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It’s A Sin star reveals she’s a mum as she welcomes a baby after secret pregnancy
The actress has opened up about how much her life has changed over the last few years
IT'S A Sin star Lydia West has revealed that she's a mum after her secret pregnancy.
The 30-year-old, who plays Jill Baxter in the Channel 4 show, shared in a recent interview that she's recently given birth.
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The actress apologised to if they could hear "snuffling" in the background during the chat.
Lydia told the publication: "I'm sitting here with my newborn. I've just had a baby."
Since shooting to fame in 2019 on BBC One's Years and Years, her life has now totally changed.
Lydia confessed: "Life is so different now.
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"The baby’s just sleeping on me at the moment.
"With work, It’s A Sin changed everything career-wise for me – it was such an impactful project, in terms of my attitude to work and what I look for in roles."
I've just had a baby.
Lydia West
The new mum has landed roles in a number of different shows.
Lydia has appeared in Dracula, It's a Sin, Suspicion, The Pentaverate, Inside Man and Gray.
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Her film credits include Love Again and Coffee Wars.
Back in 2021 the star won Best Actress at the Monte-Carol Television Festival for her work in It's a Sin.
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Lydia is most known for her role in It's a Sin.
The drama, written by Russell T Davies, follows the lives of a group of gay men living in London during the HIV/Aids crisis between 1981 and 1991.
The five-episode series hit our screens in 2021.
Lydia previously opened up about how much she enjoyed being part of the cast, as well as working on the show.
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Previously speaking to The Guardian, Lydia said: "It was mind-boggling.
"The whole year was a bit of a blur; being recognised as a Bafta Breakthrough Brit was a highlight, though.
"It’s not often you can say you’ve been part of a project that’s both entertaining and educational.
"Personally, I did extensive research, and got into HIV and Aids activism. That’s a role I don’t take lightly.
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"What happened in the 80s can feel like a distant part of history, but it was less than 40 years ago.
"We can still learn a lot from it, and remember and honour those that we lost during the fight."
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