Neighbours: Kylie's 'son' surprises her on The One Show!
Former Neighbours star Kylie Minogue has received a surprise video message from her soap son during an interview with The One Show.
The pop singer - who rose to fame playing Charlene Robinson on the soap in the 80s, before leaving to pursue her music career - was shown a video of Tim Phillipps, who has recently been cast as Charlene's son Daniel in the Channel 5 soap.
Tim was shown on set in Australia saying: "Hi mum, it's Daniel, your son in case you didn't know. I haven't heard from you in ages but someone said you've been busy on The Voice and releasing a new album? Er, you never told me that.
"I'm living on Ramsay Street now so if you can give me a call, that would be great. I miss you. Love you mum!"
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Kylie's character famously married Scott Robinson (Jason Donovan) in the programme, and they have been happily married off-screen ever since, with their 26-year-old son arriving back in Erinsborough this month.
She told the BBC One magazine show: "That is so brilliant. I don't really follow the show - maybe I'll have to get back into it now and keep an eye on my son. That was just brilliant.
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"I've seen a picture of him but that's the first time I've seen him."
Talking about her character being old enough to have a son Daniel's age, the 45-year-old star said: "She did skip Ramsay Street quite young, I have to say. Off she went in her Mini Cooper. It's good to know that the family's together."
Sean is a Senior Feature writer for TV Times, What's On TV and TV & Satellite Week, who also writes for whattowatch.com. He's been covering the world of TV for over 15 years and in that time he's been lucky enough to interview stars like Ian McKellen, Tom Hardy and Kate Winslet. His favourite shows are I'm Alan Partridge, The Wire, People Just Do Nothing and Succession and in his spare time he enjoys drinking tea, doing crosswords and watching football.