Home and Away: Sophie Dillman reveals strange details in the baby story
Home and Away star Sophie Dillman reveals a strange detail in her baby story with Patrick O’Connor
Sophie Dillman plays a new mother in Home and Away.
And she revealed a little-known TV secret on Wednesday, saying yahoo lifestyle there are several different babies playing your newborn girl.
The 29-year-old actress said she had joined numerous babies because New South Wales child labor laws limit the amount of time a baby can be on a film or television set.
Home and Away star Sophie Dillman (pictured) revealed a little-known TV secret on Wednesday, telling Yahoo that there are several different babies playing her newborn girl.
Sophie has played Ziggy Astoni on Home and Away since 2017, and her real-life boyfriend Patrick O’Connor plays her on-screen partner Dean Thompson.
‘They [the children] they were very well behaved and working with babies is great because you can’t control what they are going to do,’ she said.
“I felt like the performance was great, because it was so real to have a baby crying or laughing or grabbing you… it means you’re really in the moment.”
Sophie added that she would love to have children with Patrick one day, and working with babies on the show had only strengthened that desire.
The 29-year-old actress said she had joined numerous babies because New South Wales child labor laws limit the amount of time a baby can be on a film or television set.
“Every time a baby would come on set, we’d go, ‘Oh, you’re the cutest!’ and then the next one would come and we’d say, ‘No, you’re the cutest!'” she laughed.
Sophie’s character will soon be at the center of an emotionally charged story.
While Dean and Ziggy recently became new parents, it looks like tough times are ahead for the young couple.
A trailer released last month hints that Ziggy may find it difficult to adjust to motherhood and could even suffer from postpartum depression.
Sophie has played Ziggy Astoni on Home and Away since 2017, and her real-life boyfriend Patrick O’Connor plays her on-screen partner Dean Thompson.
In one scene, Ziggy is seen staring at a baby’s crib, while in another he asks Irene, played by Lynne McGranger, for advice.
The promotion was quickly inundated with praise on social media.
“I’m so glad they’re filming real life situations with real emotional journeys that certain people go through,” commented one fan.
Home and Away continues Wednesday at 7pm on Channel Seven
While Dean and Ziggy recently became new parents, it looks like tough times are ahead for the young couple. A trailer released last month hints that Ziggy may find it difficult to adjust to motherhood and could even suffer from postpartum depression.