Allison Langdon left fans guessing on Sunday night after she dropped a cheeky hint about her mystery celebrity crush while walking the red carpet at the 2025 Logie Awards.
The A Current Affair host, 46, was all smiles as she spoke to Daily Mail ahead of the ceremony.
Langdon is nominated for the coveted Gold Logie thanks to her acclaimed work on the Nine Network’s flagship current affairs program and the network’s broadcast of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
When asked whether she’d rather win a Logie or win over her celebrity crush, Ally couldn’t help but laugh before delivering a playful tease.
‘You know what, I don’t even know if I have one… but yes… but tough question,’ she said with a smirk.
The veteran TV presenter then went coy, refusing to name names – but dropped a bombshell hint that had onlookers buzzing.
Allison Langdon left fans guessing on Sunday night after she dropped a cheeky hint about her mystery celebrity crush while walking the red carpet at the 2025 Logie Awards
The A Current Affair host, 46, was all smiles as she spoke to Daily Mail ahead of the ceremony
‘That’s not a celebrity… I don’t know if I’m gonna reveal,’ she teased, before adding: ‘He may be here tonight… oh, so is my husband.
Allison cut a show-stopping figure on the red carpet in a strapless black velvet gown featuring a daring thigh-high split that showcased her toned legs.
The figure-hugging number accentuated her trim frame, while she teamed the look with classic black pointed-toe heels and sparkling diamond drop earrings.
She completed her ensemble with a silver bracelet and soft, voluminous waves framing her face, along with a glowing makeup look that featured a nude lip and defined eyes.
Allison previously hit back at criticism from people who ‘don’t like’ ACA while accepting an award at the 2024 Logie Awards.
She was recognised for her hosting role earlier this year when she won the Silver Logie for Best News or Public Affairs Presenter.
She beat out the ABC’s David Speers and Sarah Ferguson, Channel Nine’s Liz Hayes and Peter Overton, and Seven’s Michael Usher to take home the esteemed gong.
During her acceptance speech, Allison paid tribute to her predecessor Tracy Grimshaw and hit back at people who ‘don’t like’ the news program.
When asked whether she’d rather win a Logie or win over her celebrity crush, Ally couldn’t help but laugh before delivering a playful tease
‘To Trace who I love, she’s the one who always said the people who don’t like our show, don’t know our show,’ she said.
‘To Mike Munro, Ray Martin, and everyone who has been in this role, thank you.’
Taking home the award in August, Allison also said she pours her ‘heart and soul’ into her job as she shared her pride at taking home the Silver Logie.
‘When you hear all [the nominees], you definitely don’t expect yours to be the one called out,’ she began.
‘Everything we do is with heart and soul. If a story doesn’t have heart and soul, we just don’t do it.
‘I look at those who’ve sat in this chair before me, right back to my father-in-law [Mike Willesee] who started this show.
‘It would be wonderful if he could have seen the family connection and where that played out.’
Allison joined the Nine Network program at the start of 2023 after leaving the Today show following a three-year stint.
