Jarrod "Toadfish" Rebecchi
Toadie has lived on Ramsay Street for years, having been taken in by Karl and Susan Kennedy as an unruly teenager. Now it looks as though he's got his happy ending all figured out ... or has he?
When fun-loving, mischievous, be-mulleted Toadie Rebecchi turned up on Ramsay Street, few would have suspected that he would end up a respectable pillar of the community.
Although he initially arrived in Erinsborough with his family (brother Stonefish was eventually hunted down by their parents Angie and Kev), he decided to stay on when they left and was taken in by Karl and Susan Kennedy. Despite causing constant headaches for his surrogate family, not to mention involving their innocent young son Billy in most of his schemes, their stabilizing influence is largely responsible for the way he turned out.
As the class clown, no-one was more surprised than Toadie to discover that he possesses an above-average IQ of 135. Sadly, it took him a while to put his brains to particularly good use. It wasn’t until he went to university to study law that Toadie really came into his own. Finally putting his academic abilities to good use, he also became a successful DJ on Uni FM and moved into No. 30 with Joel Samuels and Sarah Beaumont (on whom he had once had a serious teenage crush). It was the start of No. 30 being a shared house for young professionals culminating in Toadie and new housemates Stu Parker and Connor O’Neill buying the place themselves and renaming it the House of Trouser.
Toadie is another Ramsay Street resident who has never been lucky in love. Always the joker, he never seemed to get the girl, and when he did, it never quite seemed to work. After tragically losing his wife Dee on the day of their wedding and then marrying Steph Scully for all the wrong reasons, it looked as though love just wasn't meant to be for the Toadfish.
However, fostering and then adopting son Callum turned things around for the young lawyer. His luck in the love department seems to have changed for the better too, and now he's living the family life with his fiancee, Sonya Mitchell, and their new baby daughter, Nell. He's loving life at the law firm, and with a wedding on the horizon it looks like he's truly happy for the first time in a long time.
Although he initially arrived in Erinsborough with his family (brother Stonefish was eventually hunted down by their parents Angie and Kev), he decided to stay on when they left and was taken in by Karl and Susan Kennedy. Despite causing constant headaches for his surrogate family, not to mention involving their innocent young son Billy in most of his schemes, their stabilizing influence is largely responsible for the way he turned out.
As the class clown, no-one was more surprised than Toadie to discover that he possesses an above-average IQ of 135. Sadly, it took him a while to put his brains to particularly good use. It wasn’t until he went to university to study law that Toadie really came into his own. Finally putting his academic abilities to good use, he also became a successful DJ on Uni FM and moved into No. 30 with Joel Samuels and Sarah Beaumont (on whom he had once had a serious teenage crush). It was the start of No. 30 being a shared house for young professionals culminating in Toadie and new housemates Stu Parker and Connor O’Neill buying the place themselves and renaming it the House of Trouser.
Toadie is another Ramsay Street resident who has never been lucky in love. Always the joker, he never seemed to get the girl, and when he did, it never quite seemed to work. After tragically losing his wife Dee on the day of their wedding and then marrying Steph Scully for all the wrong reasons, it looked as though love just wasn't meant to be for the Toadfish.
However, fostering and then adopting son Callum turned things around for the young lawyer. His luck in the love department seems to have changed for the better too, and now he's living the family life with his fiancee, Sonya Mitchell, and their new baby daughter, Nell. He's loving life at the law firm, and with a wedding on the horizon it looks like he's truly happy for the first time in a long time.
