Rosie Ramsey appeared on top of the world as she shared her gratitude with fans after co-presenting Comic Relief on Friday night. 

The podcast host, 37, made her first live television appearance for the famous charity night and couldn't believe the achievement as she gushed in an Instagram post on Saturday morning. 

Rosie was honoured to host the live telethon which raised a whopping £38,631,548M, however she did admit she missed her husband, comedian Chris Ramsey, who is usually by her side. 

Taking to social media she exclaimed: 'Did last night actually happen?!?  Thank you so much for having me @comicrelief and letting me s***e my big girl pants on my biggest AND FIRST (probably last) live telly job! (Jesus, no pressure right?!?)

'Thanks to everyone who watched and donated. £38 million! Just wow.'

Sharing a group selfie with fellow presenters Sir Lenny Henry, Maya Jama and Paddy McGuinness she continued: 'I have to thank all the other presenters who genuinely couldn’t have been nicer to me. 

'You all looked after me and gave me so many words of encouragement, I’ll never forget that. So, thank you ❤️'.

Thanking her glam team and runnner she wrote: 'My lush runner was called Zara and she is the best runner I’ve ever had!' 

Yet the star also admitted she missed having her husband by her side.

She added: 'Ps…. @iamchrisramsey I actually missed you a little bit NGL. x'

The pair present their chart-topping podcast Sh*gged, Married, Annoyed together and have now hosted two series of The Chris and Rosie Ramsey Show on BBC One. 

Rosie looked fabulous for the evening as she opted for a red power suit, adorned with pink embroidery around the edges. 

She swept her blonde locks back in a high ponytail as she shared a behind the scenes snap of some intense hairspraying. 

Meanwhile Sir Lenny tearfully took his final bow after hosting his Comic Relief for the last time after 39-years on Friday. 

After being branded 'irreplaceable' by his co-hosts Lenny, 65, said: 'Its been incredible. Utterly incredible it is people at home that do this, I am moved and finding it difficult to hold it together so thank you'.

After thanking fellow founded Richard Curtis he continued: 'I'm actually speechless thank you all so much and thank you, never give up caring or giving, I send my love to all of you, you have been brilliant goodnight'.

Earlier in the show Sir Lenny again broke down in tears as he looked back at his 39-years of hosting the annual fundraiser.

It was revealed he'd had help raise a whopping £1.5B since his first telethon in 1988 and was joined by A-listers including Julia Roberts and Paul Rudd.

Sir Lenny watched clips of previous families that had been helped by the charity alongside Richard Curtis. 

Seeing Aberash from Ethiopia who battled HIV he said, struggling to contain his emotion: 'I couldn't bare this' as he young son came to her bedside in 1995.

Learning the woman was alive and well thanks to the charity, tearful Lenny told viewers: 'They survived because of everybody, mums, cab drivers, cub scouts all donating'.

Back in the studio he was then left 'speechless' when a huge number of the studio audience were revealed to have all been helped by Comic Relief. 

Lenny was also shown a video from Aberash alongside her son who was now a grown man, in shock the host threw his hand to his mouth.

He said: 'I am speechless, thank you so much for organising this'.