Lisa Riley beamed as she posed with her Inside Soap award after the Emmerdale Dingle clan won Best Family.
The soap star, 48, attended the ceremony at Salsa Temple on Monday with her Emmerdale co-stars.
She was among the stars who took home awards when the Dingle clan were named Best Family.
The Dingles’ award comes as the family will soon celebrate 30 years at the center of the Emmerdale action.
Lisa looked stunning for the awards show when she donned a black and white printed ruched dress with a sweetheart neckline and cap sleeves.
Lisa Riley was beaming as she posed with her Inside Soap award after the Emmerdale Dingle clan won the Best Family award on Monday.
She was among the stars who took home awards when the Dingle clan were named Best Family.
Elsewhere, Emmerdale picked up another award when Eden Taylor-Draper won Best Actress for her portrayal of Belle King, a victim of coercive spousal control.
Coronation Street missed out on the Best Soap award for the last two years, with EastEnders taking home the award in 2022 and 2023.
The Cobbles’ emotional tale of motor neurone disease, which dominated the night, saw Peter Ash take home the Best Actor award for his portrayal of Paul Foreman.
Paul lost his battle with motor neurone disease 16 months after he first showed symptoms and his latest emotional episode aired earlier this month.
Paul slowly lost his mobility and ability to consume food, eventually leaving him housebound, before heartbreaking scenes saw his character die.
The tragic story was widely recognized at the ceremony, also taking home the Best Story award and the Best Partnership Award for Daniel Brocklebank and Peter Ash’s roles as husbands Billy Mayhew and Paul Foreman.
Inside Soap editor Gary Brocart-Gilatt said: ‘The story of Paul Foreman’s carefree MND diagnosis, and the effect it had on both Paul and those who loved him, has been the TV highlight of 2024 for our voters. .
‘It’s no surprise that Peter Ash’s tender portrayal of Paul earned him our Best Actor award; and that is no small achievement in what has been a truly golden year for soap.’
The soap star, 48, attended the ceremony at Salsa Temple on Monday with her Emmerdale co-stars.
The Dingles’ award comes as the family will soon celebrate 30 years at the center of the Emmerdale action.
Lisa looked stunning for the awards show when she donned a black and white printed ruched dress with a sweetheart neckline and cap sleeves.
Coronation Street also took home the awards for Best Comedy Performance and Best Young Actor, taking its trophy to six in total.
Charlie Wrenshall won Best Younger Actor for his role as Liam Connor, while Dame Maureen Lipman received Best Comedy Performance for the fourth consecutive year for her role as the acerbic Evelyn Plummer.
Meanwhile, the first Inside Soap award for best pet went to Minnie, who plays Belle’s dog Piper on the show, another victim of evil Tom King’s mind games with Belle.
Best Showstopper, awarded to a standout episode, went to EastEnders for its Christmas Day installment in which Linda Carter (Kellie Bright) killed Keanu Taylor (Danny Walters), kicking off ‘The Six’.
Navin Chowdhry was named Best Villain for his sinister role as Walford’s Nish Panesar.
Young Hollyoaks star Isabelle Smith won the ‘Best New Actress’ award for her performance as Frankie Osborne in the soap’s hard-hitting tale of sibling sexual abuse.
Inside Soap readers named the newly rejuvenated Neighbors their Best Daytime Soap and Neighbors’ Ryan Moloney (Toadie Rebecchi) as their Best Daytime Star.
Elsewhere, Emmerdale’s Eden Taylor-Draper won Best Actress for her portrayal of Belle King, a victim of coercive spousal control.
Over the past few months, Paul slowly lost his mobility and ability to consume food, eventually leaving him housebound.
And now the star, who watched her final episode air on Monday, September 7, has opened up about the two most difficult moments she endured during the scenes.
Meanwhile, Adam Thomas won Best Drama Star for his role as Donté Charles in Waterloo Road.
Inside Soap readers named actress Balvinder Sopal their Soap Superstar of 2024, for her portrayal of EastEnders’ Suki Panesar.
And the magazine gave its prestigious Outstanding Achievement award to a group rather than an individual for the first time, paying tribute to the cast and crew of doctors, as the recently axed daytime drama airs its final run of episodes.
“The BBC’s cancellation of Doctors, a wonderful launching pad for new writing and acting talent, was incredibly disappointing,” said Inside Soap editor Gary Brocart-Gilatt.
“We also know how much Doctors viewers love the show, so it is in their name that we have awarded our Outstanding Achievement trophy to the team.”