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Coronation Street star Sally Carmen dropped jaws when she appeared on Friday's episode of This Morning.The 41-year-old actress, who plays troubled mother Abi Webster on the ITV soap, appeared on the ITV daytime show alongside her co-star and Kevin Webster actor Michael Le Vell.Speaking to hosts Alison Hammond and Craig Doyle, the duo opened up about the couple's potentially deadly clash with Imran Habeeb (Charlie de Melo) and his wife Toyah (Georgia Taylor) over the custody of baby Alfie.While Michael opened up about the near exit of his co-star, This Morning viewers were distracted by Sally's "stunning" off-screen appearance.The actress wore a short-sleeved floral dress with her blonde locks freshly dyed.Posting to Twitter, fans praised the "beautiful" star and admired her visible arm tattoo.One fan wrote: "Sally is stunning in real life, they make her look so drab as Abi lol," while another commented: "Abi scrubs up well.

Since her arrival on the cobbles five years ago, it hasn't been a quiet time for Abi Franklin or the actress that plays her. Sally Carman made her Coronation Street debut in the role of the former drug addict in 2017 a year after on-screen son Seb Franklin, played by Harry Visinoni made his first appearance.

Coronation Street favourite Michael Le Vell has confirmed that co-star Charlie De Melo, who plays Imran Habeeb, has finished filming on the soap.Michael, who plays longstanding character Kevin Webster on the show, shared the news when he appeared on This Morning on Friday (May 27).The actor, 57, appeared on the programme alongside his on-screen wife Sally Carman, who plays Abi Franklin. Michael and Sally appeared on the programme to talk about the latest storylines.It has been teased by the soap that the battle for baby Alfie will heat up between Abi and Imran in tense upcoming scenes.Speaking about the drama that is set to ensue, Michael said: "There's a quite intense week coming up, mainly for Abi and Imran Habeeb, which we found out is not that easy to say.

Michael Le Vell has confirmed Coronation Street co-star Charlie De Melo has finished filming on the soap.

Coronation Street fan-favourite Sally Carman has shared a sweet snap with her 44,000 Twitter followers.In the pic, Sally, 41, who plays mechanic Abi Franklin, smiles at her beaming ITV co-star Michael Le Vell, 57, who plays her on screen husband Kevin Webster.Sally cheekily captioned the pic: "Can't stand him."Fans were quick to give feedback to Sally, with one tweeting: "Hi Sally. I have loved Abi and the life she has been through.

Coronation Street star Sally Carman looked completely different to her on-screen character as she made an appearance on a different TV show. The actress, who plays Abi Franklin in the ITV soap, appeared on This Morning on Friday (May 27) alongside on-screen husband Michael Le Vell, aka Kevin Webster.

Coronation Street favourite Toyah Battersby's life is hanging in the balence next week, after she and Imran Habeeb are involved in a horror car crash.This dramatic week of episodes starts with a flashforward of Imran leaving a chilling message for Toyah in which he reveals everything.

Toyah and Imran Habeeb seem to be getting everything they've ever dreamed of in Coronation Street. As fans of the ITV soap know, Toyah has longed to be a mother and earlier in the year was on track to adopt a little girl named Elsie.

Coronation Street.With emotions boiling over between the Weatherfield residents, the stakes are at their highest as Abi Franklin, Kevin Webster, Imran Habeeb and Toyah Battersby go head to head in Coronation Street this week in a dramatic week of flashback episodes.The latest spoilers for the ITV soap have revealed that next week's episodes begin with Imran leaving a chilling message for Toyah, in which he reveals everything.The dramatic week of episodes then move back and forth between scenes of a devastating crash, which sees Imran and Toyah lying unconscious in the car.Will Toyah and Imran be ok? And what circumstances led to the crash? The spoilers reveal that the hours leading up to the car crash, Imran is feeling guilty after Kelly Neelan accuses him of bribing Ben to lie in court - but does he come clean?Abi Franklin is also intent on clearing her name, after becoming convinced that Imran bribed Ben too, and plans to flea the country with her baby before it is too late.After Imran has a crisis of conscience and does not like the man that he has become, he decides to reveal the truth to Kevin, Abi and Toyah after becoming unable to bear the guilt much longer.

Coronation Street fans were aghast as Fiz Stape told her daughter Hope about her late father John in Monday night's episode. Corrie viewers blasted Fiz for glossing over the truth as she gave 11-year-old Hope a potted history of the serial killer teacher.

Loose Women star Denise Welch has slammed her steamy onscreen kiss with Coronation Street's Michael Le Vell.The panellist, 64, appeared on Monday's episode of the ITV lunchtime series alongside Ruth Langsford, Judi Love and Kéllé Bryan when a resurfaced clip of her kissing the Kevin Webster actor was played.Pulling a pained expression as a clip of the steamy snog aired, Judi could be heard laughing as Ruth tried to joke with her co-star.Ruth said: "That was a good old snogeroo, wasn't it?"In an unexpected twist, Denise replied: "Actually it wasn't, if truth be told. And I'll tell you [why]."As Judi continued to laugh, a stunned Ruth replied: "Ooh, that's a story for another day."Denise didn't elaborate any further on her onscreen kiss with the Kevin Webster star.The clip was played ahead of a discussion about whether or not it is appropriate for couples to kiss in front of their children, after Kourtney Kardashian's son Reign pleaded with the reality star to stop snogging her new husband Travis Barker in front of him.

Coronation Street icon Michael Le Vell has been entertaining the nation as Weatherfield mechanic Kevin Webster for almost 40 years.The 57-year-old actor, whose real name is Michael Robert Turner, has become a Corrie icon and some fans will be surprised to know he played completely different role in the ITV soap before joining as Kevin in 1983.Speaking to Daily Star and other press, Michael explained: "I came in as Neil Grimshaw, the paperboy, first for a few episodes and then when that finished Judy [Hayfield] said we'll find something else for you."I wasn't actually up for Kevin Webster. I was in the corridor waiting to audition for a programme called Scully and then Judy walked passed and asked 'Am I seeing you tomorrow for Kevin Webster?'."I came back and auditioned for Kevin the next day and I got the job which was for 12 episodes."So I finished them 12 episodes, went off and did Panto at Oldham Coliseum and got a call to see if I wanted to come back and that was almost 40 years ago now."Kevin has been involved in several dramatic storylines and he admitted that the hard-hitting scenes are his favourite.The soap star said: "Someone came up to me the other day, well two people, and they'd been watching the old episodes and it was one where baby Jake died and I had that scene with Sally where I broke down.

CORRIE legend Michael Le Vell has revealed he wants to bring back Kevin Webster's famous moustache after it made him a gay icon. The actor, 57, admits he has even asked bosses if the facial fuzz can make an epic comeback to our screens. Michael revealed: "I actually asked Iain [MacLeod, the soap's executive producer] a couple of years ago could we do it for Movember but apparently we can't because it's a specific charity.

Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell has asked bosses to bring back his character's legendary moustache.The 57-year-old actor has played Kevin Webster in the long-running ITV soap since 1983.Over the past four decades, Michael has been inundated with letters from fans sharing their love for his facial hair.He would also make appearances at gay clubs back in the day and Michael is keen to bring back the moustache.Speaking to Daily Star and other press, Michael said: "I actually asked Iain a couple of years ago could we do it for Movember but apparently we can't because it's a specific charity."I thought it would be quite fun. I went to every gay club and as soon as I shaved it off the bookings stopped.He joked: "So I'm thinking of growing it back for some cash."Over in Weatherfield, Kevin has a big decision to make as Abi Webster (Sally Carman) plans to run away with baby Alfie.Abi welcomes Alfie earlier this year as a result of a one-night stand with Imran Habeeb (Charlie De Melo).Kevin was left heartbroken when he learned about his wife's affair but decides to help her in upcoming scenes.Speaking about Kevin and Abi's turbulent relationship, Michael said: "I think she's brought a different dimension to him and she's exciting to him."He doesn't know what he's going to get from her from one day to the next.

Coronation Street star Michael Le Vell may feel like a dear friend to viewers having played Kevin Webster for almost four decades. The actor joined the ITV soap in 1983 as the mechanic and it'd be fair to say he hasn't looked back since.

While he may be best-known for playing mechanic Kevin Webster, soap legend Michael Le Vell actually made his Corrie debut playing a completely different character. Michael was just 15 when he first joined Coronation Street back in 1981, appearing in a handful of episodes playing a troublesome paperboy called Neil Grimshaw. Neil was employed by The Kabin but found himself in hot water when Mavis Riley discovered he had been dumping the papers, rather than delivering them to homes.The cheeky teenager denied it and resigned but later apologised and was reinstated in his post by a forgiving Mavis.

They've been at each other's throats for months, but the stakes have never been so high for Coronation Street's Abi Franklin (Sally Carman) and Imran Habeeb (Charlie de Melo).The feuding parents of baby Alfie are set to come head to head as their custody battle takes a dramatic turn.The latest trailer from the ITV soap sees the pair's lives spin out of control as the police and other characters are pulled into their chaos. Soap boss John Whinston teased: "The pigeons really do come home to roost for some of Corrie's best loved characters in this fantastic week of edge of your seat drama." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Emmerdale welcomed newcomer Suzy Merton into the village earlier this year. She is set to shake things up with a romance with Vanessa Woodfield. But off-screen Martelle Edinborough has had plenty of soap experience.The actress, whose exact age is unknown, is originally from Bradford and now lives in Leeds.

Coronation Street fans believe they have figured out Abi’s mystery helper and have predicted a major twist amid her ongoing custody battle.Fans watched emotional scenes last night as the mechanic discovered the fate of baby Alfie in her custody battle with ex, Imran Habeeb.Abi, who did not even know she was pregnant, gave birth prematurely earlier this year after going into labour at the side of the road.It soon unravelled that the former drug addict, who had relapsed following the breakdown of her relationship with husband Kevin Webster, became pregnant following a one-night stand with Imran in September.The pair became close after the murder trial of her son Seb Franklin.Now married, Imran and Toyah took on former addict Abi in court, who stands little chance of winning custody given her history of drug abuse and inability to secure a legal representative.Despite her infidelity, ex Kevin agreed to go with her to the custody hearing and was shocked when Abi’s former lawyer, Elliot, showed up.He told her that he'd be representing her again despite Abi's money from Imran running out. When quizzed how he is being paid, he refused to disclose the mystery helper and Kevin was quick to deny it was him.Now Corrie viewers believe they know exactly who the mystery benefactor is.Taking to Twitter, one keen fan penned: "I think Kelly helped Abi by giving her some of Rick’s money or it was Toyah.

Coronation Street fans think they have figured out who paid Abi Franklin's layer Elliot's fees on Wednesday's episode during her bitter custody battle with Imran Habeeb over their son Alfie. During the latest instalment, Abi confessed to Roy Cropper that she would need "several grand" to retain her former lawyer Elliot's services and that she needed to prove to everyone that she's not a "train wreck".

After joining the cast of Coronation Street back in 1983, actor Michael Le Vell has become one of the more familiar faces on the cobbles. And with more than two decades on our screens, Michael, who plays Kevin Webster, has found himself at the centre of some dramatic storylines in Weatherfield throughout the years.