I'm a Celebrity star Emily Atack has shared a sweet reunion picture with Inbetweeners star Blake Harrison.
The pair famously played the roles of Charlotte Hinchcliffe and Neil Sutherland on the hit E4 comedy between 2008 and 2010, which also starred the likes of Simon Bird, Joe Thomas and James Buckley.
Sharing a picture of two together at a recent event, Emily joked on Instagram: "Plot twist: Charlotte ran off with Neil? @blakeharrisonreal".
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Blake posted the same picture on his own page, quipping: "Always good to see old Fwiends @emilyatack".
Emily has of course gone on to huge TV success in the years since the show ended, including becoming a runner-up on the 2018 series of I'm a Celeb, as well as being a team captain on the recently-concluded Celebrity Juice.
Blake, meanwhile, has starred in a number of projects, including Doctor Who, Death in Paradise, A Very English Scandal and I Hate Suzie.
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Emily has just fronted a new BBC documentary called Emily Atack: Asking For It?, which looks at sexually harassment online and how it has affected her personally and other people, as well as what is being done to tackle the issue.
"Over the last two and a half years I've been speaking out about my own personal experiences of online sexual harassment," she said in a previous statement on the documentary. "Within that time, one thing has become clear, I'm not alone.
"With this documentary, I am hoping to find answers to the many questions I've been asking myself my entire life, and I hope it will go on to help thousands of others too."
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