Do they use their real names?

[tessa305]

Remember 'Sebastian Emagloglou' or something like that, I reckon that would be a birth name because why would someone change their name to something complicated/hard to pronounce?

I love the name Sebastian though

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Also his sister rebecca emagloglou also played a role in H&A-sophie, sallys sister i think

[TabbyCool]

Remember 'Sebastian Emagloglou' or something like that, I reckon that would be a birth name because why would someone change their name to something complicated/hard to pronounce?

I love the name Sebastian though

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Also his sister rebecca emagloglou also played a role in H&A-sophie, sallys sister i think

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She was Sally's foster sister, not her real sister. When I was younger I thought they were meant to be real sisters because they looked similar when they were younger, but they were just foster sisters.

[c120701]

Remember 'Sebastian Emagloglou' or something like that, I reckon that would be a birth name because why would someone change their name to something complicated/hard to pronounce?

I love the name Sebastian though

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Also his sister rebecca emagloglou also played a role in H&A-sophie, sallys sister i think

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Rebekah and Sebastian's surname is Elmaloglou, which is easier to say than Emagloglou.

[claire_louise]

Sometimes actors change their names so that they're easier to pronounce - for example, Jennifer Aniston's birth name was Jennifer Annastassikis or something like that. I doubt they'd change it so it was harder to pronounce though, so yeah, the complicated ones are probably real!

[Natalia]

Sometimes parents try not to give their children really bland, over-used names. And I know a lot of 'stage parents' (the kind who push thier children into the performing arts almost from birth) who give their children weird names because they assume their child will be a star.

And of course some names sound really different to people in one place, but are actually quite common elsewhere.

Just to go back to the name 'Kylie'. It is the most Australian of names - it actually means 'boomerang'.

[Princess of Roxy]

I think they use there real names but maybe some of them change them cause there parents don't want to expose there real names.

But most likely there using there real names.

[I love music]

Nobody's really called Kip (as in Kip Gamblin) are they...?

Talking about unusual names, my cousin went to school with a girl who's name was Tangerine!!! Apparently she got called Tanjy tho, which doesn't sound too bad.

[claire_louise]

Unfortunately, I think Kip is his real name. Could be short for something though?

[Liz]

RE Tammin Sursok: isn't her real name Tammy?

[Mrs Mark Furze]

Unfortunately, I think Kip is his real name. Could be short for something though?

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No, it really is Kip & that's it, it's not short for anything. He said so himself in the Live Chat he did with Five in November 2005.