AJ and Curtis Pritchard's debut performance in Hollyoaks has gone viral - and it appears that the two brothers have taken it all in very good humour!
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In the soap, the brothers are playing on-screen brothers Marco and Jacob, the latter of whom is a new assistant at Trish Minniver's dance school. However, in the short exchange between the brothers, it is revealed that they have darker intentions for Trish.
WATCH: AJ and Curtis Pritchard's Hollyoaks debut goes viral
Viewers were quick to joke about the scene, with one writing: "What in the GCSE drama is this," while another added: "I can't get AJ and Curtis' Hollyoaks scene out of my head," while a third person referenced Curtis' stint on Love Island, writing: "I think he should stick to being the person who wakes up and makes everyone a coffee so everyone’s ready for the morning."
It looks like the reality show stars have taken it all in good humour, as AJ replied: "Brilliant" alongside a laughing crying emoji to a post where a fan lip-synchs along to the scene, while tagging Curtis in the post.
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AJ recently celebrated his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen's 24th birthday on Instagram, writing: "Happy Birthday @abbiequinnen... You have been so strong these past weeks. Your strength has kept me so positive when it’s been hard. Seeing you reply to so many people about your experience & helping people come to terms with their struggles is truly inspirational... You deserve to have the best birthday to date... #loveyou."
READ: AJ Pritchard breaks silence over girlfriend Abbie Quinnen's horrific accident
Abbie is recovering after a shocking accident left her with burns on her face and neck after she and AJ tried to make vases using a YouTube tutorial. AJ spoke about the accident to The Sun, saying: "There are different areas, and there are different degrees of burn and she will have a small scar in certain areas. But, as with time, they will heal and other areas will heal. I think the most important thing was that the skin grafts worked."
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