Michelle Keegan poses like a model as she wows fans with her natural beauty
MICHELLE Keegan teased fans with a stunning post on Instagram today as she showed off her profile. Mark Wright’s missus looked incredible in the photo and quickly racked up over 80,000 likes, as she posed like model in a photoshoot. The actress, 32, pulled her top down to reveal her shoulders and rested a perfectly […]
MICHELLE Keegan teased fans with a stunning post on Instagram today as she showed off her profile.
Mark Wright’s missus looked incredible in the photo and quickly racked up over 80,000 likes, as she posed like model in a photoshoot.
The actress, 32, pulled her top down to reveal her shoulders and rested a perfectly manicured hand on her neck in the snap.
Michelle posted her photo on Sunday as she told fans: “Morning”
The lighting showed off her glowing skin and hair, with Michelle wearing just a sweep of lipgloss and highlighter.
One fan commented beneath the photo: “Oh my gosh such a beautiful classy picture”
Despite her poster girl looks, Michelle insisted she’s the ‘blokiest one’ in TV show Brassic.
The former Coronation Street actress plays Erin in the hit Sky One series alongside a predominantly male cast including Joe Gilgun and Ryan Sampson.
But despite the testosterone-heavy set, Michelle insists she fitted right in and is the “blokiest one” of them all.
She said: “The lads invited me in, I never felt like an outsider. I’ve always got on with everyone.
“It never felt different for me – I literally am the blokiest one. I never felt like I was the only girl. We gelled straight away.”
Michelle is used to being in male-dominated casts, having just left BBC army drama Our Girl after three series.
Meanwhile Brassic allows her to show off her comedy chops as well as her dramatic ones, with Michelle praising the “amazing script”.
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Series two sees Erin, who is in a relationship with Dylan, threaten the lads’ friendship as she plots to move away from their small town and start a new life with her son Tyler.
The second season will also see Erin become a victim of a sexual assault, and Brassic creator Daniel Brocklehurst recently explained how the storyline will make Michelle a more central character.
