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Gallery: ‘I wouldn't wish my childhood on anyone’: Celebs who still struggle with their parents' divorce (BANG Showbiz)"I tried to speak but couldn't. 'It wouldn't be cool if anything was found on you by the medics,' he whispered. " Jason revealed he was given the once over by doctors but later discharged himself and returned to the party.

Kylie Minogue has described her return to the Neighbours set as "emotional" after filming scenes for the show's finale. The pop superstar, 54, quickly rose to fame after starring in the Australian soap in 1986. She told Sky News that although she had acted before appearing in the show it had been her "big break" and played a special role in her career.

The lights went out for the last time on Ramsay Street yesterday, as the very final scene of Australian soap Neighbours was put in the can.

Neighbours is coming to an end after 37 years on screens across the UK and Australia. It comes after Channel 5 made the decision to stop airing the programme, instead focusing on UK content.

Neighbours’ fans got the devastating news in March that the Australian soap was coming to an end. Before it finishes, many of the classic stars are returning, including Guy Pearce, Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan.

Neighbours' final scene has been revealed – and it will include two of the soap's biggest stars. Fans are going to have to say farewell to the Channel 5 soap, which is ending this August after more than three decades on air, and the soap's writers intend to do so in spectacular fashion.The Australian soap is going to end on an emotional note, featuring arguably the show's most famous couple; Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan.The two will be returning for a special episode to finish off the soap, which was given the axe earlier this year after Channel 5 pulled out funding the programme, with another a broadcaster not coming forward to take over the show.

READ MORE: Meghan's hairdresser opens up on what Archie and Lilibet are likeHe and Charlotte sat in between William and Kate in the front row of the royal box. The youngsters stayed up late to make a surprise appearance at the two-and-a-half-hour event. There was a patriotic display from the Cambridges, with Kate in white, Charlotte in red, and William and George in blue outfits.

Guy Pearce is the latest big name to be returning to his soap alma mater of Ramsay Street, with the Memento star joining the cast for the grand finale of Australian soap Neighbours.

Walton and is well-known for her chart topping hits and for representing the UK in 1993's Eurovision Song Contest. The now 51-year-old, originally from Skelmersdale, was a known talent from a young age. Shortly after leaving school, she made appearances on some of TV's biggest shows, before launching her music career.

Neighbours in the final series of the long-running Australian soap.The 54-year-old played Mike Young in the show from 1986 to 1989, with storylines on Ramsay Street exploring the implications of domestic abuse, student-teacher relationships and dealing with loss of loved ones.Since leaving Neighbours, Pearce has had many major roles in films including LA Confidential, Memento and Oscar-winning feature The King’s Speech. He recently played Richard Ryan in the award-winning drama Mare Of Easttown.Guy is now set to complete a comeback on the show as it ends after 33 years, joining a list of actors returning to celebrate 37 years of Neighbours including Kylie Minogue (Charlene Robinson), Jason Donovan (Scott Robinson), ter O’Brien (Shane Ramsay), Mark Little (Joe Mangel) and Olympia Valance (Paige Smith),Pearce said: “It is very exciting and surreal at the same time being back on set again, however it feels like coming home."It’s where it all started for me professionally.

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Kylie Minogue has lifted the lid on her “emotional” return to Neighbours as fans prepare to wave goodbye to the soap for good. The Aussie singer shot to fame for her role as Charlene Robinson on the soap in the 1980s, with the popular blonde set to reprise her role alongside co-star Jason Donovan as the show bows out after over 30 years on our screens. Both Kylie and Jason will be making their highly anticipated return to Ramsay Street for an emotional goodbye as she show finally wraps after 38 years.

Peter Andre displayed his epic transformation as he recently starred in a hot-grossing West End musical.On Monday night (May 16) Peter, 49, took centre stage at London’s Dominion Theatre following another performance in Grease: The Musical.The singer made his debut in the West End musical as Vince Fontaine earlier this month, starring alongside Jason Donovan to Dame Arlene Phillips’s choreography.The father-of-four looked rather suave as he donned an awesome quiff while rocking a very punk leather look.Looking straight out of the ’70s, the TV star partnered his dapper jacket with a white tee and matching black trousers and shoes.Channelling his inner John Travolta, Peter accessorised the look with the infamous comb as he can be seen styling his epic quiff.In the new West End production, the 70s musical takes on a modern twist with its diverse cast, same-sex dance couples and a brunette Sandy.Peter recently slammed social media trolls making “racist and “remarks” towards him and his fellow cast members following the show's debut.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here.Captioning the post, the Mysterious Girl singer wrote: “It baffles me that we still live in a world like this. I had some ignorant person on my Twitter blurting out racism and homophobia.“I wanted to say so much back but you can’t always change a narrow minded person’s ways.“This kind of thing is not welcome in my or my family's life.

Neighbours is preparing to make its untimely exit after almost 40 years on our screens, the beloved soap that helped launch the careers of some of today’s biggest stars including actress Margot Robbie, pop star Kylie Minogue and singer Jason Donovan.The show has been on air for 37 years but recently Channel 5 has decided to part ways with the Australian drama, leaving them with no broadcaster for the UK.As a result, the show is gearing up for its final episode, which will be aired in summer 2022.Throughout its near four decade run, the Neighbours brand has seen many unusual branches due to its popularity, including a spin-off series about teenage students and a questionable 8-bit video game.Read on to check out some of the show’s wackiest money makers.Probably the more unconventional concept of the franchise, the Neighbours game featured a whole host of familiar faces as you try to beat your opponent.The player takes on the role of Scott Robinson, who was Jason Donovan’s character, as he speeds around Ramsay Street, the pub, cafe and Erinsborough High School.Of course, it's not as simple as it seems.Any number of obstacles aim to throw you off course, such as emus, kangaroos, cars in traffic, the show’s favourite pooch Bouncer and former resident Mrs Mangle.Scott is joined by Charlene, played by Kylie Minogue, and some other recognisable characters as he tries to make his way round the course to collect Grundy diamonds.Prior to the video game’s inevitable popularity, a much more analogue way of bringing the characters to life was on the shelves.The Neighbours Game, created in 1987, featured a board similar to the one found in Monopoly, with different colours and icons that had their own meanings.Players simply pulled a

Peter Andre beamed as he made his way out of the theatre on Thursday, in the wake of his emotional Instagram post about quotes attributed to Rebekah Vardy, which called his manhood a "miniature chipolata".The 49 year old dad-of-four, who once had a romantic tryst with the now-footballer's wife, was painfully reminded of an interview labelling him "the worst lover" when it was brought up by a lawyer in the Wagatha Christie libel trial. After addressing the comments on his social media and apologising to his wife Emily Andre, 32, the Mysterious Girl singer seemed to have had a weight lifted off his chest when he appeared outside London's Dominion Theatre on Thursday night.The star, whose friend Lizzie Cundy, 52, recently shared her support for him on Twitter, grinned as he agreed to sign autographs for excited fans following his performance in Grease The Musical.

Neighbours fans are into the final few weeks of the show as it draws to a close after an impressive 37 years on our screens.The iconic family drama based in the Australian suburbs on Ramsay Street has seen hundreds of characters come and go through the years keeping fans hooked over generations.One key family throughout the course of the soap has been the Robinsons, who were the main focus of the show when it kicked off in 1985.Following the news that Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan will reprise their roles as as Charlene Mitchell and Scott Robinson, Daily Star take a look at where the most iconic members of the Robinson family are now.The iconic head of the Robinson clan Jim was the original Ramsay Street dad and an original cast member from the very first episode in 1985.Actor Alan Dale departed the role in 1993 after he fell out with show producers over pay rates for the cast.Since then he has landed countless big-name roles in America including in The OC, Ugly Betty, Lost, Star Trek: Nemesis, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.In 2007 Amazon named Alan as the Neighbours cast member they had sold the most DVDs of films and television shows featuring.Jim's son Paul rapidly became the head of the family as the years wore on with actor Stefan Dennis the only original cast member who is still starring in the show.His original was run from 1985 to 2003 but he swiftly returned to the show in 2004 and has been on Ramsay Street ever since.Stefan called his hiatus "a mistake" as he departed the show to pursue other jobs before eventually finding his way back.In his time away he starred in Glasgow based soap River City in the UK.One of the most globally recognised faces ever

Peter Andre has slammed social media trolls making ‘racist and homophobic’ remarks towards him and his fellow cast members from the new stage production of Grease.The singer made his debut in the West End musical as Vince Fontaine earlier this month, starring alongside Jason Donovan to Dame Arlene Phillips’s choreography.Following hateful comments by an ‘ignorant person’ on Twitter, the reality star shared a statement on Instagram, hitting out at the ‘narrow-minded person’s ways’.The statement, from the producers of the production, highlighted the ‘diversity’ of the cast, adding that the people making the hateful remarks ‘are not welcome’, and that ‘the producers stand with [the] cast against racism and all forms of prejudice.’Captioning the post, the Mysterious Girl singer wrote: ‘It baffles me that we still live in a world like this. I had some ignorant person on my Twitter blurting out racism and homophobia. ‘I wanted to say so much back but you can’t always change a narrow minded person’s ways. ‘This kind of thing is not welcome in my or my families life.

Neighbours has confirmed that a whopping 23 ex-cast members will return to the show for a month-long celebration. Ahead of the iconic soap's final episode (number 8,903) on Monday, August 1, former Ramsay Street residents from across four decades will pop in to Erinsborough to give fans a blast of nostalgia.

Neighbours might be ending, but the legacy of the long-running soap lives on thanks to all the epic careers it helped to kick-start. Show bosses announced in March that the iconic Australian show is being axed after 37 years on the air, with the final episode set to be filmed in June.The soap, which began in 1986, has been a breeding ground for acting and singing talent, with many residents of the fictional suburb of Erinsborough going on to make it big in the world of Hollywood and pop music.

It looks like Neighbours fans are in for a treat as favourites Kylie Minogue and Jason Donovan are reported to be coming back to Ramsey Street for the show's finale. The news comes after the announcement in March that the Australian soap opera will be axed this summer after running for 37 years.The pair played the beloved couple of Scott and Charlene Robinson over 30 years ago on the show and are still a firm favourite with Neighbours fans.

Neighbours fans are excited for the return of pop pin-up Kylie Minogue to the soap's final episode - more than 34 years since the star left the programme.Since her Erinsborough departure alongside fellow pop star Jason Donovan, Kylie has flaunted some seriously sexy looks both on the red carpet and onstage.She is not the only former Neighbours star to set the world alight with her hot looks either, with fellow cast members including Holly Valance and Margot Robbie turning up the heat in a number of stunning outfits too.Following the news of Kylie's return as Charlene Robinson, Daily Star takes a look at some of the original Neighbours' casts hottest looks ever.Pop princess Kylie Minogue became one of Neighbours' biggest stars after appearing as mechanic Charlene between 1986-1988 - and her looks have continued to dazzle fans across the world ever since.One of her hottest outfits was during her Kiss Me Once tour, when the singer strutted across the stage in a red mini dress, which was cinched at the waist to show off her gorgeous curves.Kylie later turned up the heat when she wrapped herself around a pole on the stage, parading her endless legs and killer red heels - as well as her peachy bum - in one of the star's sexiest looks to date.Kimberley Davies became an instant pin-up when she arrived in Erinsborough in 1993 as Annalise Hartman, appearing on the front covers of magazines such as Vogue and in a lingerie shoot for FHM Magazine.In 2005, over nine years since she left Neighbours, she arrived at the 47th Annual TV Week Logie Awards in a jaw dropping white gown, complete with thigh high split that showed off her toned pins.The blonde bombshell looked incredible as she finished the look with red lipstick, her gorgeous