BOLTON "dream" boy Clint Kenyon has ended his 16-month contract with Sky following a bust-up over "artistic differences".

The 21-year-old Belmont actor, who played Dream Team's Warren Masters, will be watched by millions when he leaves the cult programme in four weeks time.

His agent girlfriend, page three model and TV presenter Jenny Harrison, has revealed that the storyline will mean a "no-return" finish to the footballing character.

"There is no way he'll return to the show," said Jenny, an ex-Withins School pupil and former Bury Road florist.

Sky One say Clint "consistently breached" the terms of his contract but say the split has been "very amicable".

Jenny, just voted one of Britain's top 30 pin-up girls by a national newspaper, will now steer Clint's career as she launches her own model and casting agency based in Bolton.

She says that Clint, who starred in the hit Sky One show alongside his Bolton sister Katisha, became "fed-up" with playing an 18-year-old soccer star.

Clint was voted "most favourite character" for the first series of Dream Team, which won four awards.

He has notched an impressive list of television appearances including roles in Prime Suspect and Cracker.

Dream Team spokesman, Karen Baxter, said the contract was ended for a number of different reasons and his character will not be replaced.

Good luck

Karen said: "We wish him good luck but his time with us has come to a natural end."

Jenny says Clint has been spotted by a top London photographer, Jeff Kaine, who wants to do a series of pictures for women's magazines.

"At the end of the day, Clint has a wide range of acting skills, but feels that personally he could give more to serious hard-hitting drama," Jenny added.

The New Year for Jenny will see her continuing her ITV role as presenter of Trainspotting which is also shown on Cable's Rapture TV.

She is also in talks with Sky bosses who are considering launching their own clubbing version of the late-night show.

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