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Published 09:15 10 Jul 2017 BST
“I’m not sure if the production team or writers even know this, but I went through that myself,” she told RSVP. “Not long after I left Fair City the first time, everything fell apart. I had to register homeless for a whole year with my newborn baby and live in emergency housing. “It was a difficult time.”The actress said she struggled to find her feet with no landlords willing to accept the rent supplement. Stephanie was eventually rehoused in a council apartment and says she feels “lucky to have it”.
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