SHE’S been a regular on our TV screens since 1985 – and in her time on Coronation Street, Sally Dynevor has seen countless co-stars come and go.
But in an exclusive chat with Fabulous magazine (which hits newstands tomorrow), the soap veteran hinted that two beloved characters “would love” to return to the show.
Sally’s on-screen daughters Helen Flanagan and Brooke Vincent – who both starred in the show for over 10 years – are currently concentrating on raising their young children.
However, that hasn’t stopped them from keeping in touch with their on-screen mum.
Sally said: “I get messages all the time from Brooke and Helen.
“It’s so lovely watching them with their children. I just adore them both and I’m super-proud of them because they’re wonderful mums.
“They’re really happy and that’s all I wished for them.”
What’s more, Sally says Helen and Brooke may not have permanently left the show.
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She added: “I would love it if they could come back to Corrie.
“But I think both Helen and Brooke would like to come back for one or two episodes rather than sign up for a long time, because of their children. But it would be perfect.”
That said, Sally’s real-life daughter Phoebe, 26, has also made her very proud too in the past year – after she became an overnight star for her role in Netflix’s Bridgerton.
“I’m super-proud of Phoebe,” she said. “She’s carving out a career for herself and she’s doing really well. Yeah [I give her advice and discuss roles], but she’s got great instincts. She doesn’t need me. She’s very bright and switched on. She knows what she’s doing.”
Read the full interview in tomorrow’s Fabulous magazine.
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