Renee Bailey's Past Exposed as Fans of Call the Midwife Scandalized by Racy TV Role Renee Bailey, the actress who plays Joyce Highland in the popular BBC series Call the Midwife, has found herself at the center of a stir after a shocking revelation about her past television role. The midwife, played by Bailey, is facing a disciplinary hearing alongside Sister Julienne, played by Jenny Agutter, after an official complaint from a patient.
However, it is her past role in the BBC Three series Mood that has left fans stunned. In the six-part series, Bailey played the role of Paris, a sex worker who appears in a music video with older men. The role required her to wear bondage-esque outfits and perform a song with a Cardi B-inspired tune, "Charge It". Fans of the show have been sharing clips of the racy scenes on social media... with many expressing shock and surprise at the drastic departure from her current role as Joyce Highland.
Bailey has spoken about the character of Joyce, describing her as a "force" who is "driven and knows what she wants". She aims to bring a softer side to the character, "showcasing qualities that are often stereotypically associated with Black women.".. such as tend ← →
Joyce Highland took centre stage in Call the Midwife during Sunday's episode but fans are only just learning about Renee Bailey's rather saucy TV past. The midwife found herself in big trouble following an official complaint from a patient and is facing her disciplinary hearing alongside Sister Julienne, played by Jenny Agutter. The meeting comes after Joyce attempted to help a racist mum-to-be, who blamed her for the fact she'd developed thrombosis.
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