Wedding plans are finalised but could someone from Caroline's past threaten their happiness?Īlice's enstranged brother Rowan, has installed himself at Mara making the rivalry between the two reserves more intense than ever. Sienna's got her mum and her dad, and she's also got Lewis and Tisha.Back among the lions, giraffes and elephants, love is continueing to blossom for Danny Trevanion and fellow vet Alice Collins, but will Danny have the courage to commit to her? Throughout the series the pair will face many challenges, not least the pressure of working together and Alice makes some difficuolt decisions about her future at Leopards Den.Īfter a turbulent courtship, everyone's favourite gruff Afrikaner, Anders Du Plessis, is set to marry his beloved Caroline. "So long as Sienna comes first in all of it, that's all that matters.
Lucy-Jo shares a daughter with her Corrie ex Alan Halsall, who she had a public spat with on social media after he hit out at her and her new partner Lewis on social media, saying: "You’re welcome to keep the lying cheating one and call her your own! But not my daughter."Īlan later said in an interview: "There's always going to be ups and downs with a blended family. She is now a regular on Hollyoaks as fan favourite Donna-Marie Quinn, having first joined the show in 2018. Lucy-Jo had previously played the doomed Katy Harris on Coronation Street, and after Wild At Heart she appeared in Doctors, winning a British Soap Award as Villain of the Year. He has a son Kirk, from an affair he had with a woman he met while deployed as a soldier in his twenties, and a granddaughter Amber. He has poor hygiene and drinks to excess but that doesn't stop Caroline, Sarah's mother, from falling in love with him. Danny's daughter arrived at Leopard's Den as a disgruntled teen, but eventually helped run the place. Amanda Holden, who has transitioned to reality TV, portrayed Sarah before her characters tragic death at the end of series 3. Anders Du Plessis, or 'Dup' for short, is a gruff Afrikaner with a big heart.
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