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Viewers will be introduced to Harlow, the daughter of Robert Robinson (Adam Hunter) and granddaughter of Paul Robinson (Stefan Dennis). Paul had no idea that Harlow – played by Jemma Donovan, the real life daughter of Neighbours’ legend Jason Donovan – even existed, so her arrival comes as quite a shock.
Having written to her father in the past but never actually met him, Harlow visits the prison where he is incarcerated, but is hurt to discover that he doesn’t want to see anyone.
Neighbours Spoilers – Invite Her To Meet The Family In Erinsborough
This rash decision by Robert is caused by Paul, who rushes to the prison in attempt to stop David Tanaka (Takaya Honda) from meeting his villainous half-brother.
Seeing his father angers Robert as their relationship is very damaged, causing him to retreat back to his cell without seeing anyone at all.
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Until Robert is ready to see Harlow, new found family members David and Aaron invite her back to Erinsborough to meet the rest of her family.
Neighbours Spoilers – Roxy Willis Attempts To Get Vince Abernathy’s Attention
However, not everyone is welcoming to Harlow – especially Roxy. She and her aunt Terese Willis (Rebekah Elmaloglou) haven’t been getting on lately, but Roxy decides it’s time to bury the hatchet.
Yet she feels rejected by Terese when she tries to apologize, feeling that she doesn’t care about her and is more interested in the arrival of Harlow.
Feeling worthless, Roxy attempts to gain the attention of ex boyfriend Vince Abernathy (Conrad Coleby) on social media by posting compromising pictures of herself, but this once again fails. Things only get worse when Terese confronts Roxy about her earlier treatment of Harlow.
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When Roxy becomes visibly upset by her aunt, Terese sympathizes with her, realizing that her niece is deeply insecure.
Will Roxy and Harlow manage to get on?
Tune unto Neighbours from next week to find out!
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