Home & Away Ziggy star teases 'obstacles' in Dean plot as she talks co-star romance

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exclusively for Daily Star - and teased some bumps in the road for Ziggy and Dean.Speaking of the change-up in storylines, Sophie explained: "It’s great [to have a change].

I love working with Paddy obviously - he’s a great actor, he had a great storyline and it’s been a really great storyline to flesh out as a carer."But it’s always good to mix things up and see different sides of the character.

Ziggy, for so long, was trying to help him with his recovery and she was really out of her depth."She was trying her best, but she’s certainly not a nurse and she certainly doesn’t have any idea how to handle the physical bit of it, the emotional bit of it - for both him and her."So I think seeing her in her zone - comfortable and doing her thing, and being her own person - is really great."But Sophie warned that "no relationship is perfect".She went on: "Ziggy’s 25 now - she’s been through those really big developmental years of who she’s going to be as a woman, and now she’s having to think about her future a little bit more."Then there's the added thing of Dean being a bit older, and he also has a son.

There’s a lot of responsibility there. I think there’s going to be a lot of ebbs and flows and bumps, and everything in between."But working with her off-screen boyfriend Patrick O'Connor - who plays Dean - is a lot more stress-free, as Sophie dished on how the pair wind down together after a long day filming.Sophie explained: "It’s not weird doing a non-romantic storyline.