Casting and Character Development
Wright was asked to join the regular cast of Home and Away as Chloe, after initially appearing as a background extra in the series.
Several months into her role as Chloe, Wright began to find her fame hard to deal with at first. Of an encounter with a group of teenagers who began harassing her at a local mall, she said "So I just steer clear of places where young people hang out - shopping centres, McDonald's, cinema strips... Going out for dinner's fine but I haven't been shopping for a long time."
In one storyline Chloe discovers that she is pregnant. Wright said "I'm really looking foward to being heavily pregnant, I've been trying on some 'stomachs' in the wardrobe department. It's so much fun."
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