Watters then shouts ‘Say Hello Jamie Lee’ and points the camera at Jamie. Lee responds by saying Hello to everyone, but that is just about anything that we can comprehend.

Thankfully Derry Girls has helped us all have that leg up in the industry because it is really tough and people ask you why you do it if there is so much rejection.” A press conference has been called at Irvine Police Station as officers continue to search for Jamie-Lee Harvie (Image: Facebook) Derry Girls writer, Aisling Bea and Andrew Scott among Irish talent shortlisted to win a BAFTA this yearGet all the latest Glasgow news and headlines sent straight to your inbox twice a day by signing up to our free newsletter. A member of Jamie-Lee's family has took to social media on Wednesday to inform those following the search that she has been found and is safe. Police then confirmed she had been found safe in the Irvine area. Because you put all this hard work and dedication to an industry that often doesn’t appreciate you and people don’t understand just how hard it is when things don’t work out.

The morning newsletter arrives every day before 9am and the evening newsletter, manually curated by the team, is sent between 4pm and 5pm, giving you a round up of the most important stories we've covered that day. Jamie Lee has become a worldwide sensation on TikTok, with different creators coming up with versions of what they thought Jamie Lee said.Thanks to everyone in their contribution to finding her. From getting it posted over social media platforms to some people going out their way to find her, thank you."

Chief Inspector Lammie continued: "I would like to stress that Jamie-Lee is not in any trouble at all. We just want to make sure she is safe and well. I would like to hear from anybody in the community in North Ayrshire, but particularly Irvine, to report any sightings to me. Around the same time, O’Donnell read an article about a new Channel 4 sitcom written by the Derry-born writer Lisa McGee. “Right away I knew it would be hilarious,” she says. “I was desperate to be a part of it. As soon as I read the scenes, I felt something. I knew every single one of these girls.” In my own experience when it comes to auditions and scripts that I have read I just see all these well rounded and well written women that are true to life.

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With Screw about to be released and Derry Girls ending, O’Donnell is in a state of transition. On screen, she is going from schoolgirl to working woman, but her own life is also evolving. Initially, when things took off, she felt out of place at red-carpet events; enjoying her successes felt indulgent, but that is changing. The young girl mysteriously vanished without a trace and a sighting of the youngster was reported near Irvine Royal Academy on Saturday March 18 but news was dry on the ground, prompting a renewed police appeal on Tuesday, the Record reports. Steven said: "Something isn't adding up. Yes many are aware she has gone missing before but never for this length of time. Countless people have been out looking for her, people that we don’t even know and we appreciate all that people are doing. There’s not enough words or anything I can do that shows how thankful and grateful we all are. Someone knows something and I’m not going to be told otherwise. The longer it goes on, the longer it's putting ex amounts of stress on the family.