EastEnders bombshell Milly Zero has taken to social media to show off her natural beauty as she shared a make-up free selfie with her adoring fans.
The 21-year-old actress, who plays Dotty Cotton in the BBC soap, looked completely different from her troublemaking character in her latest Instagram grid update.
Milly showed off her fresh face in the snap as she wore a pale green jumper with her long brunette locks down and loose.
She looked carefree and relaxed and completed her image with a pair of gold hoop earrings and a nose ring.
The soap siren looked into the camera as she posed up a storm outdoors as she enjoyed the autumn weather.
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Unsurprisingly, Milly’s latest snap caught the attention of her 51,900 followers, with some rushing to leave a flirty message for the star in the comment section.
One fan gushed: “The most beautiful lady I ever did see.”
Another added: “Look at those eyes, absolutely stunning.”
A third simply wrote: “Stunning.”
While a fourth posted: “Gorgeous my darling.”
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Milly has made a huge impact after taking over the role of Dot Branning’s scheming granddaughter.
Dotty was embroiled in a war with Ian Beale after discovering that he was responsible for Denny Rickman’s death in the boat crash.
Milly replaced former Dotty star Molly Conlin, who appeared on the BBC soap for two years from 2008.
The small screen star played the role of Hanna on CBBC children’s sitcom All at Sea before joining the cast of EastEnders last year.
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June Brown, who plays Dot Cotton, announced her exit from the soap earlier this year after deciding she had had enough.
The 93-year-old soap star quit her role as the Albert Square favourite after playing her for 35 years in February.
She said: “I don’t want a retainer for EastEnders, I’ve left. I’ve left for good.
“I’ve sent her off to Ireland where she’ll stay. I’ve left EastEnders. I did make up a limerick. It’s a bit dirty.
“I got a small part, a very small part. And that ended up as a big wet fart. Alas and alack, I will never go back.”
“I went back to do a good story. Alas and alack, when I got back it had gone up in smoke.
The veteran actress has been a regular since just after the BBC1 soap began in 1985, apart from a break between 1993 and 1997.
EastEnders continues on BBC One tonight at 7.35pm
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