Thank you to everyone who assisted in the search for Jamie-Lee, and thank you to members of the public for sharing our appeal." Image: This picture may be used solely for Channel 4 programme publicity purposes in connection with the current broadcast of the progr) Read More Related Articles The young girl mysteriously vanished without a trace and a sighting of the youngster was reported near Irvine Royal Academy on Saturday March 18 but news was dry on the ground, prompting a renewed police appeal on Tuesday, the Record reports. Don't miss the latest news from around Scotland and beyond - Sign up to our daily newsletter here. READ MORE: Her uncle Steven Harvie wrote on Facebook: "My wee niece Jamie-Lee has now been found. Since the disappearance on Tuesday the 14th March after 8 days she has just recently been found.

Those who have been following the case have expressed joy at the youngster's safe return. One wrote: "Thank goodness so happy for you all, she’s been in my thoughts for days now great outcome." A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Jamie-Lee Harvie, 12, who had been missing from Ayr since Tues, 14 March has been traced safe and well by officers in the Irvine area this afternoon. There really are lulls in this business and you really have to strive for the successes,” she said. That is why, even when Derry Girls wraps, O’Donnell won’t say goodbye to Michelle completely. She will continue to channel her no-shits-given energy from time to time: “I hope Michelle will live on in me. Although, only a wee bit. She’s totally nuts.” Steven said: "Something isn't adding up. Yes many are aware she has gone missing before but never for this length of time.Saying goodbye to Michelle was always going to be sad. Derry Girls has changed her life for ever. “When you step on set as Michelle,” she says, “the gloves are off and you can just go full-throttle ballistic. There’s this freedom whenever I’m playing her.” Someone knows something and I’m not going to be told otherwise. The longer it goes on, the longer it's putting ex amounts of stress on the family. The morning newsletter arrives every day before 9am and the evening newsletter, manually curated by the team, is sent between 4pm and 5pm, giving you a round up of the most important stories we've covered that day. While the cast and crew are getting ready to resume filming in the coming months Jamie Lee says she has gotten used to dealing with disappointment throughout her career. Jamie Lee has become a worldwide sensation on TikTok, with different creators coming up with versions of what they thought Jamie Lee said.

Jamie-Lee might be in your company - but at the end of the day she has been reported to me as a missing child and she is 12-years-old. I would ask if you are in her company to come forward and let me know she is safe and well." Jamie-Lee Harvie was missing for more than a week after last being seen on Tuesday, March 14, at Irvine train station. A relative has today (March 22) posted on social media that she is now "in good hands" after being found earlier on.

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I can only take that as a refreshing thing for the industry and it is moving in the right direction. However, it takes a lot for a funny TikTok clip to go viral, unless that clip is the Say Hello Jamie Lee video. The video has spread like wildfire and garnered millions of views around the world. This piece will explain the Say Hello Jamie Lee TikTok sensation. Jamie Lee is just a normal human being from Northern Ireland that no one can understand A 12-year-old girl from Ayr who had been missing for eight days has now been found, her relieved family have confirmed.

Countless people have been out looking for her, people that we don’t even know and we appreciate all that people are doing. There’s not enough words or anything I can do that shows how thankful and grateful we all are. Because you put all this hard work and dedication to an industry that often doesn’t appreciate you and people don’t understand just how hard it is when things don’t work out.Around the same time, O’Donnell read an article about a new Channel 4 sitcom written by the Derry-born writer Lisa McGee. “Right away I knew it would be hilarious,” she says. “I was desperate to be a part of it. As soon as I read the scenes, I felt something. I knew every single one of these girls.” Get all the latest Glasgow news and headlines sent straight to your inbox twice a day by signing up to our free newsletter. Thankfully Derry Girls has helped us all have that leg up in the industry because it is really tough and people ask you why you do it if there is so much rejection.” Chief Inspector Lammie continued: "I would like to stress that Jamie-Lee is not in any trouble at all. We just want to make sure she is safe and well. I would like to hear from anybody in the community in North Ayrshire, but particularly Irvine, to report any sightings to me.