Ruth Jones, star of Gavin & Stacey, has transformed into her character for the new BBC comedy series Better Later, with fans left wondering if her new grey hair is natural or a wig.
Ruth Jones, star of Gavin & Stacey, looked unrecognisable with her new grey hair as she showed off her character for the new BBC comedy series Better Later.
The 59-year-old actress, who co-wrote the series and stars alongside Steve Speirs, transformed into her character Shelly-Ann, a 55-year-old environmental officer who was recently divorced. Fans were left wondering if her new locks were natural or a wig, with many commenting on how beautiful and fitting her new hair looked.
The series, which focuses on the ups and downs of being in a relationship as a middle-aged person, has been praised by the BBC for its hilarious script and strong cast. Ruth Jones and Steve Speirs have previously worked together on the series Ruth and Steve: From Merthyr with Love, which aired on BBC One Wales in June this year.
The pair have a long history of working together, with Steve adding that he has worked with Ruth for over 30 years and is looking forward to doing it again. The Head of Commissioning for BBC Wales, Nick Andrews, expressed his delight at working with Ruth and Steve again, stating that the project is a total delight.
BBC Director of Comedy, Jon Petrie, also praised the series, saying that they were genuinely weak at the knees when they first read the script. He added that it is a rare thing to read something that feels so instantly special, and they cannot wait to see it come to life. With comedy powerhouses like Ruth and Steve choosing to bring this project to the BBC, it is a real privilege, and they are hugely grateful for their trust.
The series is set to join a rich slate of content on the BBC, with audiences coming in big numbers to enjoy the comedy. Ruth Jones and Steve Speirs are set to star in the series, with Ruth taking on the character of Shelly-Ann and Steve playing Clive, a 60-year-old retired teacher who becomes pals with Shelly-Ann after meeting at a knee trauma clinic.
The series is a comedy that focuses on the ups and downs of being in a relationship as a middle-aged person, and it is set to be a hilarious and heartwarming watch. With its strong cast and hilarious script, it is set to be a hit with audiences, and it is a real privilege to have this project joining the BBC's rich slate of content
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