Sounds like we’ll be hearing a lot more from this young lady.Paperback. A lot of people say why Rihanna? But why not?ĭoes she have a record deal? “I’m not allowed to say anything yet, but I am working on it.” They’re a mix between Rihanna and The Script, it’s got bits of everything, ’cos I play piano as well. “I’ve got a few cracking songs up my sleeve. While she’s happy to be in Hollyoaks for now, she has musical ambitions and hopes to release an album soon. It’s a cliffhanger whether she goes home and has all those luxuries and doesn’t get to be with Bart, or she stays with nothing.” “They’ve got no money, they’re hungry, Sinead just wants a bath and to see her friends. They eventually run out of money and have to leave the B&B, then Diane turns up and tries to take Sinead home with her. At first it’s all exciting, we go to a B&B and then obviously as time goes on it gets a lot harder.” “Diane doesn’t want us to be together, so we run away to Wales. Sinead’s about to run away from home to be with her boyfriend Bart McQueen (Jonny Clarke) after her stepmum Diane (Alex Fletcher) tells her to stop seeing him. In fact, it’s pretty much Hollyoaks 24/7 at the moment, as she’s filming her biggest storyline to date. “I definitely, 100% made the right decision, it’s Hollyoaks all the way,” she says, giggling. Now 18, she has been on the soap for just over a year and has no regrets about plumping for the part of Sinead O’Connor (named after the singer) rather than pursuing her West End dream.

I was smiling all the way, because I thought, ‘I might not have won it, but at least I’m going into Hollyoaks’,” says Davis. “By the time the Over The Rainbow final was on, I already knew I’d got the part in Hollyoaks. On top of that, she’d also been offered a role in Flashdance: The Musical – and now had to make a choice between acting on TV or singing and dancing. Just days after she bowed out with a rendition of Mr Bojangles, her agent called to say that Hollyoaks bosses wanted her to audition for a part in the C4 soap. STEPHANIE Davis couldn’t help but smile when she tuned in to watch the final of Over The Rainbow, Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s search for a Dorothy in his new production of The Wizard Of Oz.Īlthough the bubbly Liverpudlian teenager’s dreams of performing in the West End had ended when she lost out in a sing-off in the fifth week of the BBC1 show last year, her hopes of becoming an actress were very much alive.

The Boyfriend Trick by Stephie Davis