Hollyoaks star Annie Wallace has shared some exciting career news, following her departure from the soap. The actor played Sally St Claire for nine years before leaving in September 2024 - though she returned briefly this February as part of John Paul McQueen's exit storyline.
Since then, Wallace has been relatively quiet about her career, with fans wondering when she will next appear on screen. Taking to Instagram, the star explained what she's been up to recently and shared a very special Doctor Who project that she lent her voice to.
"Hi there, Instagram folks. Just thought I'd come on and talk to you about what I'm up to at the moment, because I don't do much celebrity appearances or red carpets or things like that, but I have been busy," she said in her video. "I haven't been just sat around in the house. Although I've been doing a lot of that as well."
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Wallace shared that she has been doing some writing, audio recordings and "most importantly", looking after herself, encouraging her fans to do the same.
"Your life and the joy you have within your life is far more important. Hang onto that, enjoy it, hang out with your friends and laugh," she urged, before shifting the focus to her career and recent audio work.
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"18 months ago I recorded a Big Finish audio Doctor Who production called Fixers, and in that I played a role in a story called 'Much Ado About Racing'. You can buy that in a couple of weeks," she said.
"Fixers, the seventh Doctor adventures. And yes, I did work with Sylvester McCoy. Couldn't be more exciting. Couldn't be more excited. And it looks lovely. And it's a great story.
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"I play a space racing driver - you can't get cooler than that," she added. "And for someone like me who is deeply uncool, that was quite a privilege."
The actor went on to share a second audio drama she has been working on called The Countess, in which she plays the titular role. Wallace teased the true crime story, saying she isn't going to tell fans "anything" about it as they will need to download it and find out.
Hollyoaks airs on Mondays-Wednesdays with its Channel 4 streaming premiere at 7am, then an E4 broadcast the same night at 7pm. Full episodes are also released on YouTube a week after their Channel 4 release.
Selected omnibus episodes are available via Prime Video.
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