Emma Freud was crowned Star Baker in tonight's episode of The Great Sport Relief Bake Off.
In the closest competition of the series yet, Freud just edged past Olympian Victoria Pendleton to win the much-coveted Bake Off apron.
She impressed judges Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood with her bacon and bourbon brownies, iced ring doughnuts and tennis-themed showstopper cake.
"It really was a difficult decision," Berry explained. "I'd say Victoria and Emma were sort of neck and neck, but gosh, her almond cake tasted good."
Meanwhile, Hollywood said Freud deserved victory because of her passion, flavour, creativity and fun.
Freud joked that she would wear her apron for the rest of her life, while Pendleton was less happy, joking: "I'm never going to bake again."
However, the other two contestants - Jamelia and Michael Ball - claimed that their time on the competition had made them much more excited about baking.
The final part of The Great Sport Relief Bake Off will air tomorrow (December 16) at 8pm on BBC Two.
