NEPO baby Scarlett Thomas has wowed with her sensational singing voice after ditching her GCSEs for a career in the music industry.
The performer and actress is no stranger to showcasing her vocal talents online, and was previously hailed “amazing” as she gave her rendition of Sienna Spiro’s hit Maybe.
Now the Waterloo Road actress, 17, has taken to her TikTok page to showcase her take on Reneé Rapp’s I Think I Like You Better When You’re Gone.
Scarlett, whose parents are Coronation Street stars Ryan Thomas, 41, and Tina O’Brien, 42, donned a cream bomber jacket an a slick up-do hairstyle for the short clip.
She clicked her fingers to the tune of the track before belting into the note-perfect track.
Recently, we reported how the teen had been reduced to tears after her dad gifted her a recording studio in their home for her 17th birthday.
It came shortly after her mum praised her vocal talent and dubbed her a “beautiful little human”.
CLAP BACK
Her studio sessions have come after her actor dad Ryan was forced to defend her after she revealed she didn’t take any GCSEs.
Scarlett told her followers this summer that she wouldn’t be picking up her results as she didn’t sit any exams.
In a short video posted to social media, she posed in front of a camera showing a close up of her immaculate makeup.
She captioned it: “I’m watching everyone get their GCSE results today, wondering if I could’ve had good results but I will forever wonder.”
Some fans were left divided and said the youngster should have done her GCSE’s regardless of her blossoming acting career.
But father Ryan promptly hit back and wrote in the comments: “Is it even anyone’s business or concern though?”
SCREEN QUEEN
Scarlett was introduced to the screen from a young age.
She’s previously been forced to defend herself after being slammed as a nepo-baby and only being famous because of her parents.
One follower previously slammed her and said: “You only got those opportunities because of your family.”
Scarlett fired back: “God forbid a girl takes the chances she gets.”
It comes after Scarlett, who has even previously been hailed the ‘ultimate soap nepo baby’, could be on track to make at least £2million before she’s even 18.
Not only has Scarlett been branded a “real life Disney princess” by her famous uncle Scott Thomas, but the youngster, who was just 14 when she landed her role in Waterloo Road, is sure to receive yet more “fabulous opportunities.”
When she hit 16, Scarlett launched her own TikTok account and Instagram.
She regularly posted videos for her fans – getting millions of likes each time and in recent months has started roping in her famous family.
