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Charlotte Jordan Evans (born 1 June 1994)[1] is a British actress, known for her roles as Gaby Grant in the Netflix series Free Rein and Daisy Midgeley in the ITV soap opera Coronation Street. The latter earned her a British Soap Award for Best Dramatic Performance. Following her exit from Coronation Street in 2025, she joined the cast of the radio soap opera The Archers.

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Early life

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Charlotte Jordan Evans was born on 1 June 1994 in Chobham. She attended Oakfield School, a private school in Pyrford, as well as the Susan Robinson School of Ballet in Byfleet. While attending school, she competed in ballet, singing and acting competitions, such as the Fonteyn Nureyev Young Dancer competition,[2] where she was placed second in level 2[3] and achieved a distinction in all of her examinations.[4]

Career

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Jordan made her professional acting debut in an episode of The Bill broadcast in 2007, under the name of Charlie Evans.[5] While under that name, she also portrayed the role of Serena in the Nickelodeon series Summer in Transylvania from 2011 to 2012.[6] She was then selected to join a pop group formed by Geri Halliwell in 2012.[7] In 2016, she began acting under the name Charlotte Jordan, and made her debut film appearance in Angel of Decay, as well as making an appearance in the BBC medical drama Casualty.[8] In 2018, Jordan was cast in the Netflix drama series Free Rein as Gaby Grant; she portrayed the role for two series and also starred in Free Rein Christmas and Valentine-themed films.[9]

In 2019, Jordan co-wrote and produced a short film titled Tracks.[8] A year later, she joined the ITV soap opera Coronation Street as Daisy Midgeley.[10] She remained in the role for five years, during which she won a British Soap Award for Best Dramatic Performance and a RTS North West Award for Best Performance in a Continuing Drama.[11] In 2024, Jordan made the decision to leave Coronation Street after her contract had expired, with her final scenes airing on Friday 2nd May 2025.[12] In April 2025, she confirmed she had joined the cast of radio soap opera The Archers,[13] with her character, Amber Gordon, being introduced that June.[14]Olivia Bernstone took over the role in October of that year.[15] Jordan then joined the cast of the upcoming BBC period drama series The Hairdresser Mysteries.[16]

Filmography

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Film and television

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Year Title Role Notes
2007 The Bill Jemma Jackson Episode: "Crash Test"
2010–2011 Summer in Transylvania Serena Main role
2016 Angel of Decay Georgeann Film
2016 Casualty Lisa "Sambuca" Nichols Episode: "Party Pooper"
2018–2019 Free Rein Gaby Grant Main role
2018 Free Rein: The Twelve Neighs of Christmas Direct-to-streaming film
2019 Free Rein: Valentine's Day Direct-to-streaming film
2020–2025 Coronation Street Daisy Midgeley Regular role
TBA The Hairdresser Mysteries† TBA Filming

Radio

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Year Title Role Notes
2025 The Archers Amber Gordon Regular role

Awards and nominations

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Year Award Category Nominated work Result Ref.
2023 British Soap Awards Best Dramatic Performance Coronation Street Won [17]
2023 British Soap Awards Best Leading Performer Coronation Street Nominated [17]
2023 TRIC Awards Soap Actor Coronation Street Nominated [18]
2023 National Television Awards Serial Drama Performance Coronation Street Nominated [19]
2023 Inside Soap Awards Best Actress Coronation Street Nominated [20]
2023 TV Times Awards Favourite Soap Actor Coronation Street Nominated [21]
2023 RTS North West Awards Best Performance in a Continuing Drama Coronation Street Won [22]
2024 TV Choice Awards Best Soap Actress Coronation Street Longlisted [23]

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Charlotte Jordan (born 1 June 1994 in , ) is an English actress best known for her role as in the ITV . Jordan first rose to prominence playing Gaby Grant in the family drama series across its second and third seasons from 2018 to 2019. Her performance as the headstrong stable hand contributed to the show's appeal to young audiences, blending equestrian themes with teen adventure. In 2020, she joined the cast of as , the feisty barmaid and stepdaughter of Jenny Connor, portraying a character involved in high-profile storylines including an and a ordeal. Jordan's tenure on the show, which spanned nearly five years, ended with Daisy's dramatic exit on 2 May 2025, allowing the actress to pursue new projects. Following her departure from Coronation Street, Jordan joined the BBC Radio 4 soap opera in April 2025, playing Amber Gordon from June to November that year, marking a brief entry into audio drama. She departed the role to take a leading part in the BBC period drama series The Hairdresser Mysteries alongside . Earlier in her career, she appeared in guest roles on shows like Casualty and , as well as the short film Angel of Decay (2016).

Early life and education

Birth and upbringing

Charlotte Jordan was born Charlotte Jordan Evans on 1 June 1994 in , a rural village in , . Raised in the close-knit community of , Jordan experienced a childhood immersed in the countryside surroundings of , which provided a tranquil backdrop to her early years. Limited public details exist about her family, though she has spoken occasionally of her parents' support in her creative pursuits; her father, in particular, has been described as youthful and involved in her life. From a young age, Jordan showed an interest in the , beginning with training at the Susan Robinson School of in , where she developed foundational skills in movement and performance. She also gained early exposure to modeling, appearing in the BBC's Girl Talk magazine, which highlighted her poise and helped nurture her confidence in front of the camera. In 2016, as she transitioned into professional acting, Jordan adopted her current by replacing her surname Evans with her middle name Jordan, a decision aimed at establishing a distinct professional identity.

Schooling and training

Charlotte Jordan attended Oakfield School, a private institution in , , where she pursued her while nurturing her passion for the . The school's environment allowed her to balance academic studies with extracurricular activities focused on performance, fostering her initial skills in and stage presence. Parallel to her schooling, Jordan trained extensively at the Susan Robinson School of Ballet in Byfleet, attending classes for several years to develop her dance and performance abilities. This training emphasized classical ballet techniques and expressive movement, which she applied in competitive dance events during her school years, honing her discipline and artistic expression. Jordan's early acting interests emerged through school productions and local performances, where she explored roles that built her confidence on stage. In 2019, she co-wrote and produced the short film Tracks, rallying a crew of 39 members—including two BAFTA winners—to bring the story to life, marking an early foray into and collaborative . These experiences solidified her commitment to a career in , blending her dance background with burgeoning narrative skills.

Career

Early roles and professional entry

Jordan made her professional acting debut in 2007 at the age of 13, portraying Jemma Jackson, a young victim, in an episode of the ITV police series ; she was credited under the stage name Charlie Evans. This early television appearance marked her entry into scripted drama, showcasing her ability to handle emotionally intense roles from a young age. Building on this start, Jordan took on recurring roles in youth-oriented programming. From 2010 to 2011, she played Serena, a character, in the Nickelodeon comedy series Summer in , appearing in multiple episodes alongside a cast of young actors in a teen adventure setting. These performances helped her gain experience in ensemble casts and comedic timing during her mid-teens. In 2016, Jordan adopted her current professional name, transitioning from Charlie Evans to reflect her evolving career identity. That same year, she guest-starred as Lisa "Sambuca" Nichols, a pole dancer involved in a dramatic , in the episode "Party Pooper" of the medical drama Casualty. She also explored independent filmmaking, demonstrating versatility in short films such as A Week in the Office, where she played Jess, and Wolf Whistle, in which she portrayed Bee-Sting. These early projects highlighted her range across genres, from to lighthearted fantasy and gritty shorts, paving the way for broader opportunities.

Breakthrough roles

Jordan's breakthrough came with her casting as Gaby Grant in the Netflix family-oriented series , where she appeared across seasons 2 and 3 from 2018 to 2019. In the role of the spirited younger sister to protagonist James Grant, she portrayed a character navigating family dynamics and personal challenges on a fictional off the coast of the , contributing to the show's appeal as a lighthearted equestrian for young audiences. Directed in part by Declan O'Dwyer, the production marked her entry into high-profile , with O'Dwyer's episodes highlighting her energetic screen presence in ensemble scenes involving horse riding and teen adventures. She reprised the role in the holiday specials Free Rein: Valentine's Day (2019) and Free Rein: The Twelve Neighs of Christmas (2018), expanding Gaby's storyline to include festive themes and emotional growth arcs that resonated with international viewers. The Netflix platform's global reach significantly elevated her profile, exposing her work to audiences beyond the UK and establishing her as a recognizable face in family entertainment. This visibility was amplified by the series' popularity, which drew millions of streams worldwide during its run. Prior to , Jordan took on a more dramatic turn in the 2016 short film Angel of Decay, playing Georgeann Hawkins, a real-life victim in a biographical depiction of serial killer . Directed by , the film showcased her ability to handle intense, historical material, contrasting the levity of her later streaming roles and signaling her versatility in shifting from lighter fare to poignant narratives. This early cinematic effort helped solidify her reputation for embodying youthful, resilient characters capable of depth amid adversity.

Coronation Street tenure and transition

In 2020, Charlotte Jordan was cast as Daisy Midgeley in the ITV , taking over the role of the character originally played by others in her infancy and portraying the adult version from November of that year. Daisy's storylines during Jordan's tenure included high-profile arcs such as a ordeal culminating in an intended for her but affecting her love interest , as well as a ensuing involving Daisy, , and her fiancé Daniel Osbourne. These narratives highlighted Daisy's evolution from a vulnerable newcomer to a resilient figure navigating trauma and complex relationships, contributing to the character's central presence in the series. Jordan's run on Coronation Street spanned from 2020 to 2025, encompassing nearly five years and over 390 episodes, during which she appeared alongside her real-life boyfriend Paul in a brief guest capacity as a delivery man in a 2021 lockdown-themed storyline. The role provided Jordan with significant exposure in British television, allowing her to develop her craft in a demanding ensemble format while balancing personal milestones, including the on-set cameo that blended her professional and private life. Jordan departed in May 2025, with her final scenes airing as part of Daisy's emotional exit storyline, which she described as bittersweet, reflecting on the character's impactful journey and her own growth through the role. In interviews, she expressed gratitude for the experience, noting how portraying Daisy had been transformative but that after five years, it was time to conclude the arc to pursue fresh challenges. Her decision was influenced by a desire to avoid and explore varied acting opportunities beyond long-form soap narratives. Following her exit, Jordan briefly transitioned to radio drama, joining BBC Radio 4's in June 2025 as the recurring character Amber Gordon, the fiancée of George Grundy. Her tenure lasted until November 2025, after which the role was recast to Olivia Bernstone. Jordan then took on a lead role in the upcoming BBC period drama The Hairdresser Mysteries, announced in November 2025, exemplifying her continued pivot to diverse media formats and new television projects.

Filmography

Television

Jordan made her television debut in 2007, appearing as Jemma Jackson in the episode "Crash Test" of the ITV series , where she portrayed a young victim in a dramatic storyline involving an . From 2010 to 2011, she starred as the recurring character Serena, a vampire, in the children's comedy series Summer in , appearing in all 13 episodes of the single season. In 2016, Jordan guest-starred as Lisa "Sambuca" Nichols in the medical drama Casualty, featuring in the episode "Party Pooper" that highlighted family tensions and personal crises. She then took on a main role as Gaby Grant, a competitive equestrian with a complex backstory, in the family drama from 2018 to 2019, appearing regularly across seasons 2 and 3 for a total of 20 episodes. Since 2020, Jordan has portrayed in the long-running ITV soap opera , a regular role spanning over 390 episodes until her character's departure in May 2025, focusing on themes of relationships and community life in .

Film

Jordan's entry into film came through short projects early in her career, where she took on roles and later contributed behind the scenes. Her debut was in the 2016 Angel of Decay, a thriller depicting the murders in the 1970s, in which she portrayed victim Georgann Hawkins. Directed by Jamie Crawford and produced by , the film explores the disappearances and deaths linked to the . She followed with roles in two additional shorts: A Week in the Office, where she played under director Dan Johnson and production by , and Wolf Whistle, in which she appeared as Bee-Sting, directed by Dylan Adkinson. In 2019, Jordan co-wrote and produced the drama short Tracks, directed by , featuring a centered on confronting one's past. The film stars , , and . No feature-length films or additional shorts have been credited to Jordan as of 2025.

Radio

Following her departure from Coronation Street in 2025, Charlotte Jordan made her radio debut by joining the cast of BBC Radio 4's long-running soap opera The Archers, portraying the character of Amber Gordon, a dynamic young woman introduced as the secret fiancée of George Grundy. Amber, depicted as a forceful presence in the Grundy family dynamics, first appeared in episodes aired in June 2025, bringing a whirlwind of energy and romantic tension to the storyline centered on rural Ambridge life. Jordan's role as Amber involved voicing a character who had been in a clandestine relationship with George, highlighting themes of love, secrecy, and family upheaval within the show's established narrative. Her performance contributed to key plot developments, including Amber's integration into the Grundy household and her emotional revelations, such as insecurities shared with other characters amid the soap's daily episodes. Jordan departed the role in November 2025, after which it was recast. Prior to this, Jordan had no documented radio appearances, making The Archers her inaugural venture into the medium and a significant step in diversifying her career beyond television.

Awards and nominations

British Soap Awards

Charlotte Jordan received significant recognition at the for her portrayal of in . In 2023, she won the Best Dramatic Performance award for her role in the intense and storyline involving the character Justin Rutherford, which highlighted Daisy's and resilience. The ceremony took place on 3 June 2023 at The Lowry Theatre in , where Jordan attended in a pink bandeau dress and expressed surprise upon accepting the award, dedicating it to her co-stars and the production team for their support during the challenging scenes. Additionally, at the same 2023 event, Jordan was nominated for Best Leading Performer, acknowledging her overall contribution to the soap's narrative arcs, though she did not win in that category. At the 2025 British Soap Awards, Jordan received public-vote nominations for her performance as Daisy Midgeley, but did not win in any category.

Other awards

In 2023, Charlotte Jordan received the Best Performance in a Continuing Drama award at the Royal Television Society (RTS) North West Awards for her portrayal of Daisy Midgeley in Coronation Street. This recognition highlighted her dramatic work in the series' ongoing storylines. Jordan was also nominated for Serial Drama Performance at the in 2023, again for her role as , though the award went to Danielle Harold of EastEnders. For the acid attack storyline, Jordan shared the Best Showstopper award with co-star Ryan Prescott at the 2023 Inside Soap Awards.

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