Lucy-Jo Hudson announces that she left Hollyoaks

Lucy-Jo Hudson revealed that she would leave Hollyoaks after a year-long stay as a prostitute Donna-Marie Quinn on the Channel 4 soap opera.

The 35-year-old actress announced this announcement on her Instagram account Friday in a series of snapshots taken since the last days of her show.

She had made her debut as a troubled character last June and had lived a few dramatic months in the role.

Goodbye: Lucy-Jo Hudson revealed that she would leave Hollyoaks after a year-long stay as a prostitute Donna-Marie Quinn on the Channel 4 soap opera (photo with Gregory Finnegan)

Donna-Marie arrived at the village with her son Romeo Quinn (Owen Warner) after making her first appearance in a flashback episode revealing that her character had been hired to sleep with James Nightingale (Gregory Finnegan).

Revealing her departure on Instagram, the mother said: "Bye @hollyoaksofficial, it was a real pleasure to play skanky Donna-Marie for 12 months.

"I'm not going to miss my teeth, that's for sure … but thank you for making me feel welcome … a wonderful team and actors !!!"

Reveal: The actress, 35, announced this announcement on her Instagram account Friday in a series of snapshots taken since the last days of the series

Beginning: she debuted as a troubled character last June and had a few dramatic months in the role

The photo was accompanied by a photo of Lucy-Jo and co-star Gregory Finnegan on her last day of filming.

The actress has also released a snapshot of her latest clap with the caption: "Goodbye @hollyoaks official bad".

Grégory, 38, published her own tribute to the actress, accompanied by a depressing photo on her last day of filming – January 22.

He wrote, "On a snowy day in January, we said goodbye to Donna-Marie … I loved working with the wonderful @lucyjo_hudson – hoping that she could soon get out of jail." ! Gx & # 39;

Past: Donna-Marie had arrived in the village with her son Romeo Quinn after her first appearance in a flashback episode.

Revealing her departure on Instagram, the mother said: "Bye @hollyoaksofficial, it was a real pleasure to play Skanky Donna-Marie for 12 months"

Lucy-Jo replied: "Ahhhh mate ….. I'll miss working with you! Thanks for all the entertainment will now win the best actor please!

The actress had previously admitted that it was "difficult" but "fun enough" to play someone so far from her own character.

Siding to the sun, she said: "I'm rough like. I play an ex-prostitute and she's a bad girl and she comes in and she's mean.

"It's nice enough to play something as extreme as me, and it's something I've never done."

"It was a challenge but I love it. It has been good so far.

Challenge: The actress had previously admitted that it was "difficult" but "fun enough" to play someone so far from her own character