Sacked Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis admits to 'drinking too much'
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Sacked Hollyoaks star Stephanie Davis has admitted she turned to alcohol to cope with a gruelling workload and the death of her grandmother.
The Merseyside-based actress, who played fiery character Sinead O’Connor, was sacked from the soap with 'immediate effect' after storming off set last month.
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She told the Daily Mirror that she had been on a downward spiral after her grandmother Muriel died a few months ago.
And she explained that working six days a week had left her feeling 'suffocated'.
The 22-year-old said: “I will hold my hands up and admit I’ve been drinking too much. I’ve been struggling for a while and booze was an escape for me.”
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Although she would 'typically' drink a mix of prosecco, vodka and tequila, Davis denied having a serious booze problem or ever being drunk on set.
Nominated for a best actress gong at the 2014 Soap Awards, her character’s recent storylines include her giving birth to a baby fathered by her gay best friend and being held hostage in a siege.
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