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Mia Hewitt was making the most of Sydney's warm weather last week.
The musician daughter of actress Bec Hewitt and tennis champion Lleyton Hewitt took in some rays and enjoyed a dip at Bondi Beach alongside her rocker boyfriend, Vanda Erich.
The 20-year-old and her man could not keep their hands off each other, kissing and cuddling as they stretched out on a towel on the shore.
Mia threw her arms around her handsome partner, who she has been dating since 2024, with the genetically-blessed couple locking lips and embracing throughout the outing.
At one stage, Mia jumped up for a piggyback ride, her legs locked around Vanda's waist as he carried her giggling across the sand.
The dutiful boyfriend even offered Mia a foot massage, with the singer raising her foot up for Vanda, who gripped it as he stood over her.
Indie rocker Mia stayed clothed for the beach trip, wearing a fitted black T-shirt and a pair of denim shorts.
Vanda stripped off his shirt, baring his chest and donning a pair of red boardshorts.
After their playful display on the sand, Mia and Vanda held hands as they left the beach, strolling together down the boardwalk.
Mia recently spoke candidly about growing up in the public eye, admitting she deliberately stayed out of the spotlight for years despite her famous surname.
The performer, who is now stepping forward as lead singer of folk band Father's Favourite, says her parents worked hard to shield her and her two siblings from media attention while she developed her own identity outside of public scrutiny.
Being the daughter of Aussie tennis great Lleyton Hewitt, 45, and his Home and Away star wife Bec, 43, meant Mia has been in the public eye ever since she was born in 2005, alongside her siblings Cruz, 17, and Ava, 15.
I did a few photo shoots when I was a kid, mainly with my parents. But this is the first time I've done anything like this by myself,' she told Stellar magazine.
Mia said her childhood was shaped by constant travel, which kept the family close but also heightened their awareness of public attention.
'We were each other's world for so long, because we were travelling all the time. That closeness keeps you grounded. My siblings are my best friends. We grew up a little bit more aware there were more cameras around us than the average kid,' she said.
The Hewitt family lived in the Bahamas for some time before settling in Melbourne and now Mia is based in Sydney with her boyfriend.
She revealed that growing up in the public eye was a surreal experience.
'People feel like they know you, and they essentially don't. If you're in it from a younger age they just kind of see you as one thing,' she said.
'And it's hard, because they're not seeing the actual evolution of you, as a person. Just the image.'
Mia has since turned her focus to music, recording a debut EP and performing live with Father's Favourite alongside her best friend Chèrise Combrink.
'Music has always been my constant. I have always, deep down, wanted to do that – but I didn't have the confidence,' she said.
'I ended up being homeschooled for a little while, and I kind of retreated into my shell. But I've made some really beautiful friends and found like-minded people doing similar things. That gave me this boost of confidence to just go for it.'
Now, she says performing is the highlight.
'I love performing in front of people. That's my favourite thing about being in the band.'
Her musical tastes are firmly rooted in the '60s and '70s, with Stevie Nicks a major influence.
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Zoe's final scenes are approaching.
EastEnders’ kicked off Zoe Slater's tragic death plot tonight, as she suffered an injury to her head. Spoilers for the days ahead have already revealed that Zoe's mum Kat will find her daughter dead in bed in upcoming scenes that will lead to heartbreak for the Slater family.
Yesterday's episode saw Zoe and Kat spend some quality time alone together in the Queen Vic, with Zoe revealing that she'd found a man selling Charlie's old taxi cab.
But while Kat and Zoe were distracted, Tommy snuck out of the house after downing half a bottle of vodka. When Kat went upstairs to tell him they were popping out, she discovered he was gone and found the half-drank vodka bottle.
Outside, Zoe got in a cab to go meet the car dealer, while Kat frantically looked for Tommy around the Square. She eventually found him drunkenly getting on the tube where he confessed that he'd seen Joel.
Tommy told Kat that he was no better than Joel, and the family would be better off without him. But Kat assured him that wasn't true and that she knew he had a good heart and was nothing like Joel.
Meanwhile, Zoe went and saw Charlie's old cab and found his taxi keychain still in it. Zoe told the seller that Kat was bringing the money over but when she tried to call her she got no answer.
When the seller's scary looking business partner arrived, Zoe turned and ran but ended up tripping and landing on a pile of concrete blocks and hitting her head.
Although she was bleeding, Zoe then got up and ran into the cab, driving off while the men shouted at her to come back.
Michelle Ryan, who plays Zoe, recently opened up about the decision to kill off Zoe rather than let her simply leave Walford.
"Because for her to run away again would have gone against everything she'd fought for, for her children. So, as sad as it was to hear that Zoe was going to be killed off, I was like, 'I completely understand that.'"
Coming up in the village, Jonah is determined to keep his sinister hold over Caleb.
Meanwhile, Maddox’s true maternal parentage is rumbled, Abigail’s influence on Dee Dee becomes increasingly disturbing and there’s news about who’s behind Ste’s disappearance.
Here are all your Hollyoaks spoilers for next week, alongside our fresh picture gallery revealing all the latest drama.
When Warren tells him about his young son Sebastian being released from hospital and how they must be especially careful due to his weakened immune system, this gives Jonah an idea.
He enforces a lockdown at the Keane household to ‘protect’ Caleb from infections.
Maddox shares that he has applied for a live music permit, and declares that Kathleen-Angel can be their first act.
They have a drink to celebrate, but the day takes a sudden turn and Maddox ends up seeking solace with Cindy. But little does he realise that his ‘great-aunt’ is actually his birth mother.
We then see one of them hanging around the village with photos of Ste on his phone. It’s not long before Dodger confirms the video of Ste is fake, but who is the mysterious person lingering in the area?
As Abigail abuses her position to manipulate Dee Dee, just how far will her despicable behaviour go?
With Mercy having set up home with Warren, will she maintain her loyalty to him, or might she feel an ounce of sympathy for Sienna?
A slip of the tongue leaves Dee Dee suspicious, and the teen speaks to Frankie about her conversation with Cindy.
As they start putting the pieces together, Dee Dee shares her theory with Maddox that Cindy could be his biological mother. How will Maddox react?
Jonah is intent on convincing Caleb that he’s unwell, but what’s his next move?
Will anyone spot them, and if they do, will they realise the connection with Caleb’s mysterious ‘illness’?
It’s clear how attached Cindy is to Maddox, but has Dee Dee’s theory been confirmed and if so, how will he react?
Later, Ant, Theresa and Dodger encourage Kathleen-Angel to sing for them.
As her daughter’s talent shines through, Theresa is blown away. Is the sky the limit for gifted Kathleen-Angel?
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