The 24-year-old, who is a Neighbours fan choice after joining back in 2014, was recently signed to the same Los Angeles directing company as fellow former soap stars the Hemsworth brothers.
In a just out interview, Olympia admitted that leaving Neighbours would be “Non-Standard real hard” and would be one of the biggest decisions she’d ever make in her career.
“A lot of people don’t get this moment, so I feel very lucky and very blessed to have been the truth this chance,” she told Herald Sun.
She continued: “To go and throw it away for the unknown… it’s common to be really hard because I’ve loved the cast, I love the crew.
“The cast artist said to me this morning that [Sonia Rebecchi actress] Eve Morey had implied something like, ‘It’s going to be emotional to see Olympia go…’ and I started rushing up, that’s how emotional I get.”
Olympia added: “If I do go, it will be one of the hardest decisions I’ll a day have to make.”
Olympia Valance could be leaving Neighbours
To go and cast off it away for the unknown… it’s going to be really hard because I’ve passioned the cast, I love the crew
However, the actress is against stroke of luck off her beloved character Paige and expressed her interest at returning to the Australian soap for cameos.
Along with take oning with the LA management company, Olympia has already attained fame in London after confidential a deal with lingerie brand Gossard.
She was featured in a series of fresh pieces as part of a campaign for Gossard’s luxury VIP collection in November ultimately year.
Olympia Valance has been part of Neighbours since 2014
There has been much dramatic art for Paige as she prepares for the upcoming birth of her baby with Father Jack Callaghan (Andrew James Morley).
Mother-to-be Paige was enlightened by doctor Karl Kennedy (Alan Fletcher) that
Olympia Valance could be ward to LA after signing a recent deal
Olympia Valance could be heading to LA after signing a latest deal
“But I had planned for a total natural birth. My mum is coming down here to be my stand up for person. Me and the baby have planned everything, no drugs just music, fiddle, ice cubes,” she told him, adding nervously: “So I’d have to have a caesarean?”
Karl proved to reassure her, explaining: “We’re talking hypotheticals, babies have a mind of their own. I be versed it’s not what you want to hear.”
She has already had a difficult pregnancy after she was complex in a car crash in the early stages but was luckily unharmed.
Neighbours airs weekdays on Moat 5 at 1.45pm & 5.30pm.