Breakfast TV favorites Natalie Barr and Matt ‘Shirvo’ Shirvington joined seven other stars for the Good Friday Appeal in Melbourne on Friday.
Channel Seven’s annual telethon raised a whopping $23,368,724 for Melbourne’s Royal Children Hospital.
The Sunrise hosts could be seen posing with other members of the Brekkie Central team including Katie Brown, Mark Beretta and Edwina Bartholomew.
Home and Away stars Jessica Redmayne and Emily Weir also helped raise money for the worthy cause.
Jessica, 35, cut a chic figure showing off a tan mid-calf shirt with a white top which she paired with brown pleated pants and a pair of chunky blue heels.
Breakfast TV favorites Natalie Barr and Matt ‘Shirvo’ Shirvington joined their Sunrise team for the Good Friday Appeal in Melbourne on Friday. Pictured (left to right): Katie Brown, Mark Beretta, Natalie Barr, Matt Shirvington and Edwina Batholomew.
Her Home and Away co-star Emily, 33, showed off her slim legs in a short skirt which she paired with sequined high-heeled boots, a white shirt and a black jacket.
They were joined by more Home and Away co-stars James Stewart, Ada Nicodemou and Matt Evans.
James, 48, looked dapper without a tie, in a smart cream suit which he paired with a white shirt and brown shoes.
Home and Away stars Jessica Redmayne (left) and Emily Weir also helped raise money for this worthy cause.
Home and Away co-stars James Stewart, Ada Nicodemou and Matt Evans at the telethon
Ada, 46, opted for a more glamorous look for the special night, wearing a tight, low-cut, strapless black dress that she paired with matching heels.
Meanwhile, Matt, 27, looked casual for the night in an ensemble of cargo pants, a low-cut white T-shirt and a black button-down shirt which he teamed with a pair of white sneakers.
Seven sports presenters, Abbey Holmes and Matthew Richardson, were also seen posing on the red carpet with presenter Abbey Gelmi.
Seven sports presenters, Abbey Holmes and Matthew Richardson, were also seen posing on the red carpet with presenter Abbey Gelmi.
Sunrise presenter Katie Brown with Edwina Bartholomew
Former footballer Matt, 49, dressed elegantly for the occasion with a brown crew neck and a black shirt which he combined with classic sneakers and dark jeans.
Abbey Holmes stunned in a white skirt and cream jacket, while Abbey Gelmi opted for a chic short denim dress.
Ever-upbeat Sunrise host Katie Brown, 32, opted for a low-key look for the telethon, stepping out in a tight-fitting white pants ensemble that she paired with a chic short-sleeved blue blouse.
Chicago The Musical star Zoe Ventoura, 43, was also on hand to lend her support.
Local and visiting stars.
Performing for the broadcast was former Hunters and Collectors frontman Mark Seymour, who was joined by his daughter Eva.
She posed on the red carpet with her Brekkie Central friend Edwina Bartholomew, 40, who looks incandescent in blue trousers and a matching shirt.
Chicago The Musical star Zoe Ventoura, 43, was also on hand to lend her support to the cause of courage.
The stage star arrived on the red carpet in a cream suit comprised of loose-fitting pants and a matching belted jacket, which she paired with a pair of white dress sandals.
Performing for the broadcast was former Hunters and Collectors frontman Mark Seymour, who was joined by his daughter Eva.
Other stars performing on the night included Conrad Sewell, Kate Miller-Heidke and Australian Idol 2024 winner Dylan Wright.
Australian Idol 2024 winner Dylan Wright also performed.
The telethon, broadcast on Channel Seven in Melbourne and nationally on 7plus, helped raise a record $23,368,724 for Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital.
“It’s always heartwarming to see Victorians fight deeply for a cause so close to all of our hearts,” Seven Melbourne managing director and head of Network Sport Lewis Martin said.
‘Seven is honored to broadcast this iconic event, as we have done for the last 67 years. Thank you to all our special guests, volunteers and staff who made it all possible, and to our partners at the Royal Children’s Hospital and the Herald Sun for another exceptional year.”
Channel Seven’s annual telethon raised a whopping $23,368,724 for Melbourne’s Royal Children Hospital.