Louisa Lytton wears shimmering black bustier at TRIC

EastEnders star Louisa Lytton looked incredible when she attended the TRIC Awards at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel on Thursday.

The 31-year-old, best known for playing Ruby Allen in the BBC soap, wore a black shimmering bustier-style jumpsuit by Hasan Hejazi. 

She added some inches to her frame with a pair of strappy sandals and carried a gold jacket over her arm. 

Her brunette locks were blow-dried to perfection and hung down past her shoulders as she prepared to celebrate the best of the television and radio industry.

Louisa arrived solo on the day but has had a lot to celebrate of late. 

Last year, she got engaged to her love, Ben Bhanvra on her 30th birthday in the Maldives, after dating for just a year. 

Louisa previously admitted during a recent interview on Loose Women that her fiancé Ben’s proposal didn’t go to plan.

The actress revealed that Ben had planned music which didn’t end up happening and instead of just the two of them being captured during romantic footage shot on his drone, a cleaner was filmed in the background.

Talking about the moment to the Loose Women panellists made up of Kaye Adams, Trisha Goddard, Saira Khan and Stacey Solomon, Louisa said: ‘Obviously, I didn’t know what was going on!

‘It all happened in the Maldives, he has a drone, which is like a pet! He’s filming, what I think is the island, I’m moaning like “Hurry up, I want to go sunbathe – naturally”.’

‘He filmed the whole proposal on his drone, he planned to play music – it didn’t happen. There’s a cleaner in the back of the shot watching this drone, the whole video we have got the cleaner is there watching it.’

Yet despite Ben’s proposal not going to plan, Louisa gushed that she ‘loved it’, she sweetly added: ‘For me, it was amazing, I was so shocked. I am still shocked now, I can’t believe I am getting married.’ 

The actress then teased some wedding details as she revealed that they are getting married in August next year in York, she added: ‘A summer wedding, in York. Beautiful, yeah, I can’t wait!’