Evangeline Lilly is promising a big surprise in Wednesday’s season finale of “Lost.”

Lilly tells “Live With Regis and Kelly” that the finale will feature “the biggest reveal we’ve ever given ever in the history of `Lost.’” She says it “tells you where the next three seasons is going to take us.”

Lilly also revealed something about Kate that she hopes no one’s noticed before. She says Kate’s been wearing the same pair of underwear since the first episode of the series.

I can’t wait to see it!

They found love together on the set of Lost, but it’s business not pleasure that will bring TV stars Evangeline Lilly and Dominic Monaghan to Sydney next month.

The cosy couple from the most puzzling series on the small screen are due in town in late June to fly the flag up for the Channel 7 show.

It will be the second time the couple have taken a promotion spin Down Under, and while their romantic moments on this trip may be numbered – at least there won’t be any love lost between them in public.

The secretive duo went to lengths to conceal their obvious connection during their last trip to Sydney in July 2005, refusing to admit they had found romance together.

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“I’ve walked into salons with pictures of Kate and said, ‘Make me look like that.’” – Evangeline Lilly wants to look like her friend Kate Bosworth.

Rather than feeling devastated when a fire gutted her Hawaii home recently, Lost star Evangeline Lilly is philosophical about the incident.

Evangeline, 27, says she felt a ‘giddy’ sense of freedom when she lost most of her possessions in the December house fire on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, where she lives while filming the popular Sky One series.

“I like the feeling of being free and having no possessions. I think I’m a gypsy at heart,” she told Sky magazine.

“After the fire, I got this giddy feeling, like, ‘You’re telling me I only have my wallet, the clothes on my back, my car?’ Cool!’

“I furnished my house with Salvation Army furniture, so I didn’t have anything of value. The most valuable things I had were my paintings and writing – but they’re still just things.”