Coronation Street RECAP: Aadi Alahan heartbroken over Kelly’s shocking exit; plus EastEnders & Emmerdale news

Coronation Street star Millie Gibson shared a sweet tribute to her co star after his abrupt exit. Nathan Graham, who played James Bailey on the cobbles, starred in his final episode of the soap on Monday (October 3).Millie who plays Kelly Neelan on the show took to Instagram to pay a sweet tribute to Nathan.

EASTENDERS actress Tabitha Bryon has a secret talent and has appeared on stage opposite a number of huge Hollywood names. The 12-year-old has played Scarlett Butcher in the BBC soap since she arrived on the square last year.

EastEnders viewers were left scratching their heads as they spotted the oddest thing in a photo of Mick Carter's children.During the latest instalment of the BBC soap, Mick (Danny Dyer) proudly showed Scarlett Butcher a snap of three of his kids.But as the camera honed in on the shot – which the Queen Vic landlord had pinned to a corkboard in the kitchen – eagle-eyed fans quickly noticed that something wasn't quite right.READ MORE: Coleen Nolan slams 'ridiculous' EastEnders storyline as ex Shane Richie returnsThe cheery family photo showed Mick and Linda's (Kellie Bright) daughter Nancy and sons Lee and Johnny – but the Johnny pictured wasn't the actor Ted Reilly, who played the character more recently.It was Sam Strike, who was the original Johnny from 2013 to 2014.Fans were quick to pick up on the swap."Original Johnny," one person posted on Twitter, along with a heart emoji."The first actor who played Johnny Carter is in that photo," pointed out another.One tweeted: "Love how they use the og Johnny as their photos lmao.""When you remember Johnny Carter 2.0," said another.Another fan joked that seeing the original Johnny in pictures instead of the most recent Johnny was a little bit "awkward".Some were pleased to get a peek at the original actor.One wrote: "I love how they have Sam Strike's Johnny in the photo, the best Johnny."Sam first appeared in Walford around Christmas in 2013.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.He was a hit with fans of the soap and was particularly praised for moving scenes which saw Johnny coming out to his family.The character waved goodbye to Albert Square close to a year later.Johnny wasn't seen again until 2016 when he

EastEnders legendary character Janine Butcher is set to say farewell to the Square later this year, just 18 months after actress Charlie Brooks returned to Walford. Charlie, 41, reprised her role as the soap's love to hate character in September last year after a seven year hiatus and has announced that her time as Janine has come to an end - for now! “I was only ever due back to EastEnders for a year, but when [exec producer] Chris Clenshaw presented me with his idea for the story, I couldn’t say no to staying a little longer," she told The Sun on Sunday.

Coronation Street's Dev Alahan (Jimmi Harkishin) is left gutted next week as Bernie Winter (Jane Hazelgrove) smashes his son Aadi Alahan's (Adam Hussain) golf trophy while cleaning.He sacks her on the spot leaving a heartbroken Bernie desperate for cash.However, she later finds her lookalike Fern’s (Gabrielle Glaister) card and gives her a call.READ MORE: Coronation Street favourite 'quits ITV soap' after three years in surprise exit twistDressed in Fern’s finery and making out she’s got a job interview, Bernie leaves Paul Forman (Peter Ash) to babysit the quads. What is she up to? When Dev apologises for overreacting about the broken trophy, he pours out his heart to Bernie, blaming himself for failing to protect Aadi.

Coronation Street fans saw Kelly Neelan leave to start a new life following a dramatic final week in Weatherfield. In Friday's tear-soaked episode the troubled teen said farewell to her guardian Gary Windass after hiring a hitman on him, which went horribly wrong.

Coronation Street actress Millie Gibson has paid tribute to her character Kelly Neelan after she made her exit on Friday night (September 23).Millie had played the troubled teen for four years, first arriving in Weatherfield to find out what happened to her dad Rick Neelan (Greg Wood).On Friday night, the end of Kelly's story came as she decided to leave the cobbles after a dramatic few weeks.READ MORE: Corrie fans 'work out' Stephen's next sinister move as they predict he'll kill ex-wifeActress Millie shared a series of photos to her Instagram from her time on the ITV soap, with a focus on her nail-biting final few scenes.She wrote in the caption: "It’s with a very heavy, but full heart that it is time to say goodbye to Kelly Neelan."These past four years have been like no other and I can’t begin to describe how much I’m going to miss this place and the people in it."Everyone that has been a part of this storyline has been nothing but incredible and I couldn’t have asked for a better block to end on."She went on: "I’ve had the honour of being surrounded by such talent and kindness over the years and have met friends and a second family for life."I’ll never forget my time here or the memories it has given me. "I can’t say thank you enough for letting me be a small piece of the Coronation Street family.

Danny Dyer was seen grabbing a coffee from fast food chain McDonalds in his lavish £180k Bentley this week, after filming some of his final scenes ahead of his EastEnders exit.The actor was seen receiving his hot beverage from the staff at the takeaway restaurant before stopping to fuel up his supercar. For the outing, the star sported casual attire which featured a dark long sleeve polo shirt paired with denim jeans and white trainers.

Coronation Street fans were convinced a week of drama on the cobbles was going to end in the loss of a character's life. And it appears viewers were divided when Friday night's edition (September 24) of the ITV soap when everyone just about made it out alive - at least for now.

Coronation Street has reached a tense climax after weeks of teasing who will get shot in tonight’s episode.The episode, which has been long awaited by viewers of the ITV soap for some time now, was full of much drama and tension. Friday’s episode saw Aadi Alahan get shot as he takes a bullet for Kelly Neelan in a dramatic twist of events that left viewers shocked. As Kieron turned his gun on Kelly and forced her to step on to the rood edge, he told her to jump before telling his associate to push her off.

ITV Coronation Street's Todd Boyce appeared on Lorraine this morning and seemed to tease an upcoming storyline.  Lorraine asked about the character who returned this summer as she quizzed: "Is he just misunderstood? Or is he very bad?" Todd, who plays Stephen in the popular ITV soap, replied: "He's just desperate. He's run out of money and he's always been so successful." Lorraine sympathised with the character saying: "That's the thing, I always remember him as being the glamourous one.

Coronation Street 's Kelly Neelan and Gary Windass stars appeared on Friday's This Morning to tease their current explosive storyline. In upcoming scenes, Kelly's revenge plot goes horribly wrong and sees her suddenly not only fighting to save Gary's life, who she wanted dead for killing her dad Rick Neelan, but also fighting to save her own.Talking about the storyline, This Morning host Dermot O'Leary asked Millie Gibson and Mikey North, who play Kelly and Gary: "In terms of this climax, right, Millie you've confirmed you're leaving the soap.

Coronation Street's Mikey North made a cheeky joke about Manchester while appearing on This Morning on Friday (September 23). Alongside co-star Millie Gibson, the Gary Windass actor appeared on the popular ITV programme to discuss the latest twists and turns on the cobbles.

Coronation Street has released a chilling first look at Friday's deadly gun showdown amid Kelly Neelan's dramatic exit on the hit ITV soap. In the new snaps, it sees the moment Kelly's revenge plot goes horribly wrong and sees her suddenly not only fighting to save Gary Windass' life, who she wanted dead for killing her dad Rick Neelan, but also fighting to save her own.

EastEnders fans were left in tears on Thursday's episode as Strictly Come Dancing champion Rose Ayling-Ellis made her BBC One soap exit as Frankie Lewis. It was announced in August that Rose, 27, who won Strictly in 2021 with Giovanni Pernice, would be leaving Albert Square as Frankie after first joining in 2020. And Thursday saw Frankie's emotional exit as the character headed off to Scotland for a new job, leaving her on-screen family devastated.

Coronation Street tonight (September 23) after her life is left hanging in the balance.Viewers of the ITV soap saw Kelly pay gangster Kieron to kill Gary Windass, after she discovered that he murdered her father Rick Neelan.Rick was a villainous loan shark who terrorised residents in Weatherfield, before Gary murdered him.READ NEXT: ITV Corrie fans fume as intense scenes between Kelly and Gary 'too dark' to seeIn a nail-biting episode earlier this week, viewers saw Kelly's hitman take Gary to the woods to murder him in cold blood.

EASTENDERS fans in tears as fan favourite character leaves Albert Square. Frankie Lewis (played by Rose Ayling-Ellis) said goodbye to the Walford residents in tonight's episode as she leaves to move to Scotland. The teaching assistant took on a new job with deaf student Esme requiring her to move up North.

Coronation Street fans were glued to their seats as they watched Kelly Neelan's plans to have Gary Windass bumped off unfold. The ITV soap was back in its unusual slot on Wednesday night (September 21) following some disruptions to the TV schedule.

CORONATION Street star Nathan Graham has quit the soap after three years. The actor - who plays footballer James Bailey in the ITV soap - joined the cast in 2019 as the youngest son of the show’s first ever black family.