Pop megastar Kylie Minogue has spoken of her annoyance at the Neighbours reboot, mere months after she returned to Ramsay Street for a guest appearance in the finale.
The popular Aussie soap drama which made the 55-year-old a worldwide name in the 1980s filmed its final scenes in July 2022 after 37 years on air.
WATCH NOW: Kylie Minogue discusses her return to Neighbours. Article continues after video.
Numerous cast members such as Guy Pearce and Annie Jones reprised their roles and returned for one final hurrah, including Kylie who played Charlene, and her on-screen husband, Jason Donovan, who played Scott Robinson.
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The duo both flew in from the United Kingdom where they live for their cameo, a sure challenge for the pair given their extremely busy schedules.
But after news of a reboot was confirmed in November 2022, many were left wondering if the Padam Padam singer felt duped into returning to her role as Charlene.
And now, thanks to an interview with Scottish radio station Tay FM, fans know for sure!
Speaking to Garry & Steven on the radio station, Kylie revealed she felt “miffed” to have returned for the faux finale.
“Yeah, ‘happy’ is probably not the emotion” she candidly confirmed as she reflected upon hearing of the reboot.
The singer then added that the finale was a big “waste of time.”
“You know, ‘miffed’ may have been the word.”
WATCH NOW: Kylie Minogue’s first scene on Neighbors. Article continues after video.
But despite the harsh words, Kylie said she doesn’t blame the production crew who were just as in the dark as she was.
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“But I know with the producer, he’d said, it wasn’t [coming back]. They genuinely didn’t know. So all the affection and love that went into the final episode was true.”
“I’m happy for them now and I’m interested to see how it’s going to change.”
Speaking of her return to Ramsay Street ahead of the finale in early 2022, Kylie said it was “lovely and emotional.”
“Driving into Ramsay Street was quite something. I was like, ‘Firstly, where’s all that time gone?” she said.
“Secondly, everything looks exactly the same. Thirdly, [seeing] Scott, Charlene, Jane, Harold – it all came flooding back. There was a lot of talking about memories and going back in time.”
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