Sally St Claire: Last News

Hollyoaks bad boy Eric Foster's (Angus Castle-Doughty) days of causing chaos in the village are numbered.In upcoming scenes, a shocking display of transphobia is uncovered on school premises when cruel flyers appear with Sally St Claire's (Annie Wallace) picture on them. Despite being encouraged by Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox) to find the culprit, Sally insists on rising above it.READ MORE: Nikki Sanderson's hottest on-screen moments - stripping off, pole dancing and sex scene Meanwhile, avoiding Eric proves hard for Mason Chen-Williams (Frank Kauer) as the tension continues to build between them over Mason's decision to leave the Men’s First Page forum.

Former Hollyoaks favourite Nicole Barber-Lane is set to make an appearance on another soap later this month. It has been revealed that Nicola, who formerly played Myra McQueen on the Channel 4 soap between 2006 and 2019, will join the cast Coronation Street.The 53-year-old announced the news on her social media to excited fans that she will play the character Ange on the ITV soap.

THERE's a new villain determined to wreak havoc in Chester this week and it all begins by taking Sally St. Claire as a target. Meanwhile, Maya's death will be revisited and it could mean trouble for Ethan Williams.

Hollyoaks stars fear the soap could be axed if Channel 4 is sold off.The Government plans to flog the ­network as part of controversial plans.Annie Wallace, who plays Sally St Claire in the show, said: “Obviously there is a worry.“Channel 4 gets bought and they might decide they want to move away from drama. We just don’t know.“At the moment we are forging ahead and hopefully we will be going for years and years.

Hollyoaks favourite John Paul McQueen (James Sutton) finds himself in hospital next week as his battle with alcohol continues.He's caught red handed when his desperation reaches new levels and he steals booze from Price Slice, and passer-by Ollie Morgan (Gabriel Clark) tries to talk some sense into him.Later, John Paul vows to be a better dad to Matthew-Jesus, and asks to look after him.Sally St.

Coronation Street's Colson Smith is currently appearing in ITV's new show The Games and after making a candid confession, his co-stars have been flooding him with support.One of his co-stars has even gone as far as to call him their hero after taking on the huge challenge.The Games originally began on Channel 4 but ITV commissioned its reboot.The show seeing 12 celebs train and coach for three months to then take on the challenge of competing in Olympic-style events including weight lifting, swimming and diving.Hosted by Holly Willoughby and Freddie Flintoff, the celebs will rack up points to place in either bronze, silver or gold with a male and female winner at the end of the week.The second episode saw Colson Smith compete in Men's Freestyle where Colson admitted he had only just learnt to swim and had managed to shave 10 seconds off his previous best time.Despite coming last, viewers clamoured to congratulate the 23-year-old as he revealed he hadn't previously learnt to swim, being too self-conscious about his weight during school. Before his mammoth weight loss, Colson admitted that he would drink about five pints of fizzy drinks and had weighed 140kg before taking up running.

Hollyoaks favourite John Paul McQueen (James Sutton) gets a major wake up call next week as his battle with alcoholism continues.Whilst teaching a class, John Paul trips and falls and Charlie Dean (CharlieBehan) catches the whole thing on camera.Later, he finds Charlie and Mason Chen-Williams (Frank Kauer) laughing at the video and takes drastic action.As the camping trip approaches, Sally St Claire (Annie Wallace) has some bad news for Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox) as she takes away her role of chaperone and gives it to Olivia Bradshaw (Emily Burnett).It’s the day of the camping trip and Mason bonds with classmate Freya.Meanwhile, John Paul finds a vodka bottle in his puffer jacket. As he tries to keep it concealed, he remains visibly on edge, but will he be tempted to take a sip?As they set off, John Paul is assigned the role of designated driver, but it’s not long before the kids grow rowdier and they get lost.Tragedy strikes as John Paul’s eyes start to close and he loses control of the vehicle.As he gains consciousness, John Paul's faced by the repercussions of what he’s done whilst Olivia takes charge and rounds up the kids from the van.Panic strikes as Mason realises Freya is still in the van and stuck under all the luggage.When paramedics arrive, Olivia is nowhere to be found.

Hollyoaks actor Callum Kerr portrayed the role of PC George Kiss for 16 months.The dodgy character was a police constable who dated John Paul McQueen.John Paul and George had met when the copper was called to Hollyoaks High School, where teacher Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox) had been stabbed by a gangster.George become a key part of the investigation into the county lines drug dealing and was placed at the school in an attempt to lower the risk of dealing at the school.A few months after beginning his relationship with John Paul, George started becoming domestically violent and manipulative.PC Kiss was eventually beaten with a bookend by John-Paul's parent Sally St.Claire (Annie Wallace), in defence of Theresa McQueen (Jorgie Porter).Before joining the Channel 4 soap, Callum, 27, appeared in Doctors, Armchair Detectives, Four Weddings and a Funeral and Zomboat!His first acting appearance was in 2017 in Robbie Williams' music video for 'Mixed Signals'.As John Paul turns to booze to get over the loss of George, Daily Star has taken look into Callum's life since leaving Hollyoaks village.When the McQueen family became suspicious that John Paul and George's relationship was not as happy as it seemed on the surface, George attempted to convince people that John Paul was abusing him.However, John Paul revealed bruising and combined with the memory of past injuries they had seen John Paul sustain, the family realised that George was abusing John Paul.George planned to leave the village, but was confronted by Theresa McQueen.As he lunged for Theresa, Sally St.

Hollyoaks newcomer Emily Burnett has definitely made her mark on the village since joining the show as Olivia Bradshaw last year.The 24-year-old Welsh actress joined the cast of the Channel 4 soap last year as Prince McQueen's fiancée and Hollyoaks High teacher.In upcoming scenes, Olivia is fed up with always being outshined by Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox) so she gets an idea,.Later, Sally St.Claire (Annie Wallace) confronts Nancy after finding a note in the ask it basket, accusing her of meddling in the sex education programme.Nancy knows exactly who’s behind the note, but has it got anything to do with Olivia?Fans will have to wait to see if the pair will ever become friends.Away from the cameras, Emily leads a less dramatic lifestyle.The TV star shot to fame over a decade ago and has remained on our screens ever since.As Olivia is set to take centre stage in upcoming Hollyoaks scenes, Daily Star has taken a sneak peek into Emily's life.Emily appeared in an episode of CBBC show The Sparicle Mystery back in 2011.The series follows a group of 10 children within modern Britain, where an experiment at a Large Hadron Collider-like facility, the Sparticle Project, goes wrong, sending anybody aged 15 and over into a parallel dimension at exactly 11:11 am. She made her professional stage debut in a production of Love is the Revolution at the Soho Theatre.A year later, she starred in a production titled Beacons.In 2017, Burnett was cast in the CBBC series The Dumping Ground as Charlie Morris.

Hollyoaks star Annie Wallace has opened up about the struggles many of the LGBTQ+ community faced while the country was in lockdown. Annie shot to fame in 2015 when she joined the cast of Hollyoaks as Sally St.

Hollyoaks actress Annie Wallace has candidly reflected on her experience inspiring soap's first-ever transgender character - Coronation Street's Hayley Cropper. The character, played by Julie Hesmondhalgh, was initially created by Corrie writers, with Annie being brought in later to advise them on storylines based on incidents that happened in her own life.

Hollyoaks star Annie Wallace has teased what the future holds for Sally St Claire, following the reveal that she killed PC George Kiss.

Hollyoaks fans were stunned as they finally learned who killed PC George Kiss during Wednesday's E4 episode of the Channel 4 soap.

Hollyoaks star Annie Wallace has revealed that there are "still secrets to be kept" despite Sally St Claire finally confessing to being PC George Kiss' mystery killer.The corrupt copper was brutally murdered in dramatic scenes which aired last month, and fans have since been eagerly waiting to find out who bumped him off.After weeks of speculation, it was finally confirmed that Hollyoaks High headteacher Sally was responsible for George's death during Wednesday's first-look episode.Viewers were originally led to believe that Theresa McQueen (Jorgie Porter) had committed the crime after she confessed to killing the policeman to Goldie (Chelsee Healey).Nearby, John Paul McQueen (James Sutton), who had been previously been arrested for the

Hollyoaks have confirmed that either John Paul McQueen (James Sutton) , Theresa McQueen (Jorgie Porter) or Sally St.Claire (Annie Wallace) are responsible for killing evil PC George Kiss in a brand-new picture.The murder mystery kicked off last month when George (Callum Kerr) was bumped off by an unknown culprit after his abusive behaviour was revealed to all.

Hollyoaks viewers were left speechless during Tuesday's first-look episode on E4 at hunky copper George Kiss (Callum Kerr) stripped completely naked for a racy scene with boyfriend John Paul McQueen (Jame Sutton).John Paul lied his way out of helping Sally St Claire (Annie Wallace) with a school art project so that he can spend the evening with George. He and Courtney Campbell (Amy Conachan) enjoyed a boozy lunch with George instead of assisting at the school, but they were caught red-handed by an angry Sally.

HOLLYOAKS fans are on the side of love as John Paul McQueen tries to win back PC George Kiss tonight. John Paul (James Sutton) was devastated last week when PC Kiss (Callum Kerr) ended things between them.

Hollyoaks viewers were left gobsmacked at the end of 2019 when the Channel 4 soap skipped forward an entire year and gave viewers a sneak peak into the future.