The actress has announced her departure from the show.
Gail is departing the cobbles later this year Coronation Street legend Helen Worth has quit her role as Gail Platt in the ITV soap after fifty years – and during that time has had a long line of stand-out scenes. From being driven into the canal by serial killer third husband Richard Hillman , to being wrongly imprisoned for the murder of fourth husband Joe McIntyre , it’s no wonder that Gail’s wanting to call time on her stint in Weatherfield.
When I was reading the kids a bedtime story? When I was getting ready for bed? When I was having some toast this morning? ‘Or was I sleeping? Safe, in here with the double glazing and the central heating thinking our problems are bigger than everybody else. ‘Well, ‘appen we’ve all been sleeping mam. I can’t stop thinking about poor Johnny . His son’s not coming home tonight. I just hope to god mine is.
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