Helen Flanagan sends fans wild as she teases Coronation | UK News

Coronation Street fave Helen Flanagan, who performed Rosie Webster on the ITV cleaning soap, is stoking up hypothesis that she’ll reprise her position.

In an unique chat at Winter Wonderland in November, she instructed Express Online that she’d like to reappear, however at that stage she hadn’t but been requested back. However, she’s now revealed a nostalgic image of herself on screen as a little lady – and fans have learn a lot into it.

Reminiscing over her childhood years on Corrie, she wrote: “Ah love this pic I found @coronationstreet with the iconic Barbara Knox!” Barbara, or Rita as she’s recognized on the cobbles, is unrecognisable within the snap, as her head is turned to chat to Helen, whose hand she’s holding maternally.

However, floppy-fringed Helen, who’s grinning from ear to ear as she strides alongside in a costume flower crown, a brilliant pink jacket and a clashing purple skirt, is less complicated to recognise. In the many years since, her face has matured however nonetheless, many viewers will immediately know it is her.

Helen quipped that she was the identical age as her little lady Matilda – who turns 10 this summer season – when the photograph was taken. Nearly 10,000 fans have favored the image, with one exclaiming: “I was watching this evening the older episodes and [on-screen mum] Sally was making you take the morning after pill! Loved it back then!”

Sally Webster (performed by Sally Dynevor) continues to be current on the cleaning soap right this moment, which means a storyline might be launched permitting Helen’s character to reunite along with her mum.

It seems Brooke Vincent (Helen’s on-screen sister Sophie) is eager to return to her position too, after she left to take maternity go away the yr after Helen did.

She not too long ago declared to the Sun’s Fabulous magazine that although she hasn’t been invited back up to now, she could be “devastated” if her character was killed off and there was no scope to return sooner or later.

“Corrie was my home – it still is my home – and I feel like I’ve just gone off to university to do my little thing for a while! I never wanted to leave, because I panic about saying goodbye,” she defined.