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Inside Grantchester star Tom Brittney's life off screen from stunning girlfriend to health battle

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With the latest series of Grantchester now unfolding on our screens, fans of the popular detective series will no doubt be savouring every minute of star Tom Brittney ’s time on screen, before he departs the show at the end of Series 9.

The 32 year old actor is best known for playing Reverend Will Davenport in the hit period series alongside co-star Robson Green, a role he has held since 2019.

But sadly Tom has announced his intention to move onto pastures new at the end of the next series which is currently being filmed and is slated to air some time next year.

As we make the most of Tom’s final few outings as the Reverend however, we’ve taken a closer look at the star’s life off screen, including his stunning girlfriend.

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