Former EastEnders Star Speaks Out
Cheryl Fergison, known for her role in EastEnders, has claimed that the late Paul O'Grady would have wanted her to take over as the host of For The Love Of Dogs. Fergison has been open about her struggle to find work since being axed from the BBC show 12 years ago.
Bizarre Social Media Video
In a recent video posted on social media, Fergison expressed her frustration about not being considered for the hosting role. She stated that she is perfect for the job and questioned why she isn't being given the opportunity.
Desire to Host
Cheryl Fergison has made it clear that she has a strong desire to host For The Love Of Dogs. She believes that Paul O'Grady would have supported her in this role, citing their shared love for dogs as a reason why she would be a good fit.
Competition for the Role
Last week, ITV announced that they had chosen Alison Hammond as the new host of the show. Fergison took the opportunity to wish Hammond good luck but also made a subtle swipe at the decision.
EastEnders Departure
Fans of EastEnders will remember Cheryl Fergison's character, Heather Trott, who was killed off in 2012. The decision to write her character out of the show was made by EastEnders executives, and Fergison did not choose to leave herself.
Struggles in Finding Work
Since leaving EastEnders, Cheryl Fergison has faced difficulties in finding new acting jobs. She has turned to offering singing lessons via Zoom and has also been helping aspiring actors kickstart their careers.
Overall, Cheryl Fergison remains hopeful that opportunities will come her way and believes that she would have been the perfect choice to host For The Love Of Dogs.
