Former Neighbours stars April Rose Pengilly and Tim Robards have reunited on an ‘exciting’ new project.
The pair are best known for playing former couple Chloe Brennan and Pierce Greyson on the Australian soap.
Four years on from the end of their TV marriage, the pair teased that they were back filming together – but on something worlds away from Ramsay Street.
April has shared a series of pictures on Instagram on set with Tim, which reveals him covered in blood.
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Revealing their new project was ‘a bit spooky’, she wrote: ‘Reunited with my TV ex-husband in a VERY different world.
‘Filming something exciting (and just a little bit spooky). FYI that’s fake blood, don’t get scared.’
It has not yet been announced just what April and Tim were filming, but consider us intrigued.
As Chloe and Pierce, April and Tim previously had their on-screen wedding in 2019.
While Tim quit Neighbours in 2020 after two years on the show, he was forced to leave his role early due to Australia’s Covid lockdown restrictions meaning he was unable to travel from the soap’s Melbourne studios back home to Sydney to be with his pregnant wife.
Actor Don Hanny was brought in to finish the character’s final storyline, which saw him embark on an affair with Dipi Rebecchi (Sharon Johal).
Tim later reprised the role in Neighbours’ then-final months on air in 2022 for the death of his on-screen son Hendrix Greyson (Ben Turland) in a guest appearance.
April’s character was later reunited with former love Elly Conway (Jodi Ansta) in the soap’s 2022 finale.
She reprised the role of Chloe for a six-week guest stint last year when Neighbours was revived by Amazon Freevee, which saw Chloe and Elly marry in a loved-up ceremony.
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