Hollyoaks airs Ollie's goodbyes in exit storyline

Hollyoaks spoilers follow.

Hollyoaks has aired Gabriel Clark's final scenes as his character Ollie Morgan left the village.

In tonight's (July 7) episode, Ollie had one last round of goodbyes before catching his plane to Canada. There was someone, however, who wasn't quite ready to see him go.

"Goodbyes are hard," Brooke Hathaway (Tylan Grant) told Nancy Osborne (Jessica Fox), denying they have any residual feelings for Ollie.

"Me and Ollie were a very long time ago," they added, adamant not to go meet him.

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"Maybe saying goodbye is what Ollie needs," Nancy offered.

After their chat, Brooke reconsidered their decision and went to see a very surprised Ollie, to whom they admitted feeling conflicted.

Ollie apologised to Brooke for how he treated them when they were together, prompting them to open up about their dislike of goodbyes.

"I never got to say it to my mum. And then I did with Thierry but both hurt," they said, talking about the former couple's son.

"We made the right decision, giving him away," Ollie comforted Brooke, saying this wasn't really the end for them.

Then, the two of them hugged and said they loved each other regardless of everything they have been through.

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Later on, Ollie got to say goodbye to Cindy Cunningham (Stephanie Waring) and the rest of his family, happy to see the burger stand back in business and thriving.

Before he left, they showed him the film he couldn't finish about his dad. Ollie teared up at footage of Luke (Gary Lucy) in Mallorca, saying to the camera that "having kids is the best thing I ever did".

"I wish your dad was here to have seen this. He was so proud of you," Cindy told Ollie.

"I'm really lucky to call this place home," he finally said before hopping into a cab. "This is just until then."

Hollyoaks now streams first on All 4, with new episodes dropping each weekday morning. The show airs Mondays to Fridays at 6.30pm on Channel 4, and at 7pm on E4. Selected omnibus episodes are available via Amazon Prime Video.