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Hollyoaks Fans Devastated as Dr Levi Leaves After Exposing Maxine’s Fake Illness


Hollyoaks Fans Devastated as Dr Levi Leaves After Exposing Maxine’s Fake Illness

HOLLYOAKS fans have been left devastated after Dr Levi left the village.
The dishy doctor - who was played by former EastEnders actor Cerith Flinn in the Channel 4 soap - left the village after splitting from Scott Drinkwell, but he had a parting gift from Maxine Minniver.
Dr Levi left the village after breaking up with Scott
Dr Levi left the village after breaking up with Scott
She is currently suffering from Munchausen's Syndrome, where she is pretending to be seriously ill.
Dr Levi knows that Maxine is faking her terminal tumour, and has been lying to her husband Damon and simultaneously pretending to be at death's door and on a trial that will miraculously cure her.
It was revealed tonight that Levi had been making detailed notes about Maxine's condition, aware of the extent of her damaging lies to her friends and family.
And after splitting with Scott over his secret performances as drag queen Anita Tinkle, Levi went to Misbah Maalik and Mitchell Deveraux and told them about her lying.
He told Scott he didn't like his turn as Anita Tinkle
He told Scott he didn't like his turn as Anita Tinkle
Before leaving he exposed Maxine's lies to the medical team
Before leaving he exposed Maxine's lies to the medical team
Maxine has no idea her lies are about to be outed
Maxine has no idea her lies are about to be outed
The medics vowed to stop her and put an end to her behaviour once and for all but fans were devastated that the good doctor had made his final exit from the village.
One wrote: "I was gutted when Dr levi left in first look..
"I thought he could of made Scott happy. . I Loved levi now I'm sad 😭 #Hollyoaks"
A second said: "Noooo levi 😭💔 such an underrated character, im gonna miss you so much ☹️ #Hollyoaks"
Another added: "Oh, Levi. Please don't leave. You were the best thing this soap had to offer. #Hollyoaks"
* Hollyoaks airs weeknights on Channel 4 at 6.30pm with a first look episode following on E4 at 7pm

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