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Death in Paradise: Tobi Bakare speaks after departure from show Sign up for FREE now for the biggest moments from morning TV SUBSCRIBE Invalid email When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Death in Paradise is known for its revolving door of cast members with actors coming and going from the show all the time. Season 10 saw another star calling it quits as JP Hooper actor Tobi Bakare announced he was walking away from the BBC show. Express.co.uk has the lowdown on why the Death in Paradise acting is now bowing out.Why has JP Hooper star Tobi Bakare left Death in Paradise? In a message on Twitter, Death in Paradise star Tobi Bakare confirmed he was leaving behind the sunny climes of Saint Marie after seven years. Bakare, who is best known as police officer JP Hooper, said: “Hi everybody. So yeah, it’s time that JP left the building.  “I want to thank you all for being such a great support to myself and to the character. “He’s been a pleasure to play and to entertain all of your guys with.   “I hope that he’s etched in you guys’ memories as he will be etched in mine.” Bakare continent: “Think of how he started the show, so wide-eyed and insecure but now he’s s mentor! “Yeah, it’s been amazing. But yes, ultimately thank you guys and I want to thank all the team, the cast, the crew, the executive producers, Tim, Tony, Belinda, Alex, you guys have been absolutely phenomenal to me and I hope to work with you guys in the future." He finished off his missive, saying: “God bless you guys and yes till we meet again!"  On his decision to leave the show, the British actor explained: “The media answer is: I’ve been on the show for quite a while, and there’s an exploration of what’s to happen next in my career. "And not just that – you know, my daughter’s going into school. That all sounds great. “But actually, that’s not the reason why. Because if another project came up and required me to travel – for me and my wife to travel – we’d weigh it up, you know what I mean?" He added to the Radio Times: "So I wouldn’t want to lie to anyone and say that’s the reason why we’re going to stay in the UK.”     Bakare had actually already made the decision to leave Death in Paradise back in 2017 after having something of a spiritual awakening.The actor, who is Christian and a strong believer in his faith, said he had an epiphany during a church service in Guadeloupe where Death in Paradise is filmed.He explained: “The preacher mentioned seven years in a message. As soon as he mentioned seven years, I don’t know what happened. It just clicked. It was like a moment of realisation. I had three more years left. It was three more years until it would be seven years, but it just hit me so hard. “At this time, my wife wa