Coronation Street co-stars Sally Carman and Joe Duttine marry AGAIN in stunning second wedding ceremony

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Coronation Street viewers seem to have had enough of Summer Spellman following her recent collapse after failing to take her medication.The young teen, who has type 1 diabetes, was in a panic when she couldn't find her passport ahead of her holiday with her boyfriend Aaron.Rushing around the flat trying to find her missing belongings, Summer dramatically fell to the floor.READ MORE: Corrie's Sally Carman and Joe Duttine host second wedding bash attended by co-starsBut as this isn't the first time Summer's been in this predicament, viewers were not impressed seeing her health deteriorate on their screens again and begged producers to change the script.Jumping onto Twitter, disgruntled fans shared their thoughts on the scene.One person wrote: "Summer is such a bad advert for a Type 1 Diabetic. The first thing she would have is a Libre sensor on her arm."Blood sugars can be checked immediately without the old fashioned finger pricking.

Coronation Street fans are sure they’ve unearthed a huge hidden link between Peter Barlow and Stu Carpenter in what could be a big twist in the tale.The pair haven’t yet shared a scene on-screen, and fans think they might actually know each other already, having crossed paths at various points in their lives.Not only have Peter and Stu both served time in prison - with Stu currently behind bars for breaching the peace and his parole conditions - but they’ve both been active members of the Navy. READ MORE: Corrie's Sally Carman and Joe Duttine host second wedding bash attended by co-stars Taking to Twitter to air their views, one fan penned: “Stu is ex-Navy like Peter Barlow! #Corrie.”“Can’t believe Stu still hasn’t had a single scene with Peter when they probably served together! CBA with Corrie keeping them apart when they could be besties urgh,” a second posted.Another fan then followed up: “I want them to be talking in the Rovers or something and realise they served together.”Some fans even think something more sinister could be afoot, as Stu’s ex-wife shares the same name as Peter’s - Lucy.Lucy Barlow died of breast cancer off-screen after moving to Australia - but as she was never seen again on the cobbles, could it be that she faked her death and remarried, this time to Stu?Some fans certainly think so, and reckon Stu could be out for revenge on Peter, as one posted to social media: “If he was in the Navy could it be Peter that he is after? After all one of Peters wives (Simon’s mum) was called Lucy.”Another agreed: “I just find it weird that Peter and Stu served in the Navy together, were in prison probs at the same time, and both have exes called Lucy… #Corrie.”For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star,

Coronation Street’s Aaron Sandford is played by James Craven, who has been in the soap since he joined back in April.His character is currently with Summer Spellman and their love story began when they met at a diabetes support group after Summer developed type 1.Aaron has been by her side ever since and helped her get through the nerves of attending the sessions, which her guardian Billy Mayhew urges her to do.READ MORE: Corrie's Sally Carman and Joe Duttine host second wedding bash attended by co-starsHowever, the pair had a hiccup when Summer opened up to him about her eating disorder.She revealed that she has bulimia but Aaron reacted poorly by ignoring her messages.His sudden cold attitude made Summer’s condition worsen but Aaron soon apologised, only to explain that he also struggles with an eating disorder.Their relationship began to blossom and the pair are currently on holiday together.Actor James Craven trained at the Urdang Academy, a performing arts school in Islington, London, and has previously appeared in a Channel 4 series.How To Be A Person is a “provocative” mini series about the struggles of being a teenager and covers all manner of topics such as sex, sexuality and abortions.The episodes discuss porn addiction, masturbation and virginity in a lighthearted and easily digestible manner.James has also starred in the 2022 short film Hideous, a three part horror film that lasts for only 22 minutes.It is described as a “musical short” and follows a pop star named Oliver Sim during his appearance on a talk show.Things take a turn and the guest “slides into a surreal journey of love, shame and blood”.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Perh

Coronation Street star Georgia Taylor, who play Toyah Habeeb on the ITV soap told her co-star that she can't be his friend anymore.There is plenty of drama on screen and a lot of characters barely leave Weatherfield but it seems some of the characters leave quite an adventurous life outside the soap.Gareth Pierce who plays Todd Grimshaw has undertaken a trail run and a hike at Dovestone Reservoir. READ MORE: Corrie's Sally Carman and Joe Duttine host second wedding bash attended by co-stars Sharing a number of snaps of incredible views, he said: "I love a trail run and I love a hike, but rarely get to combine the two. #FellRunning is HARD! Lung busting ascents; thrilling descents.

Coronation Street favourite Stu Carpenter could be in danger even behind bars, as fans are sure they’ve spotted a fellow inmate who poses a huge threat to him.Stu was arrested after attempting to convince Yasmeen Metcalfe he isn’t a murderer after serving 27 years in prison, but trapping Yasmeen in her home probably wasn’t the best route to go down.He was imprisoned for breach of the peace by Craig, while breach of his parole meant he ended up behind bars yet again. READ MORE: Corrie's Sally Carman and Joe Duttine host second wedding bash attended by co-stars With Zeedan getting suspicious after researching the potentially corrupt cop who forced a confession out of Stu, he’s been to visit the prisoner to find out the truth.But during Wednesday’s episode (August 17), fans spotted another inmate in the visitation room with something rather sinister about him, as he sipped on a cup of water with another across from him - but no visitor to drink it.Taking to Twitter to share the screenshot, fans were also sure they’d seen the same inmate listening to Stu’s conversation.Could he be keeping tabs on the formerly homeless chef, then?Fans certainly seem to think so, as one posted to Twitter: “Yes, yes, yes, homeless Stu and Zeedan.“This miscarriage of justice stuff is very interesting but I’m more concerned about why the next prisoner over is sitting at a table on his own with two cups of water?”Another quickly replied: “Yes and he was the same prisoner that was waiting for the phone listening to his conversation at the end of the show.“Is this related or are they just saving money on the show LOL.”Another social media user agreed: “I’m sure he’s up to something, he was watching Stu on the phone too.

Coronation Street actress Donnaleigh Bailey is best known as police officer Jess Heywood on the ITV soap.The soap star, 39, made her first appearance as the character back in 2017 when she was introduced as Craig Tinker's (Colson Smith) mentor.But appearing as Jess wasn't the first time she set foot on the cobbles, having played two separate characters prior to landing the role. READ MORE: Corrie's Sally Carman and Joe Duttine host second wedding bash attended by co-stars In 2015, Donnaleigh played an unnamed nurse who worked at the Rosamund Street Medical Centre and tended to Simon Barlow (Alex Bain) after he badly cut his arm.Simon was brought into the hospital by Leanne Battersby (Jane Danson) after her attempt to physically restrain him from leaving their flat went terribly wrong.The nurse told Leanne that Simon needed stitches but they would use the butterfly ones because they were less painful.She assured Leanne that there was no permanent damage to his arm and explained that Simon couldn't play football while his arm was still healing.Donnaleigh's second appearance on the Cobbles would last longer than her first, starring in six episodes across eight months as PC Woodruff.She arrived alongside her colleague PC Tyms in April 2016 after they were tipped off by Sharif Nazir (Marc Anwar) that steroids were being dealt through the gym, V Court Fitness.After pulling up in their police vehicle and witnessing a deal between Gary Windass (Mikey North) and his associate Dane Everton (Gary Hanks), the two officers conducted a physical search and arrested Gary for possession of cannabis.Both PC Woodruff and Tyms were questioning Gary when Izzy Armstrong arrived at the police station to confirm that the Cannabis belonged to

Coronation Street stars Sally Carman, 40, and Joe Duttine, 50, threw a huge party this week to celebrate their wedding, which took place in July. The couple partied with their co-stars Georgia Taylor, who plays Toyah Habeeb, and Sue Devaney, who plays Debbie Webster, as DS Swain actress, Vicky Myers, uploaded pictures from the bash to Instagram.READ MORE: Coronation Street's Yasmeen and Stu reunite as murderer lurks through Weatherfield She captioned it: “Last night, I was privileged to join a bunch of beautiful people in celebrating this fabulous couple saying ‘I do’ What a night it was [star and heart emoji]."Congratulations to a very special couple and my dear friend, the inimitable @sally_carman__ Here’s to Mr & Mrs Duttine.”Sally replied to the post saying: “You’re just wonderful (yellow heart emoji) Love you buddy.”The Corrie actress, 40, who plays Abi Franklin, and Joe, 50, who plays Tim Metcalfe, broke the news of their wedding on Instagram back in July this year.She uploaded a photo of the newlyweds as they shared a kiss inside their wedding venue.In the snap, the pair were surrounded by balloons as they held a glass of fizz while dressed in blue.

Coronation Street stars Sally Carman and Joe Duttine have tied the knot again in a second wedding which was attended by their co-stars.The couple, who play the roles of Abi Webster and Tim Metcalfe int he much-loved soap, announced they had gotten married back in July.Taking to Instagram at the time, Sally shared a snap of the two dressed in blue and standing in the middle of circled balloons. She wrote in the caption: "We did," similar to her 2020 engagement announcement when she wrote, "I did". Holding a glass of champagne, Sally wore a long blue gown, while Joe sported his cap and blue suit.

Coronation Street's very own real-life couple appear to have celebrated their love again with a second wedding attended by their co-stars. Sally Carman and Joe Duttine tied the knot in an intimate church ceremony last month.