EastEnders actresses Natalie Cassidy and Joanna Page’s show Off The Telly is soon going to come to an end. On the podcast the actresses shared their personal and professional lives, including things about the soap. Recently Natalie took an exit from the soap. It seems now their podcast is soon going to end. But why? Keep reading to know why!
EastEnders’ Actresses’ Podcast To End Soon
EastEnders stars Joanna and Natalie started a podcast show last year named Off The Telly, and everyone loved it. But now it seems that their podcast journey has come to an end, and their podcast show is soon going off air. Actress Joanna took it to her social media and shared a story where she informed everyone about the sad news.
She wrote, “Our lovely pod is ending, and we want to hear from you about your favourite Off The Telly moments.” The actress further added that fans and viewers can send their voice notes to them over a contact number she wrote.
According to the Sun, BBC’s spokesperson said that the project initially was for six months, but it extended up to a year with over 80 ‘heartwarming’ episodes. “Though they both loved making the series, Natalie Cassidy and Joanna Page have very busy schedules, and on the 21st May, the final episode of Off The Telly will be released on BBC Sounds,” the spokesperson added.
They further added that they will look forward to working with both actresses very soon. The fans can still be a little bit happy, as Natalie has her own podcast named “Life with Nat”.
Natalie’s New Gig
Whereas she is working with BBC Daytime for another new series for BBC One and iPlayer. The title of the series is Natalie Cassidy: Learning to Care. This will be all about enrolling at the UK’s top health & social care colleges.
In the last few years Natalie has been seen doing some volunteering in local groups, and she has also cared for family members. This series will follow her journey through the classroom and community care services. She will also have to pass an exam to officialise everything.
The soap star said, “I’m thrilled to be embarking on a new adventure with BBC Daytime.” She further explained that in a series which explores social care, she will be looking back to college and learning for the first time since leaving the school at 16. The actress further added that caring has been a big part of her life.
She has seen her mother care for her nan, whereas she became a mother and then looked after her dad. This show is really close to her heart. We hope that this show is a huge success while we wish to see her back on the soap soon.