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Doctor Who relaunched in 2005 with a new Doctor and a new companion and since then, the series has delighted both new and old fans of the show.Celebrating its 58th anniversary on November 23rd, the show has had lots of companions in its history and its fair share of memorable moments and emotional departures for the beloved characters.Whether it was Rose Tyler, Bill Potts or Donna Noble, the new series has featured fan favourites that many viewers hope will make an appearance again in the future.Daily Star looks at where the companions who have joined the Doctor since the series relaunched in 2005 are now.Jenna Coleman played teacher Clara Oswald opposite both Matt Smith and Peter Capaldi's Doctors, before leaving in 2016. In the same year, she played Queen Victoria in the hit ITV series Victoria and started up a co-star romance with actor Tom Hughes, who played Prince Albert.

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Lucy Fallon lands first acting role since Coronation Street in show about lesbian couple haunted by terrifying ghost

LUCY Fallon landed her first acting role since Coronation Street in a show about a lesbian couple haunted by terrifying ghost. The actress, 24, left her role as Bethany Platt in March this year.

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Doctor Who star Pearl Mackie comes out as 'proud' bisexual woman in emotional post

Doctor Who's Pearl Mackie has come out as bisexual.

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Doctor Who's Pearl Mackie proudly comes out as bisexual in emotional Pride post

Doctor Who star Pearl Mackie has come out as bisexual after playing the BBC show's first-ever female LGBTQ+ companion. The 33-year-old actress, who played Bill Potts in 2017 alongside Peter Capaldi, has taken to social media to share a heartfelt message with her fans.Pearl took to her official Instagram account yesterday to share a series of photographs holding a heart-shaped rainbow cushion to celebrate Pride month.She penned alongside her latest snap: ""Proud to be bisexual.

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Doctor Who: Bill Potts star Pearl Mackie comes out as bisexual in touching Pride post

Doctor Who star Pearl Mackie, who is otherwise known as Bill Potts, has announced she is "proud to be bisexual and proud to be black" to celebrate this year's Pride.The actress, who starred alongside Peter Capaldi, is the first LGBTQ+ companion in the long-running series.Pearl shared a montage of photos of herself with her 95,000 Instagram followers on Monday.The BBC favourite divulged: "Proud to be bisexual. Proud to be Black."Proud of all my LGBTQ+ brothers and sisters and everyone in between," she continued."We matter.

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Doctor Who star Pearl Mackie comes out as bisexual in poignant Pride post: ‘We matter’

Doctor Who’s first-ever female LGBTQ+ companion, Bill Potts, alongside Peter Capaldi’s Time Lord in 2017.And the 33-year-old opened up about her own sexuality in an emotional post on Instagram.Sharing a collage of herself posing with a rainbow-hued heart, Pearl wrote: ‘Proud to be bisexual. Proud to be Black.‘Proud of all my LGBTQ+ brothers and sisters and everyone in between.‘We matter.

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Doctor Who star Pearl Mackie comes out as bisexual in emotional Instagram Pride post

DOCTOR Who star Pearl Mackie has come out as bisexual in an emotional Instagram Pride post. The 33-year-old actress played the BBC sci-fi show's first ever female LGBTQ+ companion, Bill Potts, in 2017 alongside Peter Capaldi.

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Rebecca Root to make 'Doctor Who' history as first trans companion

Comedian Rebecca Root is set to make TV history by becoming Doctor Who’s first transgender companion.

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Rebecca Root to make Doctor Who history as first trans companion

Rebecca Root is set to make TV history by becoming Doctor Who‘s first transgender companion.Root will portray Tania Bell, opposite former Doctors Paul McGann and Tom Baker, in the hit sci-fi show’s new Big Finish audio series Stranded.The stand-up comic insists her gender identity has nothing to do with the storyline.The show first cast a trans actress, Bethany Black, in series nine, while Bill Potts served as the series’ first openly gay companion in series 10.

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