Logie Awards prep begins as Aussie TV stars including Sonia Kruger and Lynne McGranger get ready ahead of television's night of nights
And prep is well and truly underway with household names including Sonia Kruger and Lynne McGranger getting ready at their Sydney hotel.
Sonia, 59, who has been nominated for the Gold Logie, took to Instagram on Sunday morning to show off her chaotic hotel room as she prepped for the event.
'This is my room, getting glammed for the Logies. We have a few things going on. I put champagne on ice because that's for later,' she said.
'Look at this room, it's already a mess but just wait till you see it in a few hours it will be like a bomb has gone off.'
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Home and Away star Lynne also shared a photo of the setup at The Star casino in Sydney.
'It's starting,' she wrote, adding a heart eye emoji.
Her co-star Ada Nicodemou revealed she was hydrating her skin with a face mask before getting her makeup done.
Earlier, Ada and her boyfriend James Stewart had urged fans to vote for Lynne to win the Gold Logie after checking into their hotel.
'We just checked into our hotel and we thought we'd do a cute little video reminding everyone they need to vote for Lynne,' they said.
Meanwhile Jimmy Barnes posted for a selfie with his grandson Teddy just hours before he's set to take the stage at television's night of nights.
'Teddy's back in town and it couldn't be better timing. We'll be doing a song for the Logies tomorrow night, and I think I'll grab him one,' he captioned the image.
I'm A Celebrity's Julia Morris also revealed she was doing a fake tan and painting her nails in her hotel room on Saturday night.
Hamish Blake's wife Zoë Foster also prepped her skin with a mask as she got ready for the award's night.
'It looks like I'm wearing a transformazing sheet mask in prep for my event tonight, right?' she asked fans.
Channel 9 presenter Danika Mason posed for a selfie in an elevator and revealed she was heading 'straight off the plane and to the Logies'.
She then shared a photo after arriving to the hairdresser.
Australian singer Kate Miller-Heidke shared a glimpse behind the scenes as she attended rehearsals.
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