May 3rd 2024.
Renowned actor from Hollyoaks, Ross Adams, recently announced that he has wrapped up his final scenes with his young co-star, Avy Berry. Ross has been a vital part of the popular Channel 4 soap since 2015, playing the cheerful and lively character of Scott Drinkwell. The news of his departure came in March, following a series of exits and the announcement that the show's production will be reduced to three episodes per week.
In an exclusive interview with The Agency, Ross revealed that he was both nervous and excited to leave the role behind, despite being offered a new contract. He saw the channel's decision as a sign to explore new opportunities and spread his wings. "After playing Scott for so long, you do get comfortable. I would have happily stayed there forever, but I think sometimes you have to push yourself," he shared.
Saying goodbye to a character he has portrayed for so long will not be easy for Ross. However, it was officially confirmed earlier this month that he has already signed on for a new role in Channel 5's drama, The Good Ship Murder. He took to Instagram to share the news, along with a picture of himself and Avy holding a clapperboard. In the caption, he expressed his emotions, "Feeling very emotional to have filmed my last scene with this little angel this morning. Thank you for being such a superstar, Avy. I can't wait to watch you fly."
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Miley Carson, Scott's foster daughter, entered his life last year when he was suddenly informed that he would be receiving a child on an emergency placement. Speaking about the role and what it means to him, Ross said, "I love him. I feel like he's had a rough ride, and I don't know what my exit will be, but I hope he has a happy ending. It's all he's ever wanted, and he's never quite got there."
Ross also hopes that Scott will find love in his life before his exit from the show. "He's never met the love of his life, and I'd love him to meet someone. Becoming a foster parent has given him a way to pour all his love onto foster kids - Vicky and Miley mean the world to him. I think a lot of him," he shared.
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