Coronation Street's Paula Lane addresses seven-year gap between soap roles in first-look at Emmerdale appearance
09.01.2024 - 23:32
/ manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Former Coronation Street star Paula Lane has shared how she thinks she may have 'manifested' her new role in Emmerdale as she admits the gap between her two soap roles wasn't on purpose. The actress will first be seen in the Dales as the ITV soap's newcomer Ella next week.
Paula's casting was announced back in November and it was teased that Ella finds herself out of a job when she sticks up for Mandy Dingle who's attending a Veterinary Ball with her partner Paddy. Far from a pushover, luck soon comes Ella's way when a chance encounter with Manpreet Sharma opens up an opportunity - and it’s not long before Ella is turning heads in the village.
The move comes nearly eight years after Paula left soap fans were devastated when she left the Salford-based ITV soap as Kylie Platt. Back in 2016, David Platt had to say a heartbreaking goodbye to Kylie following a tragic stabbing on the street. Kylie had just announced her family's plans to move to Barbados to live with her sister, Becky, after she killed ex Callum Logan as he was attacking sister-in-law Sarah.
READ MORE: Emmerdale's Gabrielle Dowling speaks out after real-life brother's exit as Heath Hope
Try MEN Premium now with our amazing New Year offer... just click here to give it a go.
But her excitement about the move was interrupted when she noticed her friend Gemma Winter being assaulted by the teenage Clayton Hibbs, a former acquaintance of Callum and the son of David's now-wife Shona. Kylie ran over to help Gemma but was horrifyingly stabbed in the chest by Clayton who fled the scene.
Speaking about why she waited so long after her Coronation Street exit to do another soap role, Paula told the Manchester Evening News and other press that is wasn't necessarily on
The website popstar.one is an aggregator of news from open sources. The source is indicated at the beginning and at the end of the announcement. You can
send a complaint on the news if you find it unreliable.