The Voice Kids UK was back on our screens this evening to crown the winner of the ITV singing show.  Coaches Will.i.am, Pixie Lott, Paloma Faith and Danny Jones opened the show with a rendition of Fatboy Slim's Praise You as their finalists Victoria, Dara, Justine and George sat in the iconic spinning red chairs.   Host Emma Willis was back on our screens this evening to keep an eye on proceedings and fans rushed to their keyboards to compliment her outfit choice for her latest television performance.  ITV viewers were clearly distracted from the young singers as Emma, 44, oozed sophistication in a strapless floor-length black silk peephole dress.  Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Emma Willis be looking amazing." Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articles  Another gushed: "How bloody gorgeous does @EmmaWillis look tonight."  A third said: "Wow @EmmaWillis looking very glam on The Voice Kids UK final."  While a fourth added: "Emma Willis looks stunning."  Tonight's final was pre-filmed last weekend and adhered to social distancing guidelines. Read More Related Articles Read More Related Articles  This meant there was no studio audience, however, there will be a virtual audience with families watching from home via live streams during filming.  The audience that had watched live also voted for the 2020 winner.  Performers and coaches were able to see the virtual audience, as the crowd was shown on screens applauding and cheering on performances throughout the show.  The Voice Kids isn't the only show that has returned to filming with a virtual audience.  Britain's Got Talent is set to return for its live semi-finals and a grand final with a virtual audience – which won't involve Simon Cowell after his horrific incident.  Dancing on Ice Judge and Diversity star Ashley Banjo will be sitting alongside Alesha Dixon, David Walliams and Amanda Holden when the show returns next week.  The latest series of the ITV talent show aired the beginning of the 2020 edition of the show earlier this year but coronavirus halted proceedings.