We’ve said it once, we’ll say it again – the Home and Away cast really do seem like the closest thing to a family in Australian show business.
Of course, the women in the cast continue to prove this true by supporting each other on-set and through life events.
For example, last week, Lynne McGranger attended Ada’s goddaughter’s christening to support her through the major milestone.
The closest team!
(Credit: Instagram)And this week it was Ada Nicodemou who made sure she took a moment of gratitude to pay tribute to her castmates.
She took to Instagram to dedicate her love to Emily Symons, Lynne McGranger and Emily Weir.
She captioned a picture of the four of them with a revealing insight into life on the set of the hit soap.
“I work with an awesome bunch of women ❤️ thanks for your amazing company last week on set, they were long days but we had a ball! @homeandaway,” wrote Ada.
Luckily for the cast, they can get through those long shoots with good times and genuine support.
Emily Weir commented on the post, “Here here!! Loved it xx ❤️❤️❤️.”
“I work with an awesome bunch of women.”
(Credit: Instagram)On Thursday, Emily Symons took to her Instagram to share a behind-the-scenes moment from the same event Ada’s picture was shot at.
Emily looked radiant with Ada and their co-star Georgie Parker by her side.
“Did someone say party @adanicodemou @georgieparker 🎉🥂💜💜,” wrote Emily.
The fancy event was actually filmed for an upcoming black-tie scene filmed at the town’s restaurant called Salt.
Former Bachelorette and cast member Sam Frost also documented Thursday night’s festivities, posting a snap of herself, James, Lynne and Shane gathered by a table decked out in candles and champagne glasses.
Everyone looked stunning!
(Credit: Instagram)“Brb busy being fancy,” she wrote.
Fans were busy speculating that the event was being filmed for an upcoming wedding for the show and while there isn’t any confirmation yet, at least fans have been privileged to more candid Home and Away friendship moments.
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