The cast of Neighbours take to the TV WEEK Logies red carpet one last time!

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It’s official, Neighbours fans will bid goodbye to Ramsay Street for the final time on Friday July 29th, as Channel 5 airs the last ever episode of the popular Aussie soap. The iconic show that treated us to swoon worthy romances from Jason Donovan and Kylie Minogue, plummeted Hollywood actor Guy Pearce to stardom and introduced the world to other celebrity favourites such as singer Delta Goodrem and House MD actor Jesse Spencer will finally bow out after more than 37 years of captivating audiences around the world.

Trigger warning: This article mentions suicide.Rob Mills might have been killed off Neighbours in 2020, but that hasn’t kept him from being involved in the show’s final days.WATCH BELOW: Behind the scenes Finn Kelly's Neighbours deathThe beloved Aussie soap was cancelled in March after its British network decided to remove the show from its line-up, taking a fair chunk of funding with it.It seems Rob was part of the blow-out finale, which is seeing the likes of Kylie Minogue, Jason Donovan, and Guy Pearce return to Melbourne to reprise their roles one last time.“My shoot was out on Ramsay Street,” he tells WHO.“It was the last day they were ever going to shoot on Pin Oak Court, or Ramsay Street. It was quite emotional … I took so many photos.“It was great, they had Scotty Major directing, and he’s an incredible director and also an actor who’s come up through Neighbours … it was great to have him at the helm,” Rob revealed.Rob's character Finn Kelly was killed off in 2020.“I’ve never seen that many people on set – the call sheet was like hundreds of people long.“I think even the EP got himself a gig as the ice cream guy, which I thought was kind of cool,” he laughed.“It was a really beautiful day.

Actor, model and socialite Christian Wilkins, son of entertainment guru Richard Wilkins and his ex-partner Michelle Burke, stunned the red carpet wearing a backless gown at the Logies red carpet on Sunday. The annual Logie Awards is Australian television’s biggest night celebrating locally-produced programs, television, actors, and show-runners that the public know and love. Wilkins was a fan favourite at the entrance as he posed on the the red carpet in a sheer backless dress, beach blonde hair down and showing off a long pearl look at the collarbone. Wilkins finished the look with chunky black boots, turning heads as he walked down the carpet. A stylist and model who has previously worked at Channel Nine HQ, Wilkins has hosted a podcast called Radical Fashionism with friend Andrew Kelly, which was nominated for Best Original Podcast at the Australian Commercial Radio Awards in 2019.The social media influencer shared a TikTok in a quick before and after video which showed the transition of his outfit from pre-Logies to Logie-ready. Wilkins came out in a March 2018 issue of Cosmopolitan.

TV WEEK Logie Awards. WATCH BELOW: Nominees for the 2022 TV WEEK Gold LogieAustralia’s television industry awards night was cancelled the last two years due to COVID-19 interruptions, which constantly had parts of the country plunged into lockdown.Filming and sets had to adapt and change very quickly, and now, we finally get to celebrate all the hard work the industry put into continuing to create our favourite shows during these tough times.While we’re keen to see the awards themselves, nothing beats the excitement of a red carpet, especially when we’ve been waiting for so long to see these glamorous looks turned out.Here are some of the best looks tonight has had to offer!Sonia KrugerGold Logie nominee Sonia Kruger rocked a sparkly, feathery number with white and gold tones.Anna HeinrichFormer Bachelor winner and SAS Australia participant, Anna joined the likes of Ant Middleton, Simone Holtznagel and her husband, Tim Robards, on the red carpet.Ella DingCelebrating the most recent season of Married at First Sight, Ella took to the red carpet with her fellow cast and good friends, Domenica Calarco, Jack Millar, Brent Vitiello, Selina Chaurr, Al Perkins and Dion Gianerelli.Beau Ryan and Kara OrellHost of The Amazing Race, Beau Ryan, brought wife Kara to the red carpet tonight!Julia MorrisAnother Gold Logie nominee! Julia is up for her work hosting and presenting I'm A Celebrity ...

TV WEEK Logie Awards are finally back for the first time since 2017 and celebrity stylist Lana Wilkinson is so excited for the red carpet even she admits it’s “cheesy”.WATCH: Sophie Monk takes fans behind the scenes of a Logies commercialSpeaking exclusively to WHO, she says the fashion this year is going to be all about Old Hollywood glamour.“Everybody’s making a splash. People don’t want to just show up, they want to show up,” Lana says.“I think the real over the top glamour is what we're going to see.

Kylie Minogue has described her return to the Neighbours set as "emotional" after filming scenes for the show's finale. The pop superstar, 54, quickly rose to fame after starring in the Australian soap in 1986. She told Sky News that although she had acted before appearing in the show it had been her "big break" and played a special role in her career.

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The lights went out for the last time on Ramsay Street yesterday, as the very final scene of Australian soap Neighbours was put in the can.

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Neighbours star Stefan Dennis says he “surprised himself” when he became emotional on the last day of filming the long-running Australian soap.The actor, who played the villainous Paul Robinson, said it was “a melancholy day” as he looked back at his experiences from the past 37 years, including run-ins with the Royal Family.The soap first aired in 1985 and follows the lives of those living and working in the fictional Melbourne suburb of Erinsborough, with Dennis joining the show as one of the original cast members. Speaking on the Australian breakfast programme Studio 10, Dennis said he had had to keep a “very low profile” on the last day, in order to avoid becoming “an absolute mess”.