Vicky Pattison to make acting debut in BBC Three’s Murder in Successville
VICKY Pattison has another string to add to her bow as she's set to star as a rookie cop in BBC Three series Successville.
The feisty brunette features in the first episode of the second series, available on the BBC's online platform on June 15.
The Geordie Shore favourite tweeted her excitement as fans were given a first look at her in action.
Vicky, 28, posted a poster of the new series and said: "OMG!!! This is amazing!!!??"
She added: "I am so excited for this!!!!! #MurderInSuccessville #season2 #comingsoon."
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The released picture shows Vicky dressed in a black hat, polo neck and lether jacket.
Each week in Successville, DI Sleet, played by Tom Davis, enlists the help of a celebrity to help solve a crime.
Made In Chelsea's Jamie Laing and Dermot O'Leary were among guests stars in the comedy's first outing.
Vicky's role will see her join forces with DI Sleet to clear his name after he's accused of killing Nick Knowles.
Other familiar faces set to appear in this series include Spice Girl Emma Bunton, Mark Wright and singer George Shelley.
Vicky, who studied Drama at Liverpool John Moores University, first hit TV scenes as a member of MTV Geordie Shore cast.
Her reality TV history also includes stints on Ex on the Beach and I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here, which she went on to win.
Now a regular on ITV's Loose Women panel, Vicky is kept busy with her role as the face of Ann Summers swimwear and her Honeyz clothing collection.
Earlier this year Vicky appeared in Comedy Central show Drunk History as the Duke of Wellington's wife.
Her debut on the show saw her dress in period costume as comedians, plied with alcohol, retell historical events.
Vicky has recently been seen enjoying dates with Towie lothario Mario Falcone.
Believing she'd be meeting Giovanna for the first time live of the show, Giovanna was forced to remind Vicky they'd met years before.
Giovanna, who's married to McFly singer Tom, shouted: "We've met!
"I've interviewed you, back during the MTV days when you were on Geordie Shore!"
She went on: "I interviewed you and we played I Have Never.
"I couldn't believe they were sharing so much. I was like 'hello! I'm going to write this up and put it on the internet!'"
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