Hollyoaks’ Scott Drinkwell star Ross Adams has been at the centre of a string of juicy storylines – including narrowly avoided being crushed in the crane collapse and his heartbreaking romance with Mitchell.
However, he has a relaxing sanctuary when he’s not filming in the Manchester home he shares with husband Phil.
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The couple have been sprucing up their house, with Ross, who plays Scott Drinkwell in the Channel 4 soap, proudly showing off their bedroom earlier this month.
Standing beside a huge £800 Langdon upholstered bed and a large mirror on the wall, he wrote: “A weekend well spent putting the finishing touches to our bedroom.
“All we need now is a nice throw for the bottom of our lovely comfy bed!
“What colour should we go for though? I’m thinking navy blue or mustard?”
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The pair have remodelled the garden too.
Before and after snaps show the addition of a seating area upon decking and a fresh lawn.
A white wall runs along the edges with small shrubs and plants added along the perimeter.
Ross and Phil married in front of their nearest and dearest last spring two years after getting engaged on a romantic holiday in New York in 2016.
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Viewers were heartbroken for Scott after boyfriend Mitchell was forced to leave Hollyoaks by his killer brother.
The pair said an emotional goodbye as Mitchell left his family and friends behind him.
Scott has been involved with some heavy storylines, including the death of his mum Maggie.
He then went onto become a foster carer and became the guardian of troubled Vicky.
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