Scarlett Moffatt embraced the Platinum Jubilee celebrations and shared shots of her in high spirits partying with pals.
The former Gogglebox star took to Instagram to share scenes of her singing along songs and stepping to the beat of music anthems before watching the live broadcast of the Jubilee concert on a giant outdoor screen.
Posting a series of snaps she penned: "Happy jubilee weekend everybody! Is everybody out out or having a house party?"
Scarlett, 31, also shared a shot with Her Majesty herself - albeit a photo of the Monarch dressed in a pink jacket as she dressed suitably chic forsure the occasion in a blue floral number.
The TV personality had headed to an organised event at Kynren @11 Arches Park with an open air dance floor, themed bars, live entertainment and a giant street party.
Sharing a shot of her in a luxury motor heading to the event she captioned a post: "Have a great day everybody."
She later belted out Human League tune 'Don't be Sorry Baby' as she appeared drink in hand and donning a black leather jacket to her party outfit.
Other footage showed her taking to to her feet for a singalong to footy anthem Sweet Caroline as the festivities continued into the evening.
Captioning a post showing a big screen she penned: "Will always remember this night!! Thank you@kyren."
She rounded off her highlights with a shot of the fireworks and also a nod to praise pal Jordan Banjo, of Diversity fame, who appeared in the palace Jubilee concert.
Meanwhile Scarlett has admitted she wouldn't rule out a return to Gogglebox which made her a household name.
Speaking to Hello! she said: "We still watch Gogglebox as a family and I would love to do it again."
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But she shared her concerns about a potential return adding: "I don't know if I'd be funny anymore! It was very easy chatting about TV before you've actually done TV and before you know the people personally. Now that I'm on TV and I've realised it isn't as easy as I thought, I think I'd be less harsh."