Coronation Street star breaks silence after heartbreaking 'split' from co-star girlfriend
22.02.2024 - 19:29
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Coronation Street's Alan Halsall has been keeping busy following his reported split from co-star girlfriend, Tisha Merry.
The pair, who met on the set of the popular ITV soap, went public with their relationship in May 2019 after months of rumours. However, Alan, who has played Tyrone Hobbs since 1998, and Tisha, who portrayed Steph Britton from 2013 to 2018, have reportedly decided to part ways. Alan, 41, hasn't spoken about the alleged break-up yet, but he's been distracting himself with some retail therapy.
He revealed on Instagram that he's been suit shopping for the upcoming Cheltenham horse racing festival as he shared a snap and wrote: "Cheltenham is around the corner = a bit of suit shopping." It's reported that Tisha, 30, has moved out of their shared home and they are both focusing on their individual projects. Despite the split, it's said that the former couple are keen to remain friendly and move on amicably. A source told The Sun: "Alan and Tisha ...
started to drift apart and feel the pressure of making their relationship work get on top of them.
They realised they weren't on the same page and splitting up felt like the best option. "They've been focusing on themselves and surrounding themselves with their own friends.
Tisha moved out of Alan's home around a month ago and is throwing herself into work." Before his relationship with Tisha, Alan was married to Lucy-Jo Hudson, who was also in Coronation Street as Katy Harris from 2002 to 2005. She later went on to appear in rival soap Hollyoaks.
They got married in 2009 and welcomed daughter Sienna, now 10, together.
However, things didn't work out and they split in 2018. Lucy-Jo has since welcomed son Carter Ray with her partner Lewis Devine. Last year, Lucy-Jo
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