Shelley King: Last News

Coronation Street's Yasmeen Nazir, played by Shelley King, has had a rollercoaster of a love life on the show. However, away from our screens, Shelley is quite private and doesn't often appear at soap awards or in the public eye. She's had her own struggles with her sexuality before coming out as gay.

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Coronation Street star Julia Goulding has teased the future of her on-screen stepson Max Turner amid his villain arc.The teenager has been in a world of trouble lately, accidentally spiking Amy Barlow's drink with drugs meant for his teacher Daniel Osbourne.He's done everything from breaking into Daniel's flat to exposing Nicky Wheatley as a former sex worker to impress his gang at school.Now, with Max shipped off to the Pupil Referral Unit after his expulsion from Weatherfield High, some fans have speculated he could fall in with another, worse, crowd of pals.And actress Julia, who plays Max's on-screen step-mum Shona Platt, had a few words on the upcoming storyline exclusively for Daily Star.Julia appeared at the MEN Pride of Manchester Awards, a star-studded ceremony dedicated to celebrating the city's heroes, last week, along with her Corrie co-stars Kimberly Hart-Simpson, Sair Khan and Shelley King.Also in attendance were former cast members Katie McGlynn, Victoria Ekanoye and Kym Marsh.Determined to keep tight-lipped on Max's future, Julia teased: "I couldn’t possibly tell you [what Max's future holds]. I mean, I am his stepmother so I think the sun shines out of his backside most of the time!" Speaking about her ideal Coronation Street storyline, she gushed on the red carpet: "More of the Platts, to be honest.

Coronation Street actress Shelley King has explained she "thanked" singing star Mel B for her honesty in recent years, discussing her experience with domestic abuse.Melanie Brown MBE has spoken openly, claiming during her marriage to Stephen Belafonte, she suffered domestic abuse as well as coercive behaviour.Now, the Spice Girls star has been awarded an MBE for her services to charity after becoming a patron of the charity, Women's Aid.Mel, 46, has claimed she suffered a decade of both physical and mental abuse from Belafonte – he denies all claims.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star, actress Shelley, 66, who fronted a domestic abuse storyline on the ITV soap says Melanie helped her.Talking at the Pride of Manchester Awards on May 10, she said: "I've met her and she helped me a lot, I went and talked to her and thanked her."Her sharing that she did, it was invaluable." The actress continued: "You must be strong, the thing I am most proud about and for Coronation Street is the amount of people who at the time of Covid.

They clearly got the memo as three of Coronation Street's young stars rocked up to the red carpet in similar outfits. Elle Mulvaney, Harriet Bibby, and Tanisha Gorey proved great minds think alike as they donned varying pastel blue outfits.

CORONATION Street star Elle Mulvaney looked nothing like Amy Barlow in a glam new snap. The 19-year-old actress plays the mischievous daughter of Tracy Barlow on the cobbles, and is far more glam in real life.

Coronation Street on Wednesday (May 4) has suggested that newcomer Stu Carpenter is a relative of another character in the long-running ITV soap. Carpenter, played by Bill Fellows, was booted out by Yasmeen Nazir, played by Shelley King, earlier this week after he was arrested for apparently breaking into a wholesaler's warehouse.

Soap favourites star in a powerful video in a stand against domestic violence to mark International Women’s Day.

Coronation Street star Shelley King thinks her domestic violence plot saved lives after millions watched her character Yasmeen suffer at the hands of evil husband Geoff (Ian Bartholomew).And it was so powerful it convinced many real-life victims to take action and escape their abusers.Shelley said: “Geoff turned Yasmeen into a woman who didn’t have any confidence in herself and a lot of people recognised that path in their own lives and I believe it has saved lives.“I have had letters from people to say the storyline enabled decisions and if they hadn’t changed their lives… there are some terrible stories.“I’m really proud of it.

Coronation Street star Jane Danson has revealed that the ITV soap used dolls during the Covid pandemic as they couldn't really have their child co-stars with them for filming. Jane, 42, exclusively spoke to OK! at Wednesday's TRIC Awards where she discussed Leanne Battersby's recent heartbreaking storyline where her character's son Oliver tragically passed away after battling mitochondrial disease.

Shelley King revealed her abuse storyline has "changed so many people's lives" as she accepted the TRIC Award for Soap Actor.The 65 year old Coronation Street actress picked up the gong during the glittering ceremony, which took place on Wednesday 15 September. As she accepted the Soap Actor award, Shelley shared her pride over taking part in her character Yams' Nazir's abuse storyline.

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Coronation Street fans pointed out a mistake from Wednesday night’s episode of the ITV soap. During the episode of Corrie, Alya Nazir tried to get into her grandmother Yasmeen Metcalfe's house after she spotted her grandmother collapsed on the floor.

direct to your inboxA Coronation Street actress has released a personal video message encouraging Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities across Greater Manchester to take up the Covid-19 vaccine.Shelley King, who is of Indian heritage, has played Yasmeen Nazir on the ITV soap since 2014, and received her first Covid jab earlier this month.A recent report by the Royal Society for Public Health found that 57% of black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) people asked said they would take a Covid vaccine, compared with 79% of white respondents.Mrs King, 65, who was born in Kolkata, is now keen to help dispel any myths that may be dissuading some people from taking up the jab.She’s hoping to motivate people in these communities to do

CORONATION Street dished up an episode for horror for Yasmeen Nazir as she was haunted by her dead abusive husband Geoff Metcalfe on Christmas Day. The chef - who is played by actress Shelley King in the ITV soap - has been struggling since the death of her abuser Geoff.

Ian Bartholomew was met with a chorus of approval after his character Geoff Metcalfe fell to his death after rooftop drama in Coronation Street.

Coronation Street 's Yasmeen Nazir was declared "not guilty" on Monday's episode, in scenes that left some viewers weeping with joy.

Loose Women's panelists spoke to Coronation Street actor Ian Bartholomew on Thursday's show.

Coronation Street actor Ian Bartholomew forced writers on the show to re-write domestic violence scenes he was supposed to film because he deemed the writers had gone “too far”.

TV Choice Awards on Monday night.Both Paul Mescal and Daisy Edgar-Jones were up for awards as well as the series itself, but they missed out.Jodie Comer won Best Actress for Killing Eve for the second year in a row and Martin Clunes won Best Actor for Doc Martin, while White House Farm was named Best New Drama over the Sally Rooney adaption.As for the soaps, Coronation Street was the big winner on the night, taking the awards for Best Soap.Jack P Shepherd, who plays David on the Cobbles walked away with Best Actor and Best Actress was awarded to Shelley King, who plays Yasmeen.This Morning once again received the award for Best Daytime!Check out the full list of TV Choice Awards winners below:Best Drama SeriesKilling Eve (BBC1 / BBC

Coronation Street was the big winner at the virtual TV Choice Awards, while Normal People was snubbed.