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Coronation Street star Lucy Fallon has revealed that she will return to the ITV soap if bosses will have her back after coronavirus shuts down the television industry.

Lucy Fallon played troubled Bethany Platt in Coronation Street for five years, taking on the role straight out of college. 

Lucy Fallon said she is willing to make a Coronation Street return if bosses will have her.

Coronation Street is due to return to filming shortly after having had production axed back in March due to the coronavirus lockdown.

Lucy Fallon has revealed she is open to returning to Coronation Street if soap bosses will have her as the coronavirus pandemic has put a halt on her career.The 24 year old made the decision to quit the ITV show back in May 2019, explaining that she would like "pursue other projects". However, she's now confessed that the deadly bug sweeping the globe has floored her plans to appear in other shows and theatre productions.

CORONATION Street's Lucy Fallon says she will return to soap if bosses will have her after COVID-19 stalls her new career. The 24-year-old quit the Corrie cobbles in search of new challenges, but admits her plans have been floored by the coronavirus pandemic that has shut down the TV industry.

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EX-CORONATION Street star Lucy Fallon forked out £500 on an outdoor bar to rival the Rovers Return. The Bethany Platt actress obviously missed having a pint on the cobbles and set up her own mini boozer in her back garden.

Lucy Fallon, 24, has no regrets about quitting Coronation Street.

Lucy Fallon is having a bit of a lockdown clear out and has took to selling some of her old clothes online.

Lucy Fallon has resorted to selling her clothes online after failing to find work after quitting Coronation Street.The 24 year old left the ITV soap in March after joining the show straight out of college at the age of 19. But after failing to land any work after quitting the show, she has taken to social media to flog some of her personal belongings.

Lucy Fallon has decided to sell her clothes during lockdown to make some money.

Connotation Street star Lucy Fallon, who played Bethany Platt on the cobbles, has started selling her unwanted clothes online after leaving the ITV soap earlier this year.

LUCY Fallon is selling her clothes online after admitting work has dried up since she quit Coronation Street. The 24-year-old, who played Bethany Platt on the ITV soap, has put her old clothes up for sale on Depop.

Coronation Street's Lucy Fallon has revealed she has been taking a "detox" after leaving the show.