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Hollyoaks.Scarlett first arrived in the village in 2018, but following Luke's death, her return shakes up the residents as she drops a shock revelation.What will this mean for Cindy Cunningham? And what truths will be revealed?READ NEXT: Pop icon Chesney Hawkes says 'never say never' to soap role after fun Hollyoaks cameoSusie Amy's return to Hollyoaks as Scarlett Morgan is sure to delight TV fans, with the actress already a TV fan favourite following her appearance in Footballer's Wives.Along with appearances in rival soap, a famous partner and becoming a lad's mag pin-up, Daily Star takes a look at Susie's Amy's life away from Hollyoaks.Although Susie Amy delighted fans as Scarlett Morgan in Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks in 2018, the star rose to fame in another famous TV programme.From 2002 until 2004, Susie played Chardonnay Lane-Pascoe in the iconic ITV drama Footballers Wives - playing wife to another former Hollyoaks star Gary Lucy, who played Kyle Pascoe.After leaving Footballers Wives, she also landed a role in rival soap Coronation Street for three episodes as Lindsay Gordon in 2007.That's not all, as she also appeared in hit TV series including Echo Beach, Moving Wallpaper, Doctors, Casualty and Death in Paradise.After making her Hollyoaks debut in 2018, Susie was reunited her Footballers Wives on-screen husband Gary Lucy - who also played her estranged husband Luke Morgan in the Channel 4 soap.Susie is also preparing to make her return to the soap following Luke Morgan's death in Hollyoaks earlier this year.Away from the soaps, she was also a contestant on Celebrity Come Dine With Me Christmas Special in 2010, as well as appearing as a judge during the Dancing On Ice Tour.That's not all, as she also recently

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan, 56, took to Twitter today to praise actress Dame Joanna , 75, and to call on people to have more “mental resilience”. Many Twitter users were quick to decry both celebrities' stance on the subject, while some agreed that there was some logic to it. This morning Piers Morgan shared a tweet about Dame Joanna’s comments with his 7.9 million Twitter followers. The journalist retweeted GB News presenter Isabel Oakeshott, 47, who had shared her interview speaking to Joanna Lumley about the subject with her 195, 100 followers. In the caption Isabel wrote: “‘GET OVER IT!’ Joanna Lumley's take on the rush to describe all sadness as ‘mental illness’ - listen to the full podcast on my website.”In his retweet, Piers added: “LOVE this…” with four clapping emojis. “Of course, when I’ve regularly said similar stuff, I’ve been branded a heartless monster. “Perhaps now a national treasure like Dame Joanna’s said it, people may understand it’s actually a good thing to show mental resilience & a bit of ‘stiff upper lip.’”In the video itself, Dame Joanna tried to draw the distinction between struggling with serious mental health issues and feeling sad.She said: “When somebody dies and you grieve, that’s what being a human is.