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Express.co.uk: “I think one of the things we wanted to do as a family is to show the impact of bullying on the whole family.“So Talia, our child who is 18-years-old and is in Hollyoaks, they were really badly bullied to the point where it made them mentally ill.”The vocal coach went on to explain that Talia was unable to escape the bullies, as they continued to target them online when they were in hospital.Carrie added: “And even when they were in hospital, they were still being bullied and we tried to get the school to do something and they really did so very little that we thought this has to be a multi-pronged attack.“So to come at bullying, you have to come as parents and talk to your children about what it looks like to be actively

THE cast of Fame Academy looked unrecognisable as they reunited a whopping 20 years after the show. Taking to social media David Sneddon, who won the first ever series of the BBC One music competition, posted some group snaps.

REMEMBER sitting on the sofa on a Friday night watching Fame Academy as a bunch of talented singers battled it out on stage? Well the 2002 show may have only lasted for two series but where exactly are the stars from the short-lived favourite now? While the ITV equivalent Pop Idol, was led by Simon Cowell and his bunch of harsh critics, BBC's Fame Academy saw the smiley Cat Deeley and Patrick Kielty take on hosting duties. The participants would live together Big Brother style while being given training sessions by vocal coaches Carrie and David Grant.

Hollyoaks star Talia Grant has changed their name to Tylan after coming out as non-binary.The talented youngster, who plays Brooke Hathaway in the Channel 4, is the teenager of Fame Academy icons and vocal coaches Carrie and David Grant.Tylan, 19, became the first autistic star to land a role in a British TV dramaand made their first appearance in Hollyoaks village back in July 2018.Brooke is an adopted member of the Osborne family, who is also autistic.The soap star was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome in 2009, at the age of seven, and has spoken about the difficulties they faced while attending school, due to there being little awareness on the syndrome at the time.In December last year, Tylan described coming out as non-binary, a