Luke Van-Os: Last News

Home And Away's Xander Delaney has set pulses racing since he arrived in Summer Bay.The hunky character made his debut on the show on Wednesday (May 4) as he turned up to seek out his half-sister Jasmine Delaney.Actor Luke Van Os has joined the cast alongside fellow new co-star Kirsty Marillier who has taken up the role of sibling Rose Delaney.The pair have been seen turning up to get to know their estranged sister after their father passed away and they found out she existed via a will reading.In real life, Luke's family life isn't quite so complicated - but it is still pretty exciting thanks to his very famous cousins.Luke, 25, is no stranger to famous faces thanks to his cousins who just happen to be Hollywood stars Chris and Liam Hemsworth.The actors are linked through Luke's dad Robert whose sister Leonie is Chris and Liam's mum.Chris kick-started his own career with a stint starring on Home And Away as Kim Hyde between 2004-2007.Luke has previously explained how the pair have supported him in his dream of being an actor and provided some sage advice.He said: "Chris is in LA, but he watched my interviews on The Morning Show and Sunrise. I spoke to him right before because I was so nervous."He also explained how Chris is excited for him to follow in his footsteps with the soap role.He added: "He loves it.

Home And Away fans have been enjoying the presence of latest arrival to Summer Bay, Rose Delaney, for a few weeks now.The pretty police officer - played by Kirsty Marillier - is the sister of fellow newcomer Xander Delaney, who is brought to life by former Summer Bay regular and Hollywood star Chris Hemsworth's cousin Luke Van Os, and current character Jasmine Delaney.Kirsty, 32, has made her way to the Bay after carving out her acting career with some enviable roles over the years as she prepared for her stint in soapland.The South African born star is now frequenting screens as Rose but she has applied her skills to different avenues over the years.Kirsty isn't just a force to be reckoned with in the acting department, she's also an award-winning playwright with two of her own works from the Emerging Writers Group at the Sydney Theatre Company currently in production.Her debut effort, Orange Thrower, will get its stage debut in 2022 thanks to the combined resources of the Griffin Theatre Company and the National Theatre Of Paramatta.Kirsty had huge success appearing in the theatre adaptation of Harry Potter and The Cursed Child at Sydney's Griffin Theatre.She previously admitted that taking the part helped her work on her own scripts for her upcoming productions.She said: "A large chunk of writing time took place in my dressing room while playing understudy roles in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child over in Melbourne."The stability of this job meant I was able to write without stress, without time constraints or deadlines.