Sam Frost hints she could return to Home and Away a year after quitting
Sam Frost has addressed rumors about his possible return to Home and Away.
The pregnant actress, 33, joined the long-running soap as Jasmine Delaney at the end of 2017, but left the show in December of last year due to mental health reasons.
She revealed in an Instagram Q&A on Thursday that many fans had been asking her lately whether or not she would be coming back to Summer Bay.
Sam Frost has addressed rumors about his possible return to Home and Away
“I think about 85 percent of the questions were about Home and Away,” he said.
‘Many people asked me if I would come back, saying they miss me. You know, all these nice positive things about Home and Away, which is really nice.
Sam hinted that she was willing to return to Home and Away once she had given birth.
‘Look, to answer your question, never say never. I don’t have anything planned right now,” she said.
She revealed in an Instagram Q&A on Thursday that many fans had been asking her lately whether or not she would be coming back to Summer Bay.
“My focus is being a mother, raising a healthy child, and yes, that is my priority right now.
‘But look, who knows what will happen in the future? Maybe Jazzy will come back one day, cause some drama, run on the beach a couple of times, do all the fun stuff.’
She then explained how much she missed the team’s positivity and how they always made her laugh.
Sam, 33, joined the long-running soap opera as Jasmine Delaney at the end of 2017, but left the show in December of last year for mental health reasons.
Sam hinted that she was willing to return to Home and Away once she had given birth.
Sam joined the cast of Home and Away as Jasmine Delaney in 2017.
In February, he spoke candidly about his decision to leave the Channel Seven soap opera.
“I quit my dream job at Home and Away to take care of my mental health,” she wrote in a blog post for her website. Believe by Sam Frost.
In February, he spoke candidly about his decision to leave the Channel Seven soap opera.
“I left my dream job at Home and Away to take care of my mental health,” Sam said at the time.
I needed to step back, go home and be with my family, and most importantly, take good care of my health and well-being.
“Now I spend my days with the people I love, doing the things I always wanted to but couldn’t because I was too busy working.”
Sam went on to list the sacrifices she had to make due to her busy filming schedule.
“I needed to take a step back, go home and be with my family, and most importantly, take good care of my health and well-being,” he added.
“I spent four and a half years being a distant friend, a distant girlfriend, a sister who couldn’t be there for the big, important moments,” she said.
‘Now, I’m making up for lost time. I’m prioritizing my health and my relationships.’
Sam also admitted to feeling anxious about her finances since quitting her job, writing: “Sometimes I wake up and panic about money, work and being able to pay my mortgage.”
“But then I remind myself of the importance of putting our mental health first and taking time to heal our mind, body and soul. The rest will fall into place.’
Sam, who began her media career as a contestant on The Bachelor in 2014, earned her first acting gig on the Channel Seven show in 2017.
At the time, some industry figures called the decision to hire an ‘unqualified’ reality star ‘disappointing’ and a ‘publicity stunt’.
One artist said it was “an insult to trained actors,” adding that she had “stolen [the role] of those who attended NIDA’.
In a statement at the time, Channel Seven defended casting Sam in a recurring role despite her lack of acting credentials.
“Sam’s audition blew us away,” the spokesperson said.
“By joining the cast of Home and Away, Sam will be in great company and is about to enjoy a wonderful time in his career.”
Sam, who began her media career as a contestant on The Bachelor in 2014, landed her first acting gig on Channel Seven in 2017.