Keely Hodgkinson looks incredible in daring new feathered outfit after changing out of black dress at SPOTY
Following her transition from her black dress from the Sports Personality of the Year awards, KEELY HODGKINSON looked stunning in a bold new feathered ensemble.
Following a spike in public voting, Queen Keely, 22, was declared the winner of the BBC’s famous event yesterday night.
Cricket great Joe Root and darts sensation Luke Littler were defeated by the Olympic gold medallist, who won the women’s 800m final, to claim first place.
Hodgkinson’s most recent incredible triumph is thought to have the potential to push her sponsorships and endorsements into the prestigious $1 million annual range.
However, she also astounded the audience with her stunning black backless gown from the ceremony last night.
Hodgkinson’s amazing ensemble, which included arm-length wraps that reached her hands, attracted a lot of attention.
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The sprinter went out to celebrate with a night out once SPOTY was over.
Additionally, Hodgkinson had already switched from her black to a white attire when she walked out of Media City in Manchester.
The similarly stunning dress, which exposed her shoulders to the cold, had a low-cut top with a fluffy finish.
However, Hodgkinson ignored the frigid weather as she laughed and smiled with companions before boarding a vehicle.
The ace gave a moving speech to a packed house on stage last night after winning her trophy.
As Hodgkinson put it: I’m a little shocked.
Since I wouldn’t be here without my coach Trevor Painter’s advice, I am more excited for him.
I accomplished everything I set out to do on the outdoor track this year, which has been amazing.
I hope you all had a great evening and that you enjoyed watching Paris.
Hodgkinson came out on top of Littler, a 17-year-old darts prodigy who will compete this month for the World Darts Championship.
“It just goes to show how well I have done this year,” the teenager stated after accepting his runner-up award.
“I have altered the game of darts, not just for myself.
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“I am aware of the size of the sport and the number of academies that have been established in various places.
“Tickets selling out with the Ally Pally in hours and the Premier league selling out – it just goes to show how much I have changed it.”
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