Carol Vorderman made a red carpet appearance with her rarely-seen son Cameron King on Sunday as they attended the 2026 Bafta Cymru Awards at the International Convention Centre in Wales.The broadcaster, 65, who was born in Bedford but was raised in Prestatyn, North Wales from just three weeks old, won the Sian Phillips Award for Outstanding Contribution to Television on the night.And a delighted Carol proudly posed with her 34-year-old son, whom she shares with ex-husband Patrick King, on the red carpet as he came out to support her big moment. Cutting a typically stylish figure, Carol – who made her TV debut in 1982 on Channel 4’s Countdown – slipped into a studded black gown for the evening. The long gown featured chain detailing at the waist and a split allowing the star to flash her toned pins, which she accentuated with towering black heels.Meanwhile, Cameron, who is an animation and video effects specialist, cut a dapper figure in a blue suit paired with a red tie. Carol Vorderman made a red carpet appearance with her rarely-seen son Cameron King on Sunday as they attended the 2026 BAFTA Cymru Awards at the International Convention Centre in Wales A delighted Carol proudly posed with her 34-year-old son, whom she shares with ex-husband Patrick King, on the red carpet as he came out to support her big momentThe morning after her win, Carol excitedly took to Instagram to share a few snaps from her night out as she expressed her joy at the award.She penned: ‘Who? Me? A BAFTA? Sian Phillips BAFTA CYMRU for OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT …. in order words for still being alive after 44 years in telly’Thank you @baftacymru. Ps I might do a few posts today.’Back in January, Carol shared a rare Instagram snap with her lookalike daughter and son as she revealed her ‘extreme joy’ over their 2025 success.The TV personality and presenter confessed that she felt lucky because her family of three not only love each other but also ‘really like each other’.To mark her first post of the new year, Carol looked happier than ever as she posed for a selfie with Cameron and Katie.She revealed her pride for her children and their achievements as Katie continued to develop her company Bio Orbit, and Cameron resumed as an animation and video effects specialist. Alongside the post, she penned: ‘I rarely show pics of my children as you know, but I’m sitting here at the beginning of 2026 and thinking of the extreme joy to come this year, and just how bloody lucky I am because not only do we each love the other. ‘But we really like each other too xxx Katie has her Space Pharma company called Bio Orbit and their big rocket launch this summer which is VERY exciting. She’s also winning European and global awards.’And Cam and I muddle along so happily at home in Bristol. He’s doing brilliantly too but in a completely different sphere of work to Katie.’This year has brought our big extended family even closer on holidays and all sorts and to have the family and friends I have is beyond anything I could have ever wished for my younger self all those decades ago.’Stuff of my dreams xxx Anyway I’m here planning parties and holidays and a LOT of fun … with some cracking work too xx’. The Broadcaster, 65, who was born in Bedford but was raised in Prestatyn, North Wales from just three weeks old, won the Sian Phillips Award for Outstanding Contribution to Television The TV star happily linked arms with her son as they walked the red carpet amid her outstanding contribution award Cutting a typically stylish figure, Carol – who made her TV debut in 1982 on Channel 4’s Countdown – slipped into a studded black gown for the evening Meanwhile, Cameron, who is an animation and video effects specialist, cut a dapper figure in a blue suit paired with a red tie The mother and son duo happily posed for pictures backstage Carol could barely keep the smile off her face as she clutched her prize Carol cut a very glamorous figure as she came off stage with her Sian Phillips award The morning after her win, Carol excitedly took to Instagram to share a few snaps from her night out as she expressed her joy at the award The former Countdown star posed in front of a huge red dragon statue with her BAFTA award Carol also shares daughter Katie, with her ex Patrick King, whom she married in 1990 before parting ways in 2000 [pictured with Cameron and Katie in January]In October last year, her rarely-seen son Cameron accompanied her on the red carpet at the 2025 Pride Of Britain Awards, which she presents. Carol shares Cameron with her ex-husband Patrick. The couple were married for ten years, walking down the aisle in 1990 before parting ways in 2000.Carol has previously spoken candidly about her son’s learning disabilities – he has severe dyslexia, ADD and ADHD – and how proud she is of his achievements. She told the Daily Mail in 2021 that she noticed something was different about him very early on and described trying to teach him the ABCs was difficult and he was often disruptive – but she never doubted his brilliance. She said: ‘By six, this child I loved so much, that I would have done anything for, was being rejected — by the school, by the teachers, by the other pupils. It was heart-breaking, utterly heart-breaking.’And I was lost. Was I going to have to teach him at home, myself? How? I just wasn’t equipped. I didn’t know how to teach a child with this level of special needs.’When Cameron was awarded a master’s degree from Dundee University, Carol congratulated him on social media.She referenced his learning difficulties which she had feared would hold him back in life.’That we are here, with him gaining a master’s is down to Cameron, and his determination,’ she said.’I could not be prouder of how he has done this, because frankly I didn’t know how it would be possible. The gap between how I thought children learned and how he needed to learn was so vast.’But he has been teaching me. I’m still learning from him. There’s so much about education, about the brain, about how we learn that I simply did not know. Things that we, as a society, need to know’.She told the Daily Mail at the time: ‘I knew he wasn’t thick, or slow, or any of those things that he and children like him are often told. I always thought he was brilliantly bright. He is.’ During the interview Cameron interjected: ‘Oh, I still think I’m an idiot, but I would now question how we define intelligence. Mum downplays her role, but I wouldn’t be here without her. She wouldn’t give up on me,’ he said.