Millie Gibson

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Amelia Eve Gibson[3] (born 19 June 2004[1]), known professionally as Millie Gibson, is a Mancunian actor[4] who played Ruby Sunday in Doctor Who from 2023 onwards, as the companion to Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor.[2]

Biography

Early life

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Career

Millie Gibson's first role on television was in the CBBC series Jamie Johnson — the first episode of series two, Hero to Zero — in April 2017, until May 2018, with her final episode being series three's eighth episode, Out of the Game. She played Indira.[5] Her next role was in Love, Lies and Records as Mia, in episode three.[6]

Gibson portrayed Kelly Neelan in Coronation Street,[7] beginning in 2019 in a smaller capacity before signing on for a then-permanent role after impressing viewers with her acting.[8] However, in August 2022, Gibson announced her departure from the series,[9] explaining that she wanted wanted to explore different roles while she was still young and had the freedom to do so.[10]

Doctor Who

Casting and announcement

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Casting reception

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In the role

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Credits

Doctor Who

As Ruby Sunday

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Gallery

External links

Footnotes