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Doctor Who star Billie Piper, 39, looks unrecognisable in a recent snap of her with jet black hair.The actress, who played Rose Tyler in the hit BBC sci-fi series, was most recognisable for her signature blonde locks she rocked for a significant part of her career.READ MORE: David Tennant confirmed for epic Doctor Who role reprisal after almost a decadeHowever, Billie has since switched up her appearance and opted to change her trademark look as she opted for a more grungy vibe.Taking to Instagram Stories, the star unveiled the dramatic hair transformation to her 474,000 followers.She captioned the snap “emo glow up” and tagged her hairdresser John MacPherson.It didn’t take long for die-hard fans to take to social media to share their reactions to Billie’s epic transformation.One shocked person tweeted: “Billie Piper has black hair omg, I’ve never seen her like this before”.A second surprised fan penned: “Absolutely love Billie’s new look.

Billie Piper has admitted that she is still in debt to Virgin Records.The actress and singer was signed to Innocent Records – a subsidiary of Virgin Records – in 1998, when she was 15-years-old and released her debut single ‘Because We Want To’ on the label.Speaking about the debt, which is reportedly around £9million, she told Jessie Ware‘s Table Manners podcast: “I’m still in debt to Virgin. If I ever release an album, which I won’t, I’d probably have to pay off that debt.

Heads were turned as Billie Piper debuted her new incredible hairdo on the red carpet. The former pop star attended the Royal Television Society Programme Awards 2023 on Tuesday night, where she was nominated for the Best Leading Actress accolade for I Hate Suzie Too.The 40 year old took to the blue carpet to show off her newly re-styled hairdo while sporting a form-fitting white dress. Billie's hair is now mostly black, but features red streaks throughout, including in her fringe.

It seems like everyone’s undergoing a major hair transformation right now, and actress Billie Piper is the latest celeb to go for a dramatic new chop. Billie is no stranger to a dramatic hair transformation though.The I Hate Suzie star was known for her honey blonde tresses for as long as we can remember, including during some of her most prominent roles as Dr Who’s companion Rose Tyler and Belle De Jour in Secret Diary of a Call Girl.

Neil Patrick Harris.The new Time Lord, 's Ncuti Gatwa, will likely be facing off with Harris, who has joined the series' upcoming 60th anniversary special in an undisclosed mystery role, it was announced Monday. Though details on who exactly the star is playing is being kept under wraps, Harris and executive producer Russell T. Davies hinted that the role is a villainous one.«Neil Patrick Harris, welcome to Cardiff! Playing the greatest enemy the Doctor has ever faced,» Davies all but confirmed on Instagram. «Such a great actor, such a great man, it’s an honour and a hoot.

returning to Doctor Who, Heartstopper star Yasmin Finney is joining the cast of the beloved sci-fi…as a character named Rose. Yep, you read that right. The actress, who stole (and stopped) hearts as Elle Argent in the Netflix romance, is filming scenes that are due to air in 2023 to coincide with Doctor Who’s 60th anniversary.

There’s a new Rose Tyler in town!

Sasha Urban editorYasmin Finney is joining the cast of “Doctor Who” in the role of the Doctor’s companion Rose Tyler, BBC announced Monday. Her role will debut in 2023, coinciding with the show’s 60th anniversary.“Life on ‘Doctor Who’ gets brighter and wilder, how can there be another Rose?” said “Doctor Who” showrunner Russell T. Davies in a statement.

Doctor Who is back as Jodie Whittaker’s Time Lord takes on classic villains the Sea Devils!In an Easter special, the aquatic foes return for the first time since 1984 as they bid to take over Earth.But they aren’t the only madcap monsters that have featured in the show over the years.Forget the Daleks – here, James Moore recalls the sci-fi hit’s freakiest creations, including Peter Kay as Abzorbaloff.• The Kandyman: Looking like Liquorice Allsorts mascot Bertie Bassett, this murderous robot, left, used sweets to dispatch victims. It appeared in 1988 with the seventh Doctor, Sylvester McCoy.• The Voord: Basically blokes in diving suits and helmets described as making them look like “evil Teletubbies.” When they debuted in 1964, one actor tripped over his flipper – the footage was left in.What was your favourite Doctor Who villain? Have your say below• Scribble Creature: Tenth Doctor David Tennant and Rose Tyler, played by Billie Piper, encountered an aggressive drawing that came to life – the product of an alien-possessed child.• The Quarks: These crazy cuboid robots from 1968 were played by three schoolboys and made giggling noises before running out of power.• Alpha Centauri: This one-eyed oversized green bug has a puzzling gender and squeaky voice.

Doctor Who relaunched in 2005 with a new Doctor and a new companion and since then, the series has delighted both new and old fans of the show.Celebrating its 58th anniversary on November 23rd, the show has had lots of companions in its history and its fair share of memorable moments and emotional departures for the beloved characters.Whether it was Rose Tyler, Bill Potts or Donna Noble, the new series has featured fan favourites that many viewers hope will make an appearance again in the future.Daily Star looks at where the companions who have joined the Doctor since the series relaunched in 2005 are now.Jenna Coleman played teacher Clara Oswald opposite both Matt Smith and Peter Capaldi's Doctors, before leaving in 2016. In the same year, she played Queen Victoria in the hit ITV series Victoria and started up a co-star romance with actor Tom Hughes, who played Prince Albert.

Since Jodie Whittaker will be leaving her role as Doctor Who behind, rumours have been circulating that David Tennant may reprise his role as the famous doctor.

Doctor Who actor David Tennant could be returning to the role following Jodie Whittaker's departure from the series.Jodie Whittaker currently plays the 13th regeneration of the Doctor and is due to bow out from the series in a special episode that will air later this year.

Doctor Who former companion Billie Piper has hinted to fans that she would reprise her role of Rose Tyler if the circumstances are right. Billie who acted alongside both Christopher Eccleston and David Tennant's in their Time Lord role between 2005 and 2013 revealed the exciting news on her Cameo app.

Long before she was whizzing around the universe as Doctor Who's Rose Tyler or going off the rails on I Hate Suzie, Billie Piper was a bona fide, chart-topping popstar – and a record holder to boot.

Billie has three children from her marriage to Lawrence Fox and her current relationship with musician Johnny Lloyd.The I Hate Suzie actor also recently opened up about her exit from Doctor Who, admitting she felt “really uncomfortable”.Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs, she explained how she struggled with fame.She said: “It made me really famous again in that sort of mainstream fame way that I find really uncomfortable.”Billie also admitted how she was not comfortable with being a role model, which contributed to her leaving the BBC series.The actor added: “I was just at the beginning of my acting career.“As much as I love that show, I love Rose Tyler, Russell T Davies and all the people that I continue to have a relationship

BILLIE Piper has admitted she quit Doctor Who after becoming uncomfortable with the idea of being considered a role model.  The actress became a firm favourite in the Whoniverse thanks to her star turn as companion Rose Tyler, who joined Chrisopher Eccelston’s Nine and David Tennant’s Ten on their journey through time and space.  It came after years of being known as a successful teen popstar, breaking records with her hits including Because We Want To and Honey To The Bee.  Leaving the sci-fi series as a regular in 2006, she has since returned for guest spots in 2008, 2010 and 2013, marking landmark moments in the Doctor Who world.  Explaining why she decided to leave, Billie told BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs: “It made me really

BBC’s Doctor Who, alongside stars including Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, Noel Clarke and John Barrowman. The I Hate Suzie actress spoke out as she addressed the reason behind why she had left the show back in 2006.The actress starred as Rose Tyler in the sci-fi series when it was rebooted between 2005 and 2006. She came back to the show in 2008, 2010 and 2013, but she “didn’t like the responsibility” that came with the role. Speaking to Lauren Laverne on BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs, the singer and actress said she “didn’t know that it would be successful”.She explained: “It made me really famous again in that sort of mainstream fame way that I find really uncomfortable.”Opening up on why she had left it 15 years ago, Billie

Billie Piper is arguably best known for playing Rose Tyler in Doctor Who between 2005 and 2006 and has since become a well-loved character of the long-running series.