There goes the Neighbourhood! Ecstatic Lily Allen makes her Ramsay Street debut
12th June 2009
Lily Allen made her guest appearance on popular Australian soap Neighbours earlier today and made sure fans captured each moment with her on Twitter.
The singer, who is currently on tour in Melbourne, excitedly posted blow by blow details on the social networking site of her acting debut as well as a picture of her holding up the famous Ramsay Street sign surrounded by the cast.
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Acting out: Lily Allen poses with the cast of Australian soap Neighbours, where she made a guest appearance playing herself
Speaking of her famous castmates, a clearly excited Lily, who played herself in the episode, said: 'Neighbours,everybody needs good neighbours. OMFG! Just saw Paul Robinson and Libby Kennedy.'
Later adding: 'Ok, so I did my scene. Me and doctor Karl get our flirt on. Quite funny.'
The 24-year-old, who will be heading back to the UK in two days, is such a huge fan of Neighbours, that she jumped at the chance of appearing on the soap when invited by producers.
Back to the day job: Lily, performing at the Hordern Pavillion, Sydney on Monday, has hit out at the BNP
Lily, who did a scene with Matt Werkmeister, who plays 'Zeke' Kinski was also a very highly-anticipated guest.
'I'm freaking out,' said teenage actor Matt, a big fan of the singer. 'I'll be starstruck for sure but will try my hardest to stay professional.'
Neighbours, which helped launch the careers of Kylie Minogue, Natalie Imbruglia, Jason Donovan and Holly Valance, has been running in the UK since October 1986. It was first broadcast on BBC1 and is now on Channel 5.
Others who have made cameo appearances include Neil Morrissey, Michael Parkinson and Chris Lowe of the Pet Shop Boys.
Meanwhile Lily, who will perform at Melbourne's Forum Theatre tonight and tomorrow, has hit out at the BNP.
During her Sydney show on Monday she shouted to the crowd:
'It's been a very sad week for British politics. Two BNP politicians have won seats in the European Parliament.
'It's shocking that these people are actually voting for these ****ing racists, homophobic Nazis.'
Lily's album, It's Not Me, It's You, has a track called F*** You which attacks racists, BNP politicians and homophobics.
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Thanks for posting them, Lily looks nice here, and even better in some of her recent outfits. She's been wearing some great styles lately.
