Corrie spoilers: Kelly’s and Aadi’s wedding plans in TATTERS as Dev hits son; plus EastEnders & Emmerdale news | The Sun
KELLY and Aadi find their wedding plans in tatters in this week’s Coronation Street.
Digital Spy reports that the Gazette’s competition rules, which saw them pretend to be engaged in order to try and win a fabulous holiday, requires participants to receive consent from their parents if they are under the age of 18.
Maria, Gary, and Dev all gang up on Aadi and Kelly to tell them they are too young to get married.
Later, Aadi and Dev come to blows over Kelly’s past. Dev grabs his son, causing him to fall and hit his head. Afterwards, Aadi storms out.
On Friday, Kelly crashed Aadi’s car after she stole the keys in response to overhearing Aadi tell Asha that they are pretending to be engaged to win the Gazette’s competition.
Dev gave his son the car after he passed his driving test.
The young lovers got engaged after failing to answer every question in a Mr and Mrs Quiz, but Aadi insisted they belong together and he proposed to her, something Ellie claimed readers were going to love.
Read our soap spoilers blog below for the latest storylines & gossip…
- Matt Snape
EastEnders spoilers: Is Jada in too deep for plotting against Linda?
Jada confronts Janine in this week’s EastEnders by telling her they have gone too far with their plot against Linda.
But according to Digital Spy, that is not enough to stop Janine from continuing with her blackmailing scheme against Linda.
- Matt Snape
EastEnders spoiler: Janine’s week from hell
Janine is livid in this week’s EastEnders when she finds out that Linda avoids going to prison.
According to Digital Spy, following an emotional speech in court about her mistakes, Linda avoids jail time.
As if Janine isn’t already angry about Mick’s original plans to visit Linda in prison despite their divorce, she arrives back at The Vic following the court case and finds Zack has some alarming news.
What is it? Find out in next week’s EastEnders.
- Matt Snape
EastEnders celeb Rose Ayling-Ellis done playing ‘token deaf character’
Rose Ayling-Ellis has recently described her “lonely, upsetting journey” of being a deaf EastEnders actress by writers who can hear properly.
Rose, who has played deaf character Frankie Lewis on the BBC show since 2020, has confirmed she is quitting the soap soon.
According to Metro, she told the Edinburgh TV Festival how the script is sometimes “not quite right,” where her character will be able to easily follow arguments between a room full of people, or be able to lip read “from impossibly far away, like I have a superpower – which is not realistic at all.”
She added: “I am playing a deaf character that is either written as a hearing person or as a deaf stereotype.”
- Matt Snape
Emmerdale spoilers: Will Chas and Mack have a baby?
Mack triggers Charity when he tells her that they should try for another baby in this week’s Emmerdale.
According to Metro, they start to kiss when they leave mediation, and then he drops the bombshell on her despite the fact they have already lost a baby previously.
She later gives him an ultimatum as the pair cannot resolve their differences: accept Charity does not want a baby, or find someone else to have one with.
- Matt Snape
Emmerdale spoilers: Will Amelia and Noah run away together?
Noah has been incredibly supportive towards Amelia’s battle with cancer in Emmerdale, but is their relationship about to take another twist?
According to Metro, Noah wants to make their romance official, but because Dan may never accept their relationship, she asks him to run away with her to London.
Will they do it? Tune in to Emmerdale next week to find out!
- Henry Moore
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EastEnders star looks totally different in new gore-filled movie
EastEnders actor Aidan O’Callaghan looks unrecognisable in a blood-soaked new movie role.
The Irish actor, 33, who played Ben Mitchell’s evil rapist Lewis in the BBC soap, shared a first look at his violent new film.
Aidan wrote on instagram: “Final block of ‘The Reckoning of Erin Morrigan’ feature film this week. Can’t help but draw similarities to a previous job 🤪😝🤪😝”
The accompanying snap showed Aidan kneeling on the floor in a field, his face covered in blood and his shirt stained red from his injuries.
Inside Emmerdale’s devastating 50th anniversary storm
Details continue to trickle in regarding Emmerdale’s epic 50th anniversary month.
The key event of the special will be a devasting storm that hits the village, changing the casts’ lives forever.
Speaking to Digital Spy, show executive Jane Hudson said: “It’s safe to say that the village will never be the same after this. The impact this storm has on people’s lives is just massive. That is our big set-piece stunt.
“In terms of filming, it’s quite unprecedented, the scale of what we are doing. There are elements of the big storm week that I’ve not seen on a soap drama before and it’s very exciting and nerve-wracking to be part of that. Hopefully, it’ll all be brilliant.”
- Henry Moore
Walford fans heartbroken as legendary duo leaves Albert Square
Stuart (Ricky Champ) left the square in high spirits alongside his wife Rainie (Tanya Franks), despite battling with his postnatal depression in recent weeks.
The emotional goodbye was too much for some fans, as they took to social media to express their sadness.
Taking to Twitter, one said: “What an exit!!!#EastEnders.”
Another wrote: “Shame to see Stuart go and Rainie they was the best on the square in my opinion. Won’t be the same without them two. #EastEnders.”
A third penned: “finally a happy ending for stu and rainie.”
- Henry Moore
Corrie spoilers: Dylan makes shocking confession
In an upcoming episode of Coronation Street, Sean Tully will be left in shock after his son Dylan makes a staggering confession.
Dylan reveals that he is desperate to move to Manchester with his dad, as he seeks to escape his school bullies.
After learning this shocking truth, Sean sets about trying to convince Dylan’s mum to let him stay.
Will Dylan get his wish?
- Henry Moore
Rose Ayling-Ellis talks her time on EastEnders
The iconic actress recently discussed her time on the hit soap, including how the show’s creators approached writing scenes for a deaf character.
Delving into some of the shortcomings behind-the-scenes at EastEnders, Rose said: “I often receive a script that it is not quite right. They will write my characters who are in a room with a big group of people arguing with each other, following everything that is being said and even repeating things back to them.
“Or they will write my character as lipreading someone from impossibly far away – like I have a superpower, which is not realistic at all! I am playing a deaf character that is either written as a hearing person, or as a deaf stereotype.”
These errors meant Rose often had to make edits herself, despite it not being her job.
“Even though I am not paid to do the extra work on top of my job, I try to fix the problem on set and a lot of the time people are very supportive and make changes based on my advice,” she added.
- Henry Moore
Everything YOU need to know about the Mitchell family flashback episode
Viewers have been given a first glimpse of the Mitchell family in the upcoming flashback episode of EastEnders.
The special episode, which was announced last month and will air on September 5, is set to transport viewers back to the winter of 1979 as the Mitchell family struggles with economic turmoil in Britain.
A newly released dramatic family portrait, taken in a conventional 1970s dining room, shows Jaime Winstone at the centre as the family matriarch Peggy Mitchell.
Peggy is flanked by her sons, the infamous Mitchell brothers Phil and Grant, played by Daniel Delaney and Teddy Jay respectively, while a young Billy Mitchell, who will be portrayed by George Greenland, lurks in the background.
The image also gives fans of the BBC One soap a taste of characters from EastEnders history that have never been seen on screen before.
Sitting at the dining table is Peggy’s husband Eric, played by George Russo, and Charlie Mitchell, Billy’s older brother played by Charlie Heptinstall, is positioned next to his brother in the corner of the room.
- Henry Moore
Rose Ayling-Ellis slams TV industry in emotional speech
Rose Ayling-Ellis has slammed the world of showbiz for airing “unrealistic scenes” and making the deaf actress “feel like a burden.”
The soap star added while she was grateful for the opportunity, EastEnders often got things wrong when it came to the writing process.
Revealing how the ‘lazy’ director of an unnamed programme refused to bring in deaf consultants to help shape Rose’s character, she said: “Just hiring a deaf actor is not a job well done. I was made to feel like I was difficult, that I was a burden.
“If they had just listened and worked with me, it would have made everyone’s life much easier. It was such a missed opportunity to create something beautiful, if only they had been willing to put in the work.”
Read more here
- Henry Moore
Could Alf Stewart return to Home and Away?
The soap icon has announced his departure from the Bay after a 34-year spell on the show.
But could he return to the hit soap one day?
Speaking to Metro, Ray admitted: “Well, I don’t know. He’ll go to Merimbula and I would have thought that one of the missions in Merimbula would be to try to bring Martha back to Summer Bay.
“The options really are to get Martha to come back to Summer Bay, or Alf stays in Merimbula for good, or there’s some sort of compromise where they both spend time in Merimbula and some time in Summer Bay.
“The fourth possibility would be for Alf to go back to Summer Bay and keep these businesses running and all of those friendships going and visit Martha on a regular basis.”
- Henry Moore
Eagle-eyed Emmerdale fans think they have worked out Chas’ exit storyline
Fans of the hit soap think they know Chas Dingle’s exit storyline after cousin Belle Dingle discovers their affair with Al Chapman.
Belle saw the two leaving a hotel together on Tuesday’s episode of the show.
Later in the village, an angry Belle confronted the pair.
Chas confessed: “We never meant to hurt anybody.”
This didn’t satisfy Belle, who is still fuming.
But now, fans think they know how Chas will leave the show.
Taking to Twitter, one viewer said: “After Paddy finds out, whenever that is, Chas should leave the village.”
Another wrote: “Current Chas excuse: ‘[My] dying mum’. Coming up: ‘[My] dying baby’. ‘[My] non-dead baby’…”
- Lauren Cole-Lomas
Hollyoaks: In case you missed this shock Misbah wedding twist
While Nadira and Shaq's wedding didn't work out, why let a good wedding day go to waste?
Zain confessed that he loves Misbah, who in turn feels the same way.
Despite Nadira and Shaq's wedding being called off at the very last minute, Zain told Misbah he was ready to commit to her.
Asking Shaq and the family if it was okay, and everyone quickly agreed, Misbah and Zain got married!
It was a beautiful moment, and Misbah certainly deserves happiness after all she has been through this year!
- Lauren Cole-Lomas
Fans spot massive price differences between EastEnders and Corrie
Cobbles stars seem to be dealing with the cost of living crisis a little bit better than their Walford counterparts.
We took a look at the prices in the two soap’s fictional restaurants.
In Coronation Street, breakfast with tea will set you back £6.50, compared to EastEnders’ £8.40.
However, if you want a tuna mayo sandwich, you are better off making the trip to Albert Square, as it will only cost £2.50 compared to Corrie’s £3.20.
A TV source said: “Roy looks after his customers better in these hard times.”
- Lauren Cole-Lomas
When will the EastEnders flashback episode air?
Excitement is building for the brand new flashback episode centred around the Mitchell family, but when will the explosive instalment air?
To catch this episode make sure to tune into BBC One at 7:30 pm on Monday, September 5.
You can also watch it on BBC iPlayer.
- Lauren Cole-Lomas
Corrie: Concern for Aadi after daddy Dev LASHES out
Aadi Alahan and Kelly Neelan have found themselves swept up in a tornado romance, and have even announced their marriage.
The two 17-year-olds have announced they want to get married, as the apply for the Gazette's Mr & Mrs competition to win a free holiday.
They just want to go on a fancy free holiday, but because they are yet to turn 18, they need parental consent.
When Dev finds out he is absolutely raging and grabs Aadi, knocking him to the ground.
- Lauren Cole-Lomas
Hollyoaks BOMBSHELL: Could DeMarcus FINALLY have his name cleared?
Viewers will be all too aware that the teen has been framed by the evil Joseph.
Joseph thought he had covered his tracks, but he might be about to make a monumental slip up, that could save DeMarcus' life.
The killer Joseph stole policeman Saul's engagement ring, before murdering him and framing DeMarcus.
But, Joseph has given his girlfriend the ring, and it is only a matter of time before people notice and recognise the sparkling rock.
Vicky, Joseph's girlfriend, might be able to vindicate DeMarcus, as she knows the ring is Joseph gave her is the exact same one planted on DeMarcus.
Fingers crossed for DeMarcus's freedom.
- Lauren Cole-Lomas
EastEnders: Kheerat makes life changing decision
After speaking with Jean and taking some important advice from her, he has made an important decision.
Kheerat has had a very rocky relationship with his mother, Suki, but has decided to build it back up again.
Suki has had a very traumatic time after she was attacked by Ranveer, who was subsequently killed in pulse raising scenes.
- Henry Moore
Everything you need to know about EastEnders
- New, leaving and returning Eastenders cast
- Can you visit the Eastenders set?
- All the latest spoilers from Eastenders
- The Sun’s soap spoiler live blog
- The best bits from Eastenders over the years
EastEnders star looks totally different in new gore-filled movie
EastEnders actor Aidan O’Callaghan looks unrecognisable in a blood-soaked new movie role.
The Irish actor, 33, who played Ben Mitchell’s evil rapist Lewis in the BBC soap, shared a first look at his violent new film.
Aidan wrote on instagram: “Final block of ‘The Reckoning of Erin Morrigan’ feature film this week. Can’t help but draw similarities to a previous job 🤪😝🤪😝”
The accompanying snap showed Aidan kneeling on the floor in a field, his face covered in blood and his shirt stained red from his injuries.
Inside Emmerdale's devastating 50th anniversary storm
Details continue to trickle in regarding Emmerdale's epic 50th anniversary month.
The key event of the special will be a devasting storm that hits the village, changing the casts' lives forever.
Speaking to Digital Spy, show executive Jane Hudson said: "It's safe to say that the village will never be the same after this. The impact this storm has on people's lives is just massive. That is our big set-piece stunt.
"In terms of filming, it's quite unprecedented, the scale of what we are doing. There are elements of the big storm week that I've not seen on a soap drama before and it's very exciting and nerve-wracking to be part of that. Hopefully, it'll all be brilliant."
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