By Olivia Devereux-Evans for MailOnline
12:39 11 March 2023, updated 13:01 11 March 2023
A screen star went down memory lane on Friday when she shared an old picture on her Instagram Stories.
The beauty was in an emotional mood as she wished her brother on his birthday with their childhood picture.
She’s all smiles for the picture, holding her brother in her arms—but can you guess who it is?
One clue is that after starting out on Waterloo Road, she appeared in a hugely popular Netflix show.
The star has several upcoming projects, including a film and a role on another television series — but have you guessed who it is yet?
This is Bridgerton actress Phoebe Dynevor.
Phoebe uploaded the picture with the caption: ‘Happy birthday Sambo. Love you two pieces @samdynevor.
The 27-year-old actress and her brother both wore Manchester United football shirts for the picture.
It comes after his father Tim shared a rare photo of himself with Corey star wife Sally and all three of their children.
In the picture taken in 2021, he was celebrating the 18th birthday of his youngest daughter, Hattie.
On Instagram, the proud father showed off toasting the family on the special occasion with champagne while enjoying dinner at The Ivy Soho in London.
He wrote alongside, ‘So one of these turns 18 at midnight. Clue – it’s not the one on the left. Happy Birthday Little Rabbit!’
Meanwhile, Hattie’s brother Sam uploaded a shot of the evening, which shows the three women of their family smiling together at the table.
Big sister Phoebe posted her adorable birthday tribute to Hattie on her Instagram Stories, first a black-and-white photo of them during the festivities.
The Bridgerton star also shared a shot of herself as a child cradling baby Hattie in her arms, and wrote: ‘The world really is a better place with you in it @hattiedynevorr. I love you always.’
The birthday bash comes after Phoebe admitted that reading the script for The Color Room made her feel ‘proud to be a woman’.
The actress also revealed and said that she has her own northern background, which is why she wanted to play Clarice Cliff in the film.
The film follows the life of a 1920s and ’30s ceramic artist who is credited with revolutionizing the workplace for women.
Asked how she felt when she first read the script for The Color Room, Phoebe admitted: ‘I think I’m proud to be a woman. I thought this story was wonderful and it is also a really heart touching story. Parts of it are sad, but mostly it’s joyous.
On why she wanted to be a part of the film, the star explained: ‘The first reason was to go back to my northern roots and follow a real working class story of a northern woman.
‘That’s my background. So it just felt like a story I wanted to tell, and connect with.
‘Plus, my dad has a few pieces of her. So I knew his work very well, and I found the story behind it fascinating.
‘I don’t think there are enough stories that are told about someone who really came from nothing. You know, the ones who really break the mold.’