Phoebe Dynevor’s sister Hattie has revealed some of the juicy details of her sibling’s upcoming wedding to her fiancé Cameron Fuller.
The Waterloo Road star, 21, is the younger sister of Bridgerton star Phoebe, 30, and the daughter of Coronation Street actress Sally, 61.
She has followed in the footsteps of her family in recent years, making her own venture into acting playing Libby Guthrie in BBC’s Waterloo Road.
It was revealed that American actor Cameron, 29, proposed while the family were enjoying a holiday together in the English countryside in May.
Speaking to The Daily Mail Hattie has now revealed she is going to be a bridesmaid for her sister as she gushed over her future brother-in-law, calling him ‘the best’.
Asked if Phoebe had become a ‘bridezilla’ yet she said: ‘No, she is very chilled so I think she will just enjoy every moment and I am really looking forward to being on that journey with her.’
Phoebe Dynevor’s sister Hattie has revealed some of the juicy details of her sibling’s upcoming wedding to her fiancé Cameron Fuller
The Waterloo Road star, 21, is the younger sister of Bridgerton star Phoebe, 30, and the daughter of Coronation Street actress Sally, 61 (seen with Phoebe)
She also revealed what kind of dress she might go for too, saying: ‘I think she will go classic, traditional, yes’, but added that she hadn’t chosen the frock yet.
Hattie added of the future wedding being small and intimate: ‘I think it will be quite close knit as well. I think it will be quite small.’
The star also opened up about where it might take place, saying: ‘She is not sure yet, she has not got that far. She has just found the wedding planner. It will be next year though.’
‘She got engaged at the Cotswolds, and it was so beautiful,’ Hattie previously told The Mail’s Richard Eden at the TV Choice Awards back in February.
‘All the family were there. She was crying her eyes out – it was tears of happiness.’
Their mother, the Coronation Street star Sally, shared a photograph at the time.
She said: ‘My daughter has just got engaged … He’s gorgeous, he’s such a lovely man. I’m so, so happy. I’m thrilled, it’s actually made my year.’
Sally insisted she won’t be getting involved in the couple’s wedding plans and will let them decide what they want for their big day.
It was revealed that American actor Cameron, 29, proposed while the family were enjoying a holiday together in the English countryside in May
Sally is seen with her daughter Phoebe. She shared her delight over her engagement news earlier this year
Discussing the ceremony, she said: ‘To be honest, I’ll be keeping well out of it.’
Sally’s attention has turned to what comes after the nuptials, and she is hoping that grandchildren come along sooner rather than later.
The soap actress – who is married to scriptwriter Tim Dynevor, with whom she has two other children – said: ‘I can’t wait for my grandchildren, [although] let’s not jump ahead!’
Phoebe shot to fame in December 2020 when she appeared as the co-lead of the first season of Bridgerton.
She appeared again, albeit in a much smaller role, in season two, but was completely absent in season three – which she and fans lamented.
Back in May Hattie revealed that her sister Phoebe is her ‘biggest inspiration’ as she gushed over her famous family.
Speaking to The Daily Mail at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Liverpool, Hattie admitted that her big sister is her ‘biggest inspiration’.
‘They [her mum and sister] have been so supportive, we’re a very supportive family,’ she said. ‘We’re all really close as well which is so lovely. My sister is obviously my biggest inspiration and we went to Paris Fashion Week together.
‘That was amazing. It was so incredible just to watch her, and yeah we had the best time.’
Hattie went on to dish the dirt on meeting a huge Hollywood star while at Paris Fashion Week.
‘I met Emma Stone in Paris and she was so lovely,’ she said. ‘It was amazing to meet her.’
Hattie was born in the Trafford area of Greater Manchester and arrived into a home focused on the small screen, giving her the perfect platform to crack the industry.
