How Many National Television Awards Have Ant and Dec Won?

Ant and Dec are synonymous with the National Television Awards (NTAs). The dynamic duo rarely leaves the ceremony empty-handed, boasting a staggering collection of trophies. But just how many NTAs have they actually won?

As of 2024, Ant and Dec have won an astounding 45 National Television Awards. Their dominance at the NTAs is largely due to their 22 wins in the Best Presenter category. However, their victories extend beyond this prestigious award. They’ve also clinched the Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award multiple times and secured the Most Popular Reality Programme award for various shows. In 2002, their contributions to television were further recognized with a Special Recognition Award.

Their 2023 Best Presenter win was met with heartfelt gratitude. Ant McPartlin acknowledged the honor, thanking the NTAs and the countless individuals they work alongside. Declan Donnelly expressed their continued surprise and humility at their ongoing success, stating that they feel as grateful as they did for their first win.

Ant and Dec’s success extends beyond the NTAs. They’ve amassed an impressive array of accolades throughout their careers. Their trophy case includes 19 BAFTA Television Awards, 34 TV Choice Awards, and 9 RTS Awards. This consistent recognition solidifies their status as leading figures in British television.

Before their television careers took off, Ant and Dec were known as PJ & Duncan, their characters from the popular children’s show, Byker Grove. Their music career, spanning from 1994 to 1997, even garnered them two Brit Award nominations: one for Best Song in 1994 for “Let’s Get Ready to Rhumble” and another for British Breakthrough in 1995.

From their early days on Byker Grove to their current reign as television royalty, Ant and Dec’s journey is a testament to their enduring talent and friendship. Their enduring appeal lies in their genuine camaraderie, their ability to connect with audiences, and their undeniable talent for entertaining. Their numerous awards, including the record-breaking number of NTAs, solidify their place as icons of British television.