Gogglebox fans all shared the same sentiment when the actress posted a throwback photo of herself on Instagram and said she “hasn’t changed” in the past 50 years.
Gogglebox fans all said the same thing as long-serving star shared a throwback snap onto her Instagram. Julie Malone, who has been a fixture on the Channel 4 telly-watching favourite since 2014, took to social media to share the new post, which was a school photo from nearly 50 years ago.
She captioned the photo, “Haha, 1977, school days, happy times@Manchester Central High School for Girls”!
In the photo, Julie was grinning and sporting a vintage-style haircut. Nearly 2000 people voted in favor of the image in the comments section.
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All full of praise for the TV star, who appears on Gogglebox alongside husband Tom Malone Senior and and their sons Shaun and Tom Jr, fans remarked how she ‘hadn’t changed’ in the time since the photograph was taken. One wrote: “You haven’t changed Julie, still fabulous. Love & best wishes from Irelandxx”
Another person remarked, “My son was born in 1977, and you still look the same.” Two months after the Jubilee, a third person stated, “You haven’t changed much about Julie.” Still looking good! Hope the filming is successful. Xx”
Fourth fan commented, “You haven’t aged a day, Julie,” adding that “you and your family are by far my favorite on Gogglebox.”
Following the recent sacking of one star, several newcomers were introduced to the program, including mother and daughter-in-law Sara and Lara, friends Jake and Calum, and family Andre, Sarah and daughter Chee, and newcomers Sara and Lara, who were all recently cast.
Rosie and Susie, Rosie and Susie, a new duo, made their television debut during the most recent episode, though.
Although it appears that fans of the long-running program haven’t been completely blown away by the new additions, some people mistakenly believe they’re not being real.
One person responded to the question, “Left one is completely over acting and playing to the camera, compared to those Scottish sisters,”. While the point is to be accurate and to watch what you watch, it is fake. Too much .
The new peeps’ acting is a lot more desperate than the original, according to another user. Why “fix” it if it wasn’t broken?
While a third demanded, “Stop all this performative nonsense and be authentic #Gogglebox”
No offence, another user said, “These new Goggleboxers are not natural, they know what #gogglebox fans like and their trying too hard.” Not at all funny [sic] forced.
Source: Mirror
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