Coronation Street's Catherine Tyldesley breaks social media silence after former co-star accused of cryptic 'cakegate' dig
11.08.2023 - 07:55
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Catherine Tyldesley has taken to social media for the first time since she branded claims she was involved in trying to bag free cakes for her upcoming birthday as 'cakegate'. The row ensued when a bakery owner hit out after it revealed it had declined a PR company's request on behalf of an unidentified 'well-known' celebrity asking for the sweet treats for a 40th birthday in September.
Three Little Birds Bakery in Yorkshire made headlines after owner Rebecca Severs, from Keighley, shared a screenshot of an email from PR company NVRLND asking the small business to make 100 cupcakes the celebrity’s birthday event and an extra smaller birthday cake for the celeb's husband.
In the email, the PR company asked for the products in exchange for 'social media exposure' and an appearance in OK! Magazine and while neither the bakery or the PR company named the famous face, other media reports later revealed the event revolved around Catherine, who is set to celebrate her 40th birthday next month.
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Following the reports, the actress took to social media to deny all of the claims. Posting a video, she could be seen sitting in her car with a large pair of glasses covering her eyes as she laughed and said: "Cake gate! WHAT!" She went on: "So I had no idea those emails were being sent. I'm not working with the lovely OK magazine on anything that I'm aware of and NVRLND are an amazing company.
"They've supplied me with performers in the past;. They're insane and they've been completely misrepresented in this matter." Cath, who turns 40 on September 17, went on: "Utterly bizarre. I don't really know what to say. I mean I hope the cake lady got
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