CHLOE Harris actress Jessie Elland has left fans seriously stunned after showing off her hidden talent.
The popular soap star has taken centre stage this year on ITV‘s Emmerdale with her love triangle storyline captivating viewers up and down the country.
Fans have watched her deal with keeping the secret that Mack is the father to her baby boy Reuben and his shock meningitis battle.
Eventually, as Mack confirmed paternity to his then-wife Charity, Chloe finally thought she had found her happy ever after when Mack decided to set-up home with her and their son.
Although it appears as though things had simmered down, Mack eventually found himself cheating again as he and Charity reunited once more and a revenge plan that went awry saw the three of them in a horror car smash.
It left Chloe‘s life hanging in the balance as she tumbled off the edge of a cliff in rather dramatic fashion.
Now as Mack has broken her heart once again, the future looks bleak for Chloe.
However, off-screen, actress Jessie has been wowing her fans with her impressive talent.
A keen singer, she has been known to share clips of her singing a variety of musical theatre songs online.
She has knocked out tunes including Funny Girl and Sunday in the Park and has left fans gushing over her impressive voice.
Underneath a clip she uploaded to Instagram recently, Jessie was filled with love and support from fans.
One penned: “Your voice is amazing. West End is definitely waiting for you.”
Another added: “This is so beautiful!”
Before a third penned: “Wow. Your voice is amazing!”
However, for Jessie, acting and performing was not always the road she was going to go down.
Speaking out last year, Jessie confessed that she was originally lined up for a much more different area of study after gaining a place at The University of Manchester.
Anthropology, the science of human development, was originally on the cards for the soap stunner.
Jessie said: “Drama school wasn’t really an option so I went to the University of Manchester to study Anthropology and audit their Drama course, though after a week I decided to switch to Drama full time.
“It was a very theory based course which I enjoyed, but I made sure to get involved in as much extracurricular drama/acting as possible.”
