Loose Women star Frankie Bridge has joined 2:22 A Ghost Story in the West End taking over from One Tree Hill’s Sophia Bush, following in the footsteps of Lily Allen and Cheryl
Frankie Bridge has told how making her acting debut was “ten times scarier” than performing with The Saturdays.
The pop star, 34, made her first appearance in spooky West End show 2:22 A Ghost Story last week. Frankie said: “How does 2:22 compare to The Saturdays or Strictly? Ten times scarier. “With TV, there might be millions watching but you can’t see them. You can’t hear them. “And with The Saturdays, that’s something I’ve done since I was 12. Weirdly, big arenas are also easier because you can’t see everywhere.
“It’s not exposing, while acting does feel exposing. “Just before my first performance, I was, like, â Oh my God, what have I done?’ “But eventually I was, like, âThis is happening whether you’re nervous or not, so you might as well enjoy it’. “I guess it’s just the performer in me. I’m hoping I come out of this loving it more than I already am.”
By taking on the role in the hit stage show, Loose Women star Frankie is following in the footsteps of Cheryl, Giovanna Fletcher and Lily Allen. And she admitted that even though she knows what’s coming next, the show still makes her jump.