EastEnders star Clair Norris looks so different as she poses for stunning selfie

EastEnders star Clair Norris looks so different as she poses for stunning selfie

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EastEnders star Clair Norris looks so different as she poses for stunning selfie

Fans loved her relaxed photo with a friend on an emotional day for the BBC soap following the tragic death of Albert Square icon Dame Barbara Windsor

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EastEnders star Clair Norris got in the Christmas mood with an ice-skating selfie as fans were wowed by her ‘beautiful’ snap.

The 22-year-old soap star posed for a natural selfie with a pal at the Queen’s House ice rink in Greenwich.

The actress, who plays troubled Bernadette Taylor in the soap, looked worlds away from Albert Square dressed in a cute brown jumper and with her brunette locks flowing over her shoulder.

She uploaded a cute picture with her friend and captioned it: he wrote: “A ‘Walk Around Greenwich’ Turned Into A Cute Christmasy Date With My Billie Bob.”

She didn’t tell her fans how they handled the ice but her followers loved the shot.

“So beautiful both of you,” one wrote.

Another agreed, writing: “Looks beautiful hope you had a lovely time.”

It is thought that Clair joined her fellow EastEnders cast for a minute’s silence on set on Friday following the passing of Dame Barbara Windsor.

While the show paid a touching tribute on air tribute to the Peggy Mitchell star.

Carry On legend Barbara sadly died on Thursday aged 83 following her Alzheimer’s diagnosis in 2014.

After Friday’s episode, which focused on the aftermath of Ian Beale’s attack, the BBC soap aired white words dedicating the episode to Barbara simple black background.

It read: “In loving memory of Dame Barbara Windsor MBE 1937 – 2020.”

Her husband Scott Mitchell announced the news late on Thursday night.

He said that the actress’ final weeks were “typical of how she lived her life” and “full of humour, drama and a fighting spirit until the end”.

An army of entertainment giants have paid tribute to the legend since the news broke.