Who is Hollyoaks newcomer Lacey Lloyd?
Lacey is determined to get a job at Dee Valley Law. Will James hire her?
Hollyoaks will soon welcome new character Lacey Lloyd as part of a new storyline for 2023.
Played by Annabelle Davis, Lacey arrives to Chester with her childhood best friend Rayne (Neighbours' Jemma Donovan).
Lacey is a career-focused paralegal coming to the village for a job interview with James Nightingale (Gregory Finnegan) at Dee Valley Law. Will she get her dream gig?
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Who is Hollyoaks newcomer Lacey Lloyd?
A Hollyoaks trailer has given fans insight into what's in store for Lacey and other characters in the New Year.
Passionate about her job, Lacey wants to become a solicitor to help others as she tells James during their one-on-one. The lawyer, however, reacts coldly and doesn't seem too impressed with her overly optimistic attitude.
Lacey is discouraged after the interview and thinks she blew her chance.
Meanwhile, she and Rayne will move into a shared house with Prince McQueen (Malique Thompson-Dwyer), Nadira Valli (Ashling O'Shea) and Romeo Nightingale (I'm a Celebrity runner-up Owen Warner).
Who plays Lacey Lloyd on Hollyoaks?
Lacey is portrayed by Annabelle Davis, an actress seen on CBBC series The Dumping Ground and on Disney Plus's Willow.
She also had minor roles in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2, and Star Wars: The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi.
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