Valencia Fury, eight, made her National Television Award debut alongside her mother Paris on Tuesday evening, taking to the stage to present the Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award.
The young reality television star walked the red carpet in a pink tulle dress before joining her mother Paris, 36, at the ceremony.
Paris greeted the audience before giving her daughter a sweet nudge of encouragement to say her line to the crowd.
Addressing the room with confidence, the daughter of heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury said: "Hello everybody I'm Valencia Fury and I'm so excited to be here!"
Paris then addressed the crowd, saying: "We are very excited to be here and we are very pleasured to stand here on this stage and just look at everybody's beautiful outfits and how much effort has gone into this evening."
She introduced the award category: "And tonight we are here to give out the award, the nominations for the Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award are Michael McIntyre's Big Show, Gladiators, The Masked Singer, Would I Lie To You? The Graham Norton Show."
Valencia returned to the microphone to add: "And the NTA goes to..."
Paris announced that comedian Michael McIntyre was the recipient of the award for Michael McIntyre's Big Show. Viewers watching at home praised the eight-year-old on social media, describing her as "so cute" and branding her an "icon" for her poised appearance during the ceremony.
As he collected his trophy, McIntyre shook hands with Valencia on stage. He later told Paris and Valencia that he loves their reality show, At Home With The Furys, and revealed it is his wife's favourite program.
Valencia previously won over viewers with her witty one-liners and confident attitude on the most recent series of the Netflix hit show.
Series Three Updates and Emmerdale Ambitions
Speaking to the Daily Mail at the event, Paris revealed that filming for the third series of At Home With The Furys is nearly finished.
"We are nearly finished series 3," Paris told the Daily Mail. "We have got most of it in the bank, and they are just waiting for a big event that might happen at the end of the year."
Paris indicated that the upcoming series will air next year: "And then it's, well, I think most people know and they are just waiting and then it will air in the spring, I believe."
Reflecting on the ongoing public reception, Paris added: "It gets more and more each time, and yeah, it's a great, great response. I've never had a negative response from anyone. I mean, it's always been positive. I think a lot of people relate to it with it being, you know, a big family, Tyson's issues, kids, babies, drama, life, the craziness of a big family as well."
Paris also revealed that Valencia dreams of starting an acting career on the long-running ITV soap opera Emmerdale.
"Valencia has just spoke to some of the Emmerdale cast, and she is dying to know when they film it, where they film it, and when will they take her in," Paris told the Daily Mail.
Family Reunions and Isle of Man Outings
The famous family has been busy filming scenes for the third series across several locations.
Paris recently reunited with her eldest daughter Venezuela, 16, and Venezuela's husband Noah Price, 19, on the Isle of Man to shoot scenes over a pub lunch.
When Venezuela married Noah in May on the Isle of Man, she moved out of the family's £8 million mansion and into a static caravan in Yorkshire.
However, the 16-year-old rejoined her parents for filming at The Creek Inn. Paris shared a family photo on Instagram on Friday after their meal, writing: "Just a normal family off to the local pub for tea. Even though we do get some stares".
Venezuela was joined at the pub by her siblings Athena, five, Valencia, eight, Prince Rico, two, and Prince Adonis, seven. Her eldest brother, 14-year-old Prince John James, did not appear in the family photo.
Both Valencia and Athena brought lifelike silicone dolls in their pram to the pub. Paris posted on social media: "Athena asked for a silicone 'real life' baby for her birthday. I don't know if I like or scared of it but Athena loves her. She's played with it for a full two weeks."
Venezuela took to TikTok on Monday to address questions from fans after being asked whether she still sees her family.
Responding to followers, Venezuela told viewers: "By the way, for all you're asking, do you still see your mum? Do you think I've divorced my mum and dad or something? Course I do. Silly question."
New Reality Show Venture for Venezuela and Noah
Venezuela has become a TikTok sensation since rising to fame on the family's reality series, accumulating 1.4 million followers with posts about cooking and decorating her static caravan home.
While the previous series of the show captured Venezuela and Noah getting engaged, fans are hoping the upcoming series will document their wedding.
The newlyweds are now set to put their marriage to the test after signing up for the Canadian spin-off of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! titled The Wild Frontier.
Hosted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly and scheduled to air next year, the series will feature a surprise twist by pairing up celebrities as they navigate trials in the wilderness.
A source told The Sun: "Venezuela and Noah are super-popular and fans can't get enough of them, devouring every detail of their wedding. Producers know casting them will guarantee viewers, as people tune in to see how they get on without their creature comforts. Venezuela is very glam, so may struggle to rough it."
The Daily Mail contacted representatives for ITV and Venezuela for comment regarding the project.
