EastEnders ‘ original Dotty Cotton actress was last on our screens wreaking havoc as Dot Cotton’s granddaughter over 10 years ago.
But now, the star is all grown up and looks unrecognisable in new snaps posted on her social media.
Molly Conlin, now 19, shot to fame when she arrived on the Square in 2008 with her on-screen dad Nick.
The star played child villain Dotty when she first burst onto the soap scene at just seven years old.
Molly looks unrecognisable from her time of the BBC soap, and her new grown-up look is proving very popular on social media.
Molly Conlin, now 19, shot to fame when she arrived on the Square in 2008 (Image: Instagram)
The former soap star posed up a storm in her garden when the mini heatwave hit earlier this week.
The raven-haired bombshell looked incredible as she donned a white and blue butterfly bikini to enjoy the balmy September weather.
Molly displayed her incredible curves to her 24,000 Instagram followers while pouting at the camera in the garden mirror selfie.
Dotty was originally played by Molly Conlin (Image: BBC)
She wrote next to the snap: “I like butterfly’s if you haven’t noticed already.”
She regularly treats fans to bikini snaps, and has amassed quite the following as a result.
Molly took on the role of the cunning granddaughter of EastEnders legend Dot Cotton (June Brown) between 2008 and 2010.
In her final days on the soap, Dotty showed her evil side, where she took part in a plot to kill her grandmother, Dot Cotton.
The former soap star posed up a storm in her garden when the mini heatwave hit earlier this week (Image: Instagram)
She soon bailed, and turned on her dad, who helped her plot the murder, and tried to murder him.
Eventually, Dotty move away to the US with her mum Sandy, before heading over to Wales, and eventually returning to Albert Square with Dot, when she was replaced by actress Milly Zero.
But despite her exit from Albert Square, Molly is certainly going to keep herself in the limelight with these red-hot snaps.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
