Stephen Peacocke

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• "Heading home": Kate Ritchie makes nostalgic return to Summer Bay
• Marni Little: Inside my beautiful wedding
• Do the couple have children?
• Actor
• EXCLUSIVE: Former Home and Away star Steve Peacocke reveals the truth behind his big move to LA
• Where is Home and Away's Jessica Tovey now? Inside mum life and university!

"It's been odd not seeing each other in the last three years after working together so much . I've just seen how much he loves his job and loves going up to Palm Beach" said Bridgette at the time. Steve's character Brax is a favourite on the show and we completely melted after hearing what he had to say about his wedding band. According to Steve, they don’t have time since they are too preoccupied with their jobs and each other’s company. This dermatologist-designed skincare subscription is made for YOU - beat blemishes, reduce the appearance of... Footage of Meghan Markle carrying out the move 'perfectly' in Suits resurfaces after...

Steve Peacocke rose to prominence as Darryl Braxton on the soap opera “Home and Away,” in which he co-starred with actress Katie Ritchie. Leading the cast will be acclaimed actress and award-winning singer Justine Clarke , Logie Award-winning star of stage and screen, Rob Collins and Logie Award-winning actor Steve. Peacocke appears as Nic in Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, an adaptation of Kim Barker's memoir The Taliban Shuffle.

"Heading home": Kate Ritchie makes nostalgic return to Summer Bay

Peacocke also revealed his plans to work in the United States in the future. In 2012, Peacocke won the Logie Award for Most Popular New Male Talent. He also received a nomination for the Gold Logie Award for Most Popular Personality on Australian Television. Peacocke announced his departure from Home and Away in February 2015.

He filmed his final scenes in late 2014 and he made his last on-screen appearance 10 June 2015. Two months later, Peacocke returned to Home and Away to shoot scenes for a storyline which aired in late 2015. During 2010 Peacocke played a minor character in an early episode of Richard Roxburgh's series and Australian television drama Rake.

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Peacocke began his on-screen acting career in 2006 when he appeared in a small role in the award-winning Australian filmSuburban Mayhem. His second feature is the 2011 filmBurning Man, with Matthew Goode and Bojana Novakovic. Peacocke began appearing on television in 2007, when he played the role of Zeb Hall in medical drama seriesAll Saints. Peacocke was born in Dubbo, New South Wales to Gareth Peacocke, a former accountant, and his wife Sylvia. Peacocke attended schools in South Dubbo before finishing his secondary education at a Bathurst boarding school. He went on to study communications at the University of Newcastle and took a drama class taught by Glenn Hazeldine, who also encouraged him to take up acting.

Steve’s parents are Gareth Peacocke and Sylvia Peacocke, and they have two children. Steve earned a bachelor’s degree in communications from the University of Newcastle. In 2016’s Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, he played Nic opposite comedian Tina Fey, and in 2016’s Me Before You, he played Nathan, a medical assistant opposite Emilia Clarke of Game of Thrones. Their friends and relatives were present, and Steve revealed that his wedding band is the last jewellery he will ever own. After arranging for an Australian priest from the Southern Highlands to officiate, Steve referred to it as the “greatest day” of his life.

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Peacocke has been in a relationship with actress Bridgette Sneddon since 2005. The couple announced their engagement on 7 March 2014 and married on the 24 December 2014 in a private ceremony. "You hear the producers speaking sometimes and every time they spoke about her they only had lovely things to say."

After tying the knot last December, Steve and Bridgette, who briefly appeared on Home And Away as Sophie Taylor, have been living abroad while the hunky star commits to international film projects. Steve left Home and Away in 2016, moving with actress wife Bridgette Sneddon to Hollywood. "I guess I was it's not something you see all the time," the star told the Daily Telegraph of the age gap romance. And with a growing profile of diverse roles under his belt, Steve has previously explained that he wants to keep moving forward and growing in his career, instead of revisiting his past roles. The actor has since gone on to have string of high-profile roles overseas and locally, including Me Before You, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot and Wanted.

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His next big gig is a role on Channel Nine drama Informer 3838. "It was an awesome, fun job, with really good people, but no. It's one of those things – it's nice to enjoy while you're doing it, and if you want to stick around, stick around or move on,” Steve, who left the show in 2016, explained. Naturally, it wasn’t long before viewers minds began to also turn to another old fave – Steve Peacocke, who played one of the show’s most popular characters Daryl “Brax” Braxton.

In addition, Steve married Bridgette in a private ceremony on December 24, 2014. Meanwhile Home And Away fans are eagerly awaiting this week's plot cliffhanger, in which it is teased Steve's character will be involved in a horrific car accident. RFDS opens with a doctor escaping her past, joining the Royal Flying Doctor Service on a day in which a catastrophic emergency retrieval hits the team personally. Together they will deal with the fallout, all while continuing their highly skilled work, fighting the clock and the elements to save people having the worst day of their lives. Peacocke appeared in the short play festival Brand Spanking New with actress Bel Deliá, in playwright/director Augusta Supple's work Interrupting Grace directed by Nick Curnow, and also on Supple's later venture Stories from the 428.

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She's such a lovely person – and you don't have a career like that unless you're good at what you do. Steve Peacocke does not seem to have a personal account on any of the major social media sites, such as Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, Tiktok, Facebook, and others. Moving forward, actor Steve Peacocke is estimated to be worth between $1 million and $5 million dollars. Bridgette Sneddon is his wife, and the two have been together since 2005. In addition, the lovers met at the University of Western Sydney.

Meanwhile his more recent romance with Bonnie Sveen's character Ricky Sharpe has seen him become a doting dad to the pair's son Casey, while he is facing up to the law in jail. Over the years Brax's multidimensional character has made him a fan favourite on the show, from his charisma, cheeky wit and hot romance with Esther Anderson's character Charlie Buckton leaving viewers coming back for more. Arriving in the bay as bad boy Daryl ‘Brax’ Braxton, the leader of the River Boys gang had heads turning with his smooth looks and secret softer side.

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"It's fun to play any character when you find the good and bad sides of them. We all have the capacity for both." As well as recalling the experience, Peacocke praised fellow Aussie star Margot Robbie, who he stars alongside in upcoming Tina Fey film Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. He even enlisted the help of another male actor for the rather "naughty" audition, though the role eventually went to Luke Grimes. Home and Away star Steve Peacocke has revealed that he auditioned for a rather raunchy role in Fifty Shades of Grey. Steve Peacocke worked as a freight truck unloader for three years before becoming a professional actor. Steve worked as a jackaroo in Bourke for a year when he was just 18 years old.

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Stephen feels lucky to be a working actor and always keeps his head down to make sure the jobs keep being offered. Ask anyone in the Australian TV industry who the nicest person they've worked with is and the answer that comes up time and again is Stephen Peacocke. "There's this perception people want all this fake stuff all the time, but I think people actually just want natural. It's not Steve's first return to Australian screens after a stint in Hollywood. “My memories are incredibly fond...but it's like a good holiday; you have to move on,” he confessed.