Rochelle Humes makes a polished red-carpet appearance with husband Marvin

Rochelle Humes and her husband Marvin were among the best-known faces at the BAFTA Scotland Awards in Glasgow, where the couple arrived together for the ceremony. Rochelle, a podcaster and businesswoman, wore a grey skirt suit with a striking white collar, while JLS singer Marvin chose a classic suit. The pair were attending as their BBC music quiz show, The Hit List, was nominated in the Entertainment category. The ceremony, held at the DoubleTree by Hilton, honoured work across Scotland’s film and television industries, with broadcaster Edith Bowman returning as host. Other guests included Traitors winner Stephen Libby, who arrived with his husband Daniel Quirke in a red tartan suit and black T-shirt. Actors Connor Swindells, Jamie Roy and Harriet Slater were also among those spotted on the red carpet. Former Doctor Who stars Peter Capaldi and Ncuti Gatwa posed together at the event. The film I Swear led the nominations, with seven. It is inspired by the life of Scottish Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson. The article also recalled the controversy at February’s BAFTA ceremony, where Davidson involuntarily shouted a racial slur while actors Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo presented an award. The BBC was criticised after the word remained in its broadcast and online clip for more than 12 hours. Before that ceremony, host Alan Cumming had warned that tics might be heard. He later apologised to viewers, and Davidson appeared to leave during the second half. Variety reported that he left of his own accord and was not asked to go. At the Scotland awards, however, the focus was on the nominees and guests, with Humes and Marvin arriving in coordinated formal style.