Lucy Fallon attended the Grand National Festival at Aintree Racecourse, according to multiple reports. She revealed that Bethany Platt has a big upcoming storyline in Coronation Street that is not going to be great and will make people unhappy, though the specific storyline details remain unknown. According to Metro - Main, Lucy Fallon described that she is not very busy at Coronation Street at the moment but will be busy again in a few weeks with a new storyline for Bethany, though the exact start date and duration of this busy period are unclear.
In Coronation Street, Bethany Platt has been the only Platt family member to become increasingly cautious of Jodie Ramsey. Jodie Ramsey has been engaging in sinister behavior in the show, including breaking into houses and stealing items. Whether Bethany Platt will expose Jodie Ramsey's schemes remains uncertain, as do the exact details of Jodie Ramsey's backstory and motives.
I don't actually watch Coronation Street. Not because I don't like it, but because I don't like to watch anything I do. Some people like to watch themselves, but I've never ever liked it.
According to Daily Mirror - Main, Lucy Fallon described that she does not watch Coronation Street because she does not like to watch anything she does. She loves working at Coronation Street and considers it her second home. According to Metro - Main, Lucy Fallon described that her two children, Sonny and Nancy, are a handful, especially Sonny who has the terrible twos.
Lucy Fallon receives help with childcare from her mother and Ryan's mother, she said. Colson Smith attended the Grand National Festival at Aintree Racecourse, multiple reports indicate. According to Daily Mirror - Main, Colson Smith described that it is nice to be at the historic Grand National Festival and that it is good to have a big sporting event in the north of England.
So, I don't really watch it and I don't really know what's going on in Corrie at the moment. But I love it at Coronation Street. It's my favourite place, it's my second home. I've lived in the Street more than I've lived in my own house. I've only been in my house since September but I just love it.
Lucy Fallon bet on a horse called Koktail Divin at the Grand National Festival, copying her former co-star Colson Smith, according to reports. The outcome of her bet is unknown, including which horse won the race she wagered on.
She does. I can't tell you what it is, but it's not going to be great. I don't think people are going to be happy about it. This one is low-key her fault. Everyone is going to be like, 'She is a d**k.' Which is fine. I don't mind what it [her storyline] is as long as it's a good one. Being in the Platts is a good family to be in. It's an amazing honour to get a storyline, I don't take it for granted at all.
It's nice to be at a very historic festival. Everyone feels very happy. It's just nice to get out of the house - bit of a treat. Aintree is up in the north, which makes it better. We don't get enough big sporting events in the north of England. This is one of those things that come the weekend all eyes are going to be on it, so it's really nice to go and experience it and be here on one of the days of what is an historic moment of British culture really. Being here, you definitely know you're part of an occasion. Everyone is out and everyone is out for a really nice time. Everyone is here to make the most of it. I'm just another fan having a great day out.
I've done that once before, I don't plan on doing it again. You get periods of time where you're not in — I'm not very busy there at the moment, which has been really nice because I get to spend time with Sonny and Nancy. But in a few weeks' time, I'm going to be busy again.
They're great, but they're such a handful — especially Sonny at the moment, he's got the terrible twos a little bit late, I'd say! As they say, it takes a village and luckily, we have a village. I know we're privileged — not everybody gets that luxury. My mum and Ryan's mum help out a lot. We take the help where we can get it!
I think going from zero to one was easier. I think it's the age gap as well — Sonny was still a baby when I had Nancy, and while it's so lovely and seeing how they