LINE Of Duty star Gregory Piper has given his fans a glimpse inside his quirky Manchester home he shares with girlfriend Becca Fuller.
The 23-year-old actor is best known for playing TV’s most-hated character Ryan Pilkington on the BBC One crime drama.
He may play a villain on-screen but the star appears to be a big softie in real life, regularly sharing loved-up snaps with fellow actress girlfriend.
When he’s not not causing mayhem for AC-12, the actor can unwind at his stunning home that boasts of colourful décor throughout.
Gregory, who first starred in the hit BBC One series aged 13, has a cosy living room which features purple walls, oak wooden flooring and built-in bookcases that frame the doorway.
The couple have added their own personal touches including fairy lights, numerous books and a large collection of albums.
The property located in the Midlands has a very homely feel with bright pink through the hallway while the wooden staircase complements the home.
The vibrant colours continued into the living area and kitchen which is painted in a turquoise hue with black-and-white checkerboard floor tiling.
The couple can also enjoy a musical session while having their breakfast as they have their own piano in the kitchen.
Their contemporary kitchen is kitted out with cream cupboards, a dining table and plenty of space for hosting dinner parties.
They have peppered sweet touches throughout the house including family pictures on the walls and a huge montage of snaps above the sofa.
The actor can also keep up to date with his learning his lines with a small office desk and computer positioned at the corner of the living room.
The snug pad also features plenty of wooden beams creating that country home vibe.
Yesterday, The Celeb Report exclusively revealed that bosses want to sign up Gregory for Strictly Come Dancing.
A source said: “Gregory is a household name because of his turn as evil Ryan.
“The pinnacle for Strictly bookers is someone well known but also someone who is on the BBC, and Gregory ticks both of those boxes.
“He’s still relatively new to the industry, despite being part of the series for a decade, so it might be that he sees a jump into reality telly a bit soon.
“But producers are certainly keen and his name has been bandied around a lot as a dream signing.”
In Sunday’s Line of Duty, viewers were left with the mother of all cliffhangers as hero cop DI Kate Fleming was locked in an armed stand-off with bent copper PC Ryan Pilkington.
In the latest instalment, Jo was confirmed as corrupt when she agreed to have Kate murdered to protect her own secret.
She called Kate and tricked her into meeting her at a disused warehouse car park and when she got there – Ryan stepped out and aimed at gun at Kate.
Last night’s thrilling episode ended with the sound of two shots being fired, leaving viewers wondering whether it was good cop or bad cop that had taken a bullet.
BBC One viewers will have to wait until next week to find out Ryan and Kate’s fate.
