Jenkins – ‘Dragon’s Den’
Gregg Wallace – ‘Celebrity Masterchef’
John Torode – ‘Celebrity Masterchef’
Touker Suleyman – ‘Dragon’s Den’
David Walliams – ‘Britain’s Got Talent’
Peter Jones – ‘Dragons’ Den’
Judge Rob Rinder – ‘Judge Rinder’
Sarah Willingham – ‘Dragons’ Den’
Best TV Presenter
Paddy McGuinness – ‘Take Me Out’
Noel Edmonds – ‘Deal or No Deal’
Bradley Walsh – ‘The Chase’
Rick Edwards – ‘Safeword’
Stephen Mulhern – ‘Catchphrase’
Reggie Yates – ‘The Insider’
Rylan Clark – ‘Up Late with Rylan’
Alex Zane – ‘Rude Tube’
Brian McFadden – ‘Who’s Doing the Dishes?’
Best Television Chef
The Hairy Bikers
Lorraine Pascale
Nigella Lawson
Ken Hom
Mary Berry
Simon Rimmer
Jamie Oliver
Gordon Ramsey
James Martin
Best Reality Competition Show
‘Strictly Come Dancing’
‘Britain’s Got Talent’
‘Britain’s Next Top Model’
‘Big Brother’
‘Come Dine with Me’
‘Great British Sewing Bee’
‘The Jump’
‘The Great British Bake Off’
‘Celebrity MasterChef’
‘The Apprentice’
‘Love Island’
‘Take Me Out’
‘Britain’s Got Talent’
‘Celebrity Big Brother’
Best Reality Non-Competition Show
‘The Only Way is Essex’
‘Made in Chelsea’
‘The Real Housewives of Cheshire’
‘Dinner Date’
‘Ibiza Weekender’
‘Storage Hunters UK’
‘Rich Kids of Instagram’
‘Gogglebox’
‘Geordie Shore’
‘Real Housewives of Cheshire’
Reality Personality of the Year
Jason Burrill – ‘Big Brother’
Jamie Laing – ‘Made in Chelsea’
Joey Essex – ‘Educating Joey Essex’
Vicky Pattison – ‘It’s Not Me, It’s You’
Lauren Richardson – ‘Love Island’
Nathan Massey – ‘Love Island’
Charlotte Crosby – ‘Geordie Shore’
Nadiya Hussain – ‘Great British Bake off’
Evelyn Ellis – ‘Big Brother’
Malin Andersson – ‘Love Island’
Cara De La Hoyde – ‘Love Island’
Fred Sirieix – ‘First Dates’
Missé Beqiri – ‘Real Housewives of Cheshire’
Best Game Show
‘Catchphrase’
‘Ninja Warrior UK’
‘The Chase’
‘Deal or No Deal’
‘Safeword’
‘The Cube’
‘It’s Not Me, It’s You’
‘Robot Wars’
Best Dating Show
‘Dinner Date’
‘Take Me Out’
‘Dating in the Dark’
‘Love Island’
‘First Dates’
‘Undressed’
Best Food Show
‘Sunday Brunch’
‘Celebrity Masterchef’
‘Great British Bake Off’
‘Who’s Doing the Dishes?’
‘Saturday Kitchen’
‘Masterchef’
Best Female Personality
Megan Mckenna – ‘The Only Way Is Essex’
Lucy Watson – ‘Made in Chelsea’
Sarah Willingham – ‘Dragons’ Den’
Katie Waissel – ‘Celebrity Big Brother’
Malin Andersson – ‘Love Island’
Deborah Meaden – ‘Dragons’ Den’
Lydia Bright – ‘The Only Way Is Essex’
Ampika Pickston – ‘Real Housewives of Cheshire’
Olivia Buckland – ‘Love Island’
Zara Holland – ‘Love Island’
Scarlett Moffat – ‘Googlebox’
Laura Carter – ‘Big Brother’
Dawn Ward – ‘Real Housewives of Cheshire’
Cara De La Hoyde – ‘Love Island’
Chantelle Conelley – ‘Geordie Shore’
Best Performance (on a Reality TV Show)
4th Impact – ‘The X Factor’
Reggie ‘n’ Bollie – ‘The X Factor’
Boogie Storm – ‘Britain’s Got Talent’
Kevin Simm – ‘The Voice’
Louisa Johnson – ‘The X Factor’
Craig Ball – ‘Britain’s Got Talent’
100 Voices of Gospel – ‘Britain’s Got Talent’
Lauren Murray – ‘The X Factor’
Balance Unity – ‘Britain’s Got Talent’
Kiera Weathers – ‘The X Factor’
Jasmine Elcock – ‘Britain’s Got Talent’
Best Male Personality
Touker Suleyman – ‘Dragons’ Den’
Lord Alan Sugar – ‘The Apprentice’
Peter Jones – ‘Dragons’ Den’
Jason Murill – ‘Big Brother’
Nathan Massey – ‘Love Island’
Alex Bowen – ‘Love Island’
Pete Wicks – ‘The Only Way is Essex’
Mark Wright – ‘Take Me Out – The Gossip’
Paul Hollywood – ‘Great British Bake Off’
Jamie Laing – ‘Made in Chelsea’
Jon Clark – ‘The Only Way Is Essex’
Matthew Wright – ‘The Wright Stuff’
Fred Sirieix – ‘First Dates’
Best International Show
‘Vanderpump Rules’
‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’
‘Keeping up with the Kardashians’
‘Real Housewives of Beverley Hills’
‘Shark Tank’
‘Pawn Stars’
‘Botched’
‘#RichKids of Beverley Hills’
‘Married to Medicine’
Best Social Experiment Show
‘Prank Pad’
‘Love Island’
‘Big Brother’
‘Naked Attraction’
‘Gogglebox’
‘The Job Interview’
‘Eden’
‘Undressed’
Best Production Company
Love Productions
HatTrick
Endemol
Lime Pictures
Pulse Films
Two Four
Objective Productions
Studio Lambert
Shine Group

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