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EastEnders' Cindy star Michelle Collins hits back at trolls over cruel jibes

EastEnders legend Michelle Collins has clapped back at online trolls who criticised her "weathered" look.The iconic soap baddie urged folks to stop judging women's appearances as she gears up for Cindy Beale's explosive plot in the upcoming Christmas special on BBC, where her character's affair with ex-husband George Knight's (played by Colin Salmon) son Junior (portrayed by Micah Lafortune) is set to stir up drama in Walford.The 62 year old star, who has been a part of EastEnders since 1988, shared a current snap alongside her vintage EastEnders headshot on X/Twitter, lamenting: "what I don’t get is why do people always comment on a woman’s looks? her age, how old she looks, how weathered she looks, she hasn’t aged well, looks terrible close up, honestly really ? You don’t do it to men hardly ever ! I'm older, wiser happier and a better actress." This bold move from Michelle – who recently left fans gobsmacked over her real age – comes after she opened up about feeling "out of control" during her rise to fame. On the How To Be 60 podcast, she reminisced about seeking solace with her mum amidst public scrutiny, sharing: "Lots of times I felt out of control, and I remember sometimes going to my mum and she would really worry about me a lot of time time.
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22.12 / 14:44
lgbtq Christmas community Charity fears for LGBTQ+ people this Christmas
After a year that’s left many unable to spend time with family, London-based helpline charity Switchboard is concerned it is going to get a lot worse for thousands of people forced to spend the festive period alone.Over the weekend many parts of the country were placed in the toughest Tier 4 category and the five-day Christmas bubble was scrapped.Now with just a one day ‘bubble’ in the UK for meeting with family and friends and nothing for Tier 4 over the Christmas period many face the stark reality of being alone after it just got harder.Research by insurance company Direct Line has shown that as a result of the pandemic and ensuing lockdowns, 38% of 16-35-year olds, who identify as LGBTQ+, say they’re more nervous about going home this
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