A popular TV celebrity from the 2000s has had a very different and exciting career compared to their time on the BBC.

Julie Wilson Nimmo became a household name when she starred as Miss Hoolie in the popular children's show Balamory on CBeebies. However, she has since taken on a very different role as a wild swimming and yoga instructor, alongside her on-screen career.

Every Sunday, Julie leads her classes in over eight locations across Scotland, while also juggling her acting career. Despite her success on Balamory, she has continued to star in other shows such as BBC's Scot Squad and Olga Da Polga. She has even dabbled in presenting, filling in for Bauer Network's Ewen and Cat at Breakfast and making an appearance in a BBC Scotland documentary celebrating 100 years of broadcasting.

Earlier this year, fans of Balamory were delighted to see a reunion between Julie's former co-stars, Kim Tserkerzie and Miles Jupp, who played Penny Pocket and inventor Archie respectively. Kim shared a photo of the two of them on social media, expressing her love for Miles and encouraging fans to see his current tour. The reunion was met with joy and nostalgia from fans, with many expressing their excitement and admiration for the two stars.

But Julie isn't the only one who has fond memories of Balamory. Andrew Agnew, who played PC Plum, also recently shared a throwback photo of the cast during their first day of filming. The photo included Julie, Kim, Miles, Juliet Cadzow, Rodd Christensen, and the late Mary Riggans, as well as Buki Akib, who played Josie Jump in the early series of the show.

The show, which was set on a fictional island off the coast of Scotland, followed the lives of eight characters who all wore a specific color of clothing and lived in houses of the same color. Balamory ran for four series and was known for its catchy songs, including the theme tune "What's the Story in Balamory?".

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