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Privacy NoticeEastEnders star Natalie Cassidy, well-known for playing Sonia Fowler in the soap, is taking a brief hiatus from the drama of Albert Square to embark on an exciting new project. The popular BBC actress has been snapped up by Channel 4 for an intriguing four-part documentary series called “What’s The Big Deal? ” where she’ll delve into the nation’s favourite household products that have become staples in British homes. This follows Channel 4’s successful exploration into the world of air fryers. An insider spilled the beans to The Sun: “Natalie will be taking a short break, just like many of her co-stars do when they have another project. Bosses always try to let stars spread their wings and if they can make it work with the often punishing soap schedule then they’ll do it.” They added, “Natalie’s really excited to tackle the project for Channel 4. This is another string to her bow.”
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On the show, Natalie will investigate everything from teeth whiteners to ice baths, consulting with experts and scientists, and engaging with families who put these products to the test, ultimately sharing their honest opinions, reports the Mirror. EastEnders legend Natalie Cassidy is set to host a brand new show on More4, where she’ll be diving into the world of consumer goods with British families.
The EastEnders legend was poached by Channel 4 to host new series What’s the Big Deal?
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The star excitedly shared: “I am looking forward to getting to ask questions we all want answers to, about must-have products. Like all of us, I love to try the latest things but as a busy mum what I really want to know is what lives up to the claims and what is the best deal?”. Natalie, who’s been a familiar face on our screens since joining EastEnders in 1993, has also made her mark on various other UK shows. She’s no stranger to sharing her life hacks and health tips, having released her own fitness DVD, ‘Natalie Cassidy’s Then and Now Workout’, back in 2007.
Natalie Cassidy on a family holiday last December with her fiance and two children
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Plus, she gave us an insight into her personal journey with Natalie Cassidy’s Diet Secrets on BBC Three. Off-screen, Natalie’s heart is full with her family life. She’s been with her partner, cameraman Marc Humphreys, since 2014, and together they have a daughter named Joanie, born in August 2016. Natalie is also a proud mum to Eliza, 13, from her previous relationship with Adam Cottrell. Fans can catch all four episodes of What’s The Big Deal? airing this autumn on Channel 4’s sister channel, More4.Story SavedYou can find this story in  My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnEastEndersDocumentaryDramaNatalie Cassidy