Corrie’s Elle Mulvaney, Tanisha Gorey and Harriet Bibby look unrecognisable from their characters on glam night out
CORONATION Street stars Elle Mulvaney, Tanisha Gorey and Harriet Bibby looked a world away from their soap characters as they enjoyed a glam night out.
There were smiles all round as the trio posed for a snap sitting on a table with cocktails and empty shot glasses.
Elle, 19, is best known for playing Amy Barlow in the ITV show, gave a peace sign in the shot as she sat in the middle of her pals.
Tanisha, 19, who stars as Asha Alahan, looked stunning with her long dark long falling over her shoulders.
Wearing an animal print blouse, Harriet, 23, could be seen grinning as she leaned in for the group photo.
The happy snap was taken by their fellow co-star Jack James Ryan, 25, who returned to the cobbles this month as bad boy Jacob Hay.
The light-hearted scene was a far cry from the characters they play on the soap.
Harriet plays schoolgirl Summer Spellman in the long-running series, who ended up causing trouble for teacher Daniel Osbourne after she developed a crush on him.
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Asha (Tanisha) has recently been seen struggling with her girlfriend Nina's anxiety levels following the death of Seb Franklin.
While things are set to take a turn as romance blossoms between Amy (Elle) and Jacob.
Things begin to kick off between the pair when they run into each other at the hospital.
Amy is there with Summer, who is attending a diabetes appointment.
But as they're leaving, Jacob approaches with his arm in a sling and assures them that he no longer has anything to do with the drugs gang.
Corrie boss Iain McLeod opened up on the new romance and why he thinks it will be a major storyline.
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“What appealed was him is a fantastic actor, very Coronation Street, he has funny bones and authentic comedy – sometimes when we imports bad guys, sometimes it doesn’t have authenticity," Iain said.
“But it works with him, I believe him 100%. We will pair him up with someone historically well behaved.
“She is quite sensible given her family dynamic and that’s Amy. How will Tracy and Steve react to the worst possible boyfriend – they try with failure to strategise this, cut her off financially, reverse psychology.
"All of these things just make things worse and worse, to comedy effects. In the end, they have to bite the bullet and try to get along with this lad."
