Home and Away’s Sophie Dillman has undergone quite the beauty transformation these holidays – and we’re loving the results.
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The soap star took to Instagram to debut her new look, where she had swapped her lucious blonde locks for a stunning light red.
The holiday transformation got a stamp of approval from many fans and friends.
Former co-star Sam Frost shared her support in the comments, writing: “Yesss!!! Obsessed with this colour Soph 🧡🧡🧡 so fab! X.”
Home and Away’s Georgie Parker enthusiastically added: “That looks BEAUTIFUL.”
The transformation comes soon after Sophie candidly spoke about her battle with endometriosis.
“I had experienced incredibly painful periods and irregular periods throughout my entire teenage years,” she told 7Life.
“It was really irregular – but when I got them, they were really heavy, really painful.”
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Since being diagnosed, the Home and Away star has undergone three surgeries, but has explained there is a “lot of tissue they can’t remove”.
“It’s exhausting and painful and…. sometimes awkward and it sucks… So, it seems that it will be something I will continuously do throughout my life.”
Sophie stars on Home and Away with her partner Patrick O’Connor. It has been unconfirmed whether they will return next year.
Despite striking up a romance behind the scenes of the soap, the pair actually knew each other previously at uni.
“We were friends then, and then we were in different years, so we didn’t really see each other – but then when found each other on the show. And conveniently, our characters got together on the show,” Sophie said on The Morning Show.
“I think we’re both a bit more comfortable around each other at work, which can go either way – but it definitely makes it easier,” Patrick added.
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