List of Bad Girls characters
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Series 1
Helen Stewart
Portrayed by Simone Lahbib
Appears in: Series 1–3
Helen Stewart is Wing Governor of G-Wing, whose authority is seldom respected by the prisoners. After a personal struggle with her sexuality, the battle to stand as an authority figure in Larkhall, and the breakup from her fiancé Sean, she goes on holiday to clear her head. After a delay in her flight, Helen is replaced by Jim Fenner. She returns shortly after but leaves. She returns to work with prisoners serving life sentences, is sexually assaulted by Jim, and struggles with coming to terms with her sexuality. She falls in love with prisoner Nikki Wade. When Simon is demoted after Shell Dockley, Denny Blood, and Shaz Wylie escape, Helen becomes the new acting governor of Larkhall. Her feud with Jim comes to a head and she resigns before she is sacked.
Nikki Wade
Portrayed by Mandana Jones
Appears in: Series 1–3
Nikki Wade is serving a life sentence for killing a policeman who tried to rape her then-girlfriend Trisha. An out and proud lesbian, Nikki is an outspoken strong-minded inmate who clashes with Helen at the start of the series.
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