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Ballymahon girl Maura Higgins at the Pride of Britain Awards with Reverend Richard Coles. Picture @revrichardcoles
Ballymahon's Maura Higgins was last night reunited with her good friend from 'I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here', Reverend Richard Coles, and Instagram could not get enough.
The beloved Reverend, who posted to Instagram a shot of them together at the Pride of Britain Awards, captioned it, "Reunited tonight with my favourite #LoveIsland star @maurahiggins. Her first ‘sorry, Father’ came 3 seconds after this snap was taken."
His mention of 'sorry, Father,' was a nod to what Maura would famously say to him on the regular during their time in the jungle whenever she would swear or make a rude or risqué remark while in his presence.
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Maura, who is just back from a high-profile trip to Marrakesh with the US brand Guess, turned heads at the awards last night when she took to the red carpet in a beautifully detailed J'Aton Couture floor-length black lace gown with beige inlay, and hair and makeup strikingly reminiscent of Audrey Hepburn.
The glam team responsible for Maura's look was fashion stylist Karl Willett, hairstylist Carl Bembridge, and makeup artist Suzy Clarke.
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