Robert Hughes

The former Hey Dad star has been tracked down leading a low profile life in the English port city of Southampton, several weeks after he was deported from ...

'The profound and deleterious effects on the victims for many years, if not the whole of their lives. 'The profound and deleterious effects on the victims for many years, if not the whole of their lives. Hughes joined her and did voiceover work. His conduct was persistent and calculated,' he said. continue to this day and will probably be lifelong consequences'. He must report to police within three days of his return to the UK, and once a year from then on and within three days of changing his details. He'll never say it. 'He will never say sorry and I'm fine with that. A jail source said that Hughes 'would wrap his head in a scarf, put on a pair of sunnies and then put on a hat'. Robert Hughes (pictured with Robyn Gardiner) was trying to keep a low profile in the English port city of Southampton before he was tracked down by A Current Affair. The disgraced actor continues to protest his innocence It was recently revealed Hughes hid underneath a headscarf and a pair of sunglasses every time he would leave his cell when he was first jailed in 2014. A stony-faced Hughes looked all of his 73 years and remained silent as he was bombarded with a series of questions of whether he was enjoying his newfound freedom and about his victims.