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Hollywood career but she has not forgotten where she started.The actress has been confirmed by Neighbours to be returning to the show for its final episode next week.Margot played Donna Freedman on the Channel 5 soap from 2008 until 2011.She will be returning for the finale along with Delta Goodrem, Jesse Spencer, Holly Valance, Carla Bonner, Natalie Imbruglia and Kym Valentine, who all started on the show.There will also be an appearance from Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue, to mark the end of the show which has aired for 37 years.A source said: "Everyone working on the soap was determined that Neighbours would end on a real high and when they reached out to Margot she said 'yes' straight away."There was no way she wasn't going to be a part of the historic big finale as she's always spoken so fondly about her time on the soap and how it helped to launch her movie career."Sadly, she couldn't get to Australia for filming but recorded a special clip that will be shown in the big finale", the source concluded to The Sun.Neighbours also took to their Twitter to make the big announcement last night.Along with their old head shots, Neighbours penned: "Surprise! You didn’t think we were done did you?!"We’re thrilled to share that Margot Robbie, Jesse Spencer, Delta Goodrem, Kym Valentine and Carla Bonner will all make an appearance in our finale!"Many social media users rushed to the comments to share their excitement over the huge announcement.PhilippaMiss said: "Donna is my favourite character of all time!"Katos1981 added: "And I'm crying again.

Margot Robbie has been confirmed as one of the former soap stars returning to Ramsay Street for the Aussie soap Neighbours finale. The show announced the Barbie star, 32, will return to her roots on the once hugely popular soap to resume her role for the grand finale, 10 years after she left and headed to Hollywood.The news was revealed in a post from the show’s official UK Twitter account on Saturday 23 July, with the Suicide Squad star coming back to Ramsay Street for the final episode of the long-running Australian soap.

It’s official, Neighbours fans will bid goodbye to Ramsay Street for the final time on Friday July 29th, as Channel 5 airs the last ever episode of the popular Aussie soap. The iconic show that treated us to swoon worthy romances from Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue, plummeted Hollywood actor Guy Pearce to stardom and introduced the world to other celebrity favourites such as singer Delta Goodrem and House MD actor Jesse Spencer will finally bow out after more than 37 years of captivating audiences around the world.

COVID.Wheatley, who managed some of Australia’s best-selling acts including John Farnham and Delta Goodrem, died yesterday (February 1) in Melbourne.The Guardian writes that Wheatley had reportedly been seriously ill for weeks and was hospitalised after contracting COVID. Several outlets have said that Wheatley died of complications from the disease, although his cause of death hasn’t been confirmed.The Queensland-born Wheatley was bassist for the Masters Apprentices in the ’60s, playing on the hits ‘Turn Up Your Radio’ and ‘Because I Love You’.In 1975 he founded the Wheatley Organisation and became manager of Little River Band.

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Gallery: Nip and tuck mistakes! These celebrities regret getting plastic surgery (BANG Showbiz)"I actually had a flight booked for the UK - this was 2018 - but I ended up having to go to ground and go to speech therapy. I didn't have any idea when it was going to get back to normal.

Singer Delta Goodrem, 36, has revealed that she lost the ability to speak following surgery in 2018.The Australian born star suffered paralysis of a nerve in her tongue, leaving her to question her career.The soprano sensation who battled cancer as a teenager, last year shared a video to her social media pages, with many fans believing she was about to release new music.Some also believed that Delta was set to share an update on her role as a coach on The Voice Australia.However, after a clip of the singer in a garden, the screen instantly cut to black before video clips taken in 2018 showed Delta with a tube up her nose.It was revealed that she had undergone surgery to remove a salivary gland but was left unable to speak.As she attempted

The Irish Sun that his relationship with his ex-wife is the best it has ever been. He explained: "We don't speak about everyday stuff but we do work closely with anything to do with our kids, the same as most separated parents it's always about the kids.

Rita Ora has been confirmed as a coach on The Voice Australia following her breaking of coronavirus lockdown rules.

The Courier Mail on Saturday.‘I stayed at home in between going to the hospital and going to speech therapy. When you have to retreat you can retreat,’ she confessed.‘I have a really tight knit group of friends and family who have always been protective of me.

The Voice Australia star Delta Goodrem has gone public with her secret health battle.

In the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic, separation from community support structures has been one of the greatest struggles that Rainbow people have faced. It’s hard to watch the world burning, and it’s harder when you feel you’re watching it alone.However, in times like these, it’s important to remember that while we may be distant, we’re never alone.

It took something special to keep Bob Dylan’s comeback album from the crest of Australia’s albums chart. Music From The Home Front (Bloodlines/Universal) is something special.

Aspiring singer Johnny Manuel wowed the judges on The Voice Australia on Sunday (June 7) with a powerhouse take on "Home" by Diana Ross.

Viewers of “The Voice Australia” received a surprise visit from Michael Buble, courtesy of one of the show’s coaches.