The Benidorm star looks unrecognisable from his sitcom days
Benidorm actor Adam Gillen looks unrecognisable to his beloved character Liam Conroy over a decade after joining the sitcom.
The pair reportedly met on the Benidorm series finale in 2018 after Laila joined the cast as Rob Dawson's girlfriend Cyd, reports The Mirror. The couple left fans shocked with their romance, as one commented on a recent post of the pair: "They are a real life couple?!" He then further commented: "When @adam_gillen pops round it's like slipping into a cozy pair of slippers."
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