EASTENDERS’ Clair Norris looks worlds away from her alter-ego Bernie Taylor as she stunned in a glamorous holiday snap.
The actress – who has played the student on the BBC soap since 2017 – shared a recent picture of her enjoying the sunshine on holiday in Spain.
Clair, 24, posed for a picture outside her four-star hotel Barcelo Santiago, located in Tenerife.
In the snap the soap star wowed in a pink and white gingham mini dress.
The telly favourite accessorised the outfit with a brown handbag and statement piece earrings.
Clair tied her hair into a tight bun and opted for glowing makeup.
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The BBC actress captioned the post: “10erife .”
Many rushed to the comments section to praise her beauty.
Co-star Milly Zero, who plays Dotty Cotton in the show, wrote: “Your the only 10 I see .”
Meanwhile Honey Mitchell star Emma Barton added: “.”
It comes after Clair looked very different to her character Bernadette in another holiday pic.
The TV favourite smiled as she sat by the pool with a cocktail in one hand as her boyfriend Lewis Wood took the snap.
The couple have been dating for nearly four years and last year announced they were planning to move in together.
The stunning pic was a far cry from her soap character Bernie, who this year fans saw play out a big storyline, which saw her being a surrogate mother for Stuart and Rainie Highway.
A much-needed break for the hardworking star, who has played Bernie since 2017 and recently made a Panorama film about obesity.
Clair broke down in tears as she revealed she had been bullied over her weight.
The actress struggled during a conversation about her childhood and being called names at school.
Her mum recalled: “You didn’t even see it as bullying.
Later, Clair spoke anout her weight and eating habits.
She said: “What I’ve discovered is that menatl health does play a big part and I don’t think I even realised, it wasn’t me just going home eating food, that wasn’t me just eating it was me getting out my stress and my anger.
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“Eat my feelings, eat my feelings, they’ll go away.”
Taking to Twitter following the emotional scenes, one viewer said: “Bullying is wrong, it is cruel.”
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