EastEnders' Tilly Keeper looks world away from BBC soap after exit and finding Hollywood fame
EastEnders alumni Tilly Keeper looked worlds away from Walford as she stunned at the 2024 Glamour Women Of The Year Awards on Tuesday.
The actress is known for her role as Louise Mitchell on the BBC soap from 2016 until her exit in 2020 and more recently as Lady Phoebe an aristocratic socialite who becomes caught up in Joe Goldberg's (Penn Badgley) twisted schemes in season 4 of Netflix show You.
During her time on the BBC soap, Louise's biggest storylines included numerous romances, her friendship with Bex Fowler (Jasmine Arnold), and having a baby with Keanu Taylor (Danny Walters) who had also secretly fathered a child with her stepmother Sharon Watts (Letitia Dean).
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Tilly oozed elegance as she attended the glitzy awards at Raffles in London, wearing a black figure-hugging midi dress with a plunging cowl neckline. She paired the look with some strappy black heels and a natural, radiant make-up look.
Outside of EastEnders, Keeper has also appeared in the BBC Three film Make Me Famous and the British psychological drama Mood Awakening. Tilly also appeared in the short film True Colours opposite her fellow EastEnders alum and You co-star Amy-Leigh Hickman.
The actress was among stars from across the world of TV and entertainment who dazzled as they headed to the 2024 Glamour Women Of The Year Awards on 1 October. Among those in attendance was Mollie King, who showed off her blossoming baby bump after revealing that she was pregnant with her second child just two months ago.
Joining the singer turned radio DJ were celebs including Alex Scott, Sophie Habboo and Zara McDermott, who all looked sensational as they walked the red carpet. Meanwhile comedian Katherine Ryan also returned to the event as this year’s host.
With last year’s ceremony handing out awards to famous faces including Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Georgia Harrison, this year’s ceremony, which celebrates women who are paving the way for feminism, was just as spectacular and star-studded as years gone by.
