Michelle Keegan looked bleary-eyed leaving the NTAs afterparty last night as her husband Mark Wight revealed she was scoffing toasties at 2am.
The pair hit the town for the glitzy ceremony at London’s O2 and Michelle was seen looking all partied out as she headed back to their hotel.
The Our Girl star, 31, looked like she was ready for bed as she stumbled into a taxi with her other half.
This morning, a very hungover Mark revealed they got back to their room at about 12:30am but Michelle kept him awake by ordering room service.
In a post on Instagram, he explained: "Absolutely in bits, two hours kip. It was the NTAs last night.
"Got back at 12:30. Can’t sleep because the missus orders cheese and ham toasties at half one/two.
"I’m now up. Got up at five for Good Morning Britain. Ah the pain."
The couple dismissed gossip about their marriage by putting on a untied front at the ceremony last night.
The outing came just days after Michelle defended their three-year marriage.
The former Coronation Street actress and ex-Towie star tied the knot in 2015, but have spent a lot of time apart thanks to their hectic work schedules.
Michelle’s had a gruelling Our Girl filming schedule and Mark ‘s work on TV show Extra in Los Angeles often leaves them separated for months at a time.
But she says the secret to maintaining a happy and healthy relationship is going on lots of holidays together.
She told the Daily Star : "As soon as I have time off I want to be with him. For Christmas and New Year I had a really good break from work to recharge.
"Mark and I spent time with both our families."
She added: "I usually always love going somewhere hot on holiday but this time round it is really hard to choose a destination as one of the things I love most is exploring somewhere new."
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