Olympia Valance has broken her silence on sister Holly Candy's recent explosive interview in which she called Donald Trump 'fabulous'.
The pop star-turned-actor, 41, praised the controversial former president of the US and slammed her home country Australia as too 'woke' in a shocking interview on the GB News' Chopper's Political Podcast in March.
Now her younger sister, 31, who once followed in her sibling's footprints by landing a role on Neighbours, has appeared on HIT WA's Allan & Carly on Wednesday to distance herself from Holly and her very conservative right-wing views.
Olympia told hosts Carly Portch and Allan Aldworth that Holly 'rarely' returns to Australia since she based herself over in the UK with her billionaire and British luxury real estate developer husband Nick Candy.
'My sister and I have very, very different political views,' the Summit star insisted when she was asked about Holly's controversial podcast interview.
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She continued: 'It was like, "Oh my God," when she said all that stuff. I'm like, "Oh God! Everyone's going to think that that's what I think!" And I don't.'
'She has the right to say the things that she wants to say… but yes, that's not my opinion on anything.'
Holly also took a stunning swipe at climate activist Greta Thunberg in her explosive interview on Chopper's Political Podcast last Friday.
The former soap star, who has recently rebranded herself as a conservative commentator, didn't mince words as she revealed her thoughts on 21-year-old Swedish-born Greta.
The Aussie star, who is known professionally as Holly Valance, told podcast host Christopher Hope: 'I don't understand why you have this, like, demonic little gremlin high priestess of climatism as the goddess in classrooms, Greta,' she said.
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'All the kids are all coming home with depression and anxiety. Why would you go to your music lesson or bother doing your homework or get out of your bed if you think we're all going to be dead in five years anyway?'
The mother-of-two also declared she has no intention of moving back to her Australian homeland, lamenting that the country is going 'woke'.
'The Australia I grew up in was unreal. It was so fun and we didn't seem to have all these problems... the woke stuff's really gone big in Australia,' she said.
Holly elaborated on the 'woke culture', pointing toward 'the stuff they're teaching in school': 'I don't think sexuality and children should be in the same sentence. I don't think anyone's sexuality is anyone's business. You don't know about mine. I don't know about yours. Why would we?'
The singer was born in Australia but has UK citizenship through her British mother and now lives in London and the Cotswolds.
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