Phoebe Waller-Bridge reunited with Fleabags Hot Priest Andrew Scott at GQ Men of the Year Awards 2019

Fleabags creator, writer, and star Phoebe Waller-Bridge was there to support Andrew Scott as he scooped up an honour for his performance in the hit comedy as the Hot Priest at the GQ Men of the Year Awards 2019 last night.

Fleabags second (and possibly final) series aired to critical acclaim earlier this year, and following on from the series 11 Emmy nominations, there was more to celebrate for Phoebe at last nights star-studded bash.

Andrew found his breakthrough role as the Hot Priest, possibly the only person (apart from the audience) to really understand Fleabag. He rightly won huge praise for the role, and last night won the Hugo Boss Standout Performance Award, which his Fleabag co-star and newest Bond scribe presented to him.

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After the ceremony, Fleabag and her vicar were beaming for the cameras after Andrews big win. The 42-year-old has recently said that he would be up for returning to the role in a potential third run of episodes.

There were warm words all around for this years hottest TV commodity, Australian actress Nicole Kidman even called the Ealing comics creation mind-blowing.

Also in attendance at last nights ceremony were Prince Charles, David Beckham, Dua Lipa and Rita Ora, who presented the Hugo Boss Most Stylish Man Award to Marvels newest hero Richard Madden.

Phoebe hasnt exactly left the world of Fleabag behind yet, though, despite claiming that she wont be interested in reviving the TV series until shes at least 50. A Fleabag book, containing all the scripts for the dark-comedy, will Read More – Source