bowing out
Hollyoaks star confirms exit as he breaks silence on shock goodbye just a year after returning
The star penned a farewell to fans on social media
A HOLLYOAKS star has confirmed his exit as he addressed his character's shock goodbye.
This departure comes just a year after the fan favourite made a shock return.
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Charlie Clapham has again bowed out from playing Freddie Roscoe.
Taking to Instagram following his final scenes, Charlie posted: "What a ride.
"This isn’t goodbye @hollyoaksofficial just a see you soon…
Or maybe not, who knows!? Thank you for your kindness. Ciao 4 now."
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A fan commented: "What an absolute joy it’s been having you back! Good luck with your next epic adventure Charlie!"
Another shared: "Oh no and we’ll miss you on our screens."
A third shared: "I’ve always enjoyed watching Freddie roscoe shame he’s gone again great job you did @charlieclapham91 best of luck hopefully Freddie shall return one day."
While a fourth remarked: "Going to miss you! Freddie Roscoe owns my heart!"
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Viewers watched as Warren Fox (Jamie Lomas) cornered Freddie while armed with a gun.
The gangster wanted revenge after Freddie ensured a letter he'd written to Mercedes (Jennifer Metcalfe) never reached her.
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He proceeded to intimidate his love rival into writing a suicide note.
Warren also taunted Freddie by saying everyone in his life would be better off without him.
Ultimately, Freddie complied and wrote a goodbye letter to "soulmate" Mercedes - who was crushed over his apparent death.
The actor originally played Freddie from 2013 until leaving in 2017.
From Hollyoaks to Hollywood
James Corden played a caretaker in the early days of the soap.
The former American TV host doesn't have much positive to say about his time on the soap, claiming it was "hell on earth."
Since his short-lived time on the show he has gone on to bigger things including smash hit comedy Gavin and Stacey.
Rachel Shenton joined the soap as aspiring glamour model Mitzeee Minniver in 2010.
Over two years her character was sent to prison, got pregnant and had a number of romantic affairs.
Since leaving Hollyoaks she has won an Oscar for best live action short film, The Silent Child.
Rachel has also starred in White Gold and All Creatures Great and Small
Emmett J. Scanlan played gangster turned anti-hero Brendan Brady.
Emmett played the love interest of Steve Hayes, with their romance delighting fans until it turned violent.
Since his departure Emmett has appeared in Peaky Blinders, The Fall, Gangs of London and even appeared in Guardians of the Galaxy
Emma Rigby joined Hollyoaks when she was 15 as Hannah Ahsworth.
Hannah's eating disorder storyline was the first of it's kind on TV while other plots included being caught in a fire, gangland drug dealing and running away.
Since leaving the soap in 2010 Emma has gone on to star in ABCs Once Upon a Time in Wonderland as the Red Queen. Other roles include guest appearances in Death In Paradise, Ripper Street and Fresh Meat
Nico Mirallegro got his big break with Hollyoaks starring as emo Barry ‘Newt’ Newton.
Nico's main storyline in the soap was developing schizophrenia which culminated in a suicide pact.
He left the soap in 2010 and went on to star in My Mad Fat Diary, Our Girl, Rillington Place, The Ark and Common, Penance, as well as the Mike Leigh movie Peterloo and was nominated for a Bafta for his role in period drama The Village.
Ricky Whittle used Hollyoaks as a stepping stone to break America.
He played one of the soap's resident hunks, Calvin Valentine, from 2006 to 2011 - when he was killed off at his wedding.
After leaving the soap Ricky cracked America starring in teen drama The 100 and America Gods.
He also appeared in Strictly Come Dancing in 2009.
Warren Brown joined Hollyoaks in 2005 for a year as evil Andy Holt.
His stint on the show consisted of date rape storylines and a crime spree, before eventually being killed off.
After leaving Hollyoaks, Warren became a big hitter in TV playing DS Justin Ripley in Luther, as well as major roles in a number of dramas including Liar, The Responder, Homefront and Good Cop.
Wallis Day played Holly Cunningham in the soap for years before leaving.
In 2021 Wallis won the role of Batwoman in DC's series, taking over from Ruby Rose.
Earlier this year, The Sun revealed Charlie would be exiting the soap again.
A source said at the time: “Charlie has finished his stint filming.
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“He’s hugely popular and everyone’s really sad to see him go but the storyline is great and it was all planned out before his return.
“There’s going to be a big send off for Freddie as the soap ramps up for a huge summer leading to the 30th later this year.”
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