Coronation Street, Emmerdale and EastEnders child soap stars and where they are now

When OK! catch up with former Coronation Street star Beverley Callard, she speaks fondly of her time as Liz McDonald and reflects on the lifelong friends she made on the soap. As with any job, there were highs and lows.

If you’re a Coronation Street fan then you’ll likely recognise the name Billy Mayhew. Billy is currently at the centre of a big storyline on the hit ITV soap, as writers have lined up the first gay wedding in the soap’s 60 year history.

Coronation Street actors have reunited over Zoom after filming of the soap was halted.The ITV soap was forced to pause filming for two weeks for producers to rewrite scenes amid the pandemic.

Emmerdale and even Love Island. The three brothers have recently joined forces and delivered a documentary for ITV, titled Mancs in Mumbai.

direct to your inboxGlen Wallace has praised Coronation Street for leading the way in representing Northern Irish actors on screen.The actor made his debut in the ITV soap on Friday night as Lucas, a businesses man and former flame of Carla Connor. Glen, 44, is no stranger to a role in a soap with Corrie marking his third appearance in a major continuing drama following former parts in Hollyoaks and EastEnders.

Coronation Street star Katie McGlynn has chosen a dramatic way to announce her entrance to social media platform TikTok – by dyeing her hair bright pink.The 27-year-old actress – who plays Sinead Tinker in the long-running soap – posted a short video to both Instagram and TikTok, demonstrating how she took her naturally blonde hair to a bold candy-pink shade at home. In the clip, Katie starts off makeup-free and wearing glasses, with her shoulder-length blonde hair unstyled.

Summer Spellman is set to be at the heart of a lot of drama on the cobbles in the coming weeks.The Coronation Street character recently reunited with her guardians Todd and Billy following a summer living with her grandmother, but it’s not all plain-sailing, with dramatic scenes to come. But who is Summer Spellman when she’s not on the cobbles? Let’s take a look… Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter.

Busybody Norris Cole is leaving Coronation Street for good – and viewers aren't even going to get to see him say goodbye. Actor Malcolm Hebden, who has stayed away due to the pandemic, has retired after 27 years of service on the Street.

After assuring fans that they were to continue to shoot during the tougher Tier 4 guidelines in the UK, alas ITV’s two soaps have had to halt production.

Nina Lucas first appeared on the Cobbles in 2019.The gothic niece of Roy Cropper is set to be involved in a romantic story line with Asha Alahan, the show has confirmed to Digital Spy. Coronation Street producer Iain MacLeod has also previously told the publication that: "There'll be a fantastic and unique love story for Nina, which might not entirely end up where you expect now.

Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor has been snapped on an outing with her Coronation Street star mum Sally. Actress Phoebe was seen heading to a farmer's market in Manchester with her mum Sally Dynevor, who is best known for playing Sally Webster in ITV soap Coronation Street.

It's been almost two years since Kym Marsh departed Coronation Street, and it looks like she's hoping to come back as Michelle Connor at some point in the future.The 44-year-old actress stepped away from the show back in February 2019 after starring on the soap for 13 years. Reflecting on her time on the show, Kym has now admitted she can see herself making a comeback "one day".

Popular ITV soap opera Coronation Street has halted filming for a two-week break while Emmerdale has shut down due to a coronavirus outbreak. Emmerdale bosses were forced to undergo "intensive cleaning" of the set after certain crew members tested positive for the deadly bug.

Naman Ramachandran The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted production on U.K. broadcaster ITV’s long-running popular soaps “Coronation Street” and “Emmerdale.”“‘Coronation Street’ will pause filming from next Monday, Jan.

direct to your inboxCoronation Street and Emmerdale have suspended filming due to coronavirus. Filming of Emmerdale has been stopped this week because of an outbreak and cast will be back on set next week following an "intensive clean" on the set.

Coronation Street fans have been invited to take a glimpse behind the scenes via a guided tour of the set. Show star Jack P Shepherd created the exclusive video uploaded to the soap's TikTok page.