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Home and Away fans are singing praises for Ada Nicodemou's ageless beauty as the actress shared a nostalgic video from her character Leah's first scene in the Australian soap. The 46 year old actress made her debut on the show in March 2000, becoming one of the longest-serving cast members. In the throwback video, Ada reminisced about Leah's arrival in Summer Bay, where her character sought refuge after running away from her fiancé.

It’s the series finale of Home and Away, and disaster is on the horizon for Justin Morgan (James Stewart) and Leah Patterson-Baker (Ada Nicodemou).The couple are trapped in an abandoned warehouse by the Vita Nova cult, who are out for revenge. It all started when a teenager, Andrew Lawrence (Joshua Hewson), asked Justin for help to escape from a doomsday cult. Justin and Leah took Andrew in as their own before he was re-captured by the cult.

Home and Away viewers recently saw the arrival of new character Tegan to Summer Bay, claiming to be Andrew’s half sister. Tegan, played by Sophia Forrest, has made it clear about their desire to get to know Andrew better.The two have already started bonding over shared childhood trauma and fans will have to wait and see where this storyline leads... Who is Sophia Forrest? In a vastly different life from that of their Home and Away character, Sophia Forrest is the child of one of Australia’s wealthiest families.

He was one of TV's biggest Aussie soap hunks – blond curtains, a perfect tan, cute dimples and pearly white teeth. Dieter Brummer, who played Home And Away's Shane in the 1990s, seemed to have it all, as the young actor captured the hearts of everyone, including up to 8 million TV viewers in the UK. Alongside Melissa George, as Angel, the pair became a much-loved soap couple, with bad boy Shane proposing to Angel while they were still at school, much to the dismay of Summer Bay's older population.

Follow OK! on Threads here:https://www.threads.net/@ok_mag Since first launching onto TV screens back in 1989, Home and Away has become a staple viewing for audiences across the globe. With its dramatic storylines and stunning scenery in Summer Bay, perhaps it’s no surprise that the show is still going strong over three decades on. And given that it’s been going for 34 years, Home and Away has seen plenty of incredible stars come and go - one of which is Tristan Bancks, known for his role as Tug O’Neale.

In an Instagram Q&A, the Aussie star answered fans' burning questions.

Yet during our recent catch-up, Emily, 53, makes the surprise confession that: “No-one ever recognises me!

The newest resident is Rose, played by Kirsty Marillier. Theatre fans may recognise Kirsty, who has had roles in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in Melbourne, and Home, I'm Darling and The Cherry Orchard in Sydney. She also briefly appeared on Home and Away with a small appearance as Rhea in 2018.

So many paths to Hollywood began on the sunny shores of Summer Bay.

They are the dramatic courtroom scenes that have had social media hopping this week. Fair City’s trial began and will continue over the next week as the nation waits to see if Will gets what he deserves for his horrendous abuse of Cristiano.

Home and Away spoilers follow for UK viewers. Home and Away's Willow Harris faces an angry reaction from Bella Nixon on UK screens next week following her return to Summer Bay.

WHO Magazine, actress-turned-radio star Kate Ritchie hinted she may return to Summer Bay.  The actress reflected on her time on the popular Channel 7 show, and said she will always be attached to Sally.

After his original character, Evan was killed off, Cameron came back to in a shock twist as Evan’s secret twin brother Owen.

Nick Mcglashan was one of the stars of Discovery’s reality TV series “Deadliest Catch.”On “Deadliest Catch,” Discovery spotlights crab fishermen working in the Bering Sea, a dangerous job in a cold and punishing environment. Mcglashan was featured on the show for seven years, beginning in 2013.

Amazon Prime is set to reboot the beloved series with most of the original stars as Back To The Rafters but have you ever wondered what the cast members have been up to since the cameras stopped rolling inside the Rafters household?

Nick McGlashan, a seventh-generation fisherman who appeared on 80 episodes of Discovery’s Deadliest Catch since 2013, has died, according to TMZ. McGlashan died Sunday in Nashville at the age of 33. No cause of death was given.

Since his days as Constable Evan Jones, working alongside much-loved stars Lisa McCune and John Wood, Ditch has displayed his acting chops in everything from Underbelly to 800 Words.

Outside the sandy shores of Summer Bay, many Home and Away stars past and present are wrangling kids of their own – with hopefully less drama than the iconic soap tends to deal with.

So many paths to Hollywood began on the sunny shores of Summer Bay.