Hollyoaks star will be killed off in upcoming storyline after actress Glynis Barber confirmed exit
The actress who plays Norma Crow in the soap is currently filming her final scenes that will air in the summer.
According to The Sun gangster Norma Crow (Glynis Barber) will be murdered as part of a revenge attack in shock scenes. Viewers will last see the gang boss in the summer, when she meets her demise at the hands of a surprise character.
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Hide AdGlynis recently shared a selfie alongside two other major stars of the show Jamie Lomas and Rita Simmons the caption read: “A special day of filming with my two faves, winding up my scenes on @hollyoaksofficial.
“What a joy working with @jamielomas21, such a generous and gifted actor and who now has a special place in my heart. And reunited with @rita_simonsofficial who is literally one of my favourite people on the planet. All will be revealed in a few weeks!”
Glynis Barber made her Hollyoaks debut in 2022 but before that she starred in Casualty, EastEnders and Emmerdale.
This will be another blow to Hollyoaks after over 20 cast members have either left or been axed from the soap. The production company announced in February that the soap would be cut back from five episodes a week to just three and major cast cuts.
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Hide AdThe cast cull has been coming in thick and fast over the past few months and its left fans wondering who will be next to go?
Hollyoaks streams first online via Channel 4 weekdays from 7.30pm. Episodes then air on E4 the following day and then premiering on YouTube a week after.
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