Coronation Street star Tina O’Brien looked casual on Saturday as she was pictured leaving her gym in Manchester.
The actress, 40, who plays Sarah Platt in the ITV soap, was seen for the first time since her on-screen mother Helen Worth left the cobbles earlier this week after an incredible 50 years.
Tina looked sporty in a Dalmatian-print sports bra and a pair of burgundy gym shorts for the intense training session.
She put on a cream-colored, thick-knit cardigan that had striped panels on the sleeves and the number 78 as she headed to her car.
The soap opera star completed the look with pastel-colored sneakers and white Nike socks, and accessorized with a pair of gold earrings.
Coronation Street star Tina O’Brien looked casual on Saturday as she was pictured leaving her gym in Manchester.
The actress, 40, who plays Sarah Platt in the long-running ITV soap, was seen for the first time since her on-screen mother Helen Worth (left) left the cobbles earlier this week.
Tina looked incredible as she rocked a Dalmatian-print sports bra and a pair of burgundy gym shorts for the intense training session.
Tina went makeup-free for the gym session and tied her blonde locks into a loose bun allowing her bangs to frame her petite features.
He carried his essentials in a large black gym bag and seemed in good spirits after completing his workout.
It comes after Helen Worth, 73, who plays fan-favourite Gail Platt on the hit soap, quit her role after successfully playing the character for 50 years from 1974.
The news devastated fans across the UK and some took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to speculate how her character’s story will end.
One fan pleaded: ‘Oh please let her go to Thailand.’ Don’t kill her, please.’;
‘How are they going to end Gail’s character? Will they kill her? Will they leave the door open for her to make appearances here and there? Where does this leave Audrey? Many questions.’;
‘Oh God, I’m going to miss her. Another wonderful actress leaving. Please give it a happy ending.’;
‘We better not kill that character. It would be a bad way for such an old character.’;
She put on a cream-colored, thick-knit cardigan that had striped panels on the sleeves and the number 78 as she headed to her car.
She completed the look with pastel-colored sneakers and white Nike socks, and accessorized with a pair of gold earrings.
The actress also embraced her natural beauty while going makeup-free and seemed in good spirits after completing her workout.
‘PLEASE let her have a happy ending! A good husband who isn’t a serial killer that she can run away with. He would take care of Corrie again for that.
It has not yet been revealed how Helen’s character Gail will leave the show; However, ITV confirmed that it will begin filming its exit story next month and that the “emotional” scenes will appear on screen later in the year.
Sharing the news of her departure, Helen said: “This year seemed like the perfect time to leave the show after celebrating 50 years in the most wonderful job on the most wonderful street in the world.”
“I made the decision at the beginning of the year and spoke to the producers, who were very kind and understanding.”
“I have been truly blessed to have received the most incredible scripts week after week and to have worked with fantastic actors, directors and a brilliant team.”
“The last 50 years have flown by and I don’t think it’s yet fully sunk in that I’m leaving.”
Fortunately, Helen hasn’t had as dramatic a life as her character, and once admitted that she “would be in a mental institution” if her life was like Gail’s.
And he added: ‘I come home, see friends and go to the theater. Luckily, I find it pretty easy to tune out. If I didn’t, I’d be very nervous.’
She was also photographed carrying her essentials in a large black duffel bag as she got into her car.
It comes after Helen Worth, 73, who plays fan-favourite Gail Platt on the hit soap, quit her role after successfully playing the character for 50 years from 1974 (on photo with Christopher Quinten in 1979).
Half a century after she first walked the cobbles, viewers will see Helen say goodbye to the street in an important story for her family, which includes son Nick Tilsley (Ben Price), daughter Sarah Platt (Tina O’ Brien), his son David Platt (Jack P. Shepherd), his granddaughter Bethany Platt (Lucy Fallon) and Gail’s mother, Audrey Roberts (Sue Nicholls).
Executive producer Iain Macleod added: “The words ‘legend’ and ‘icon’ are thrown around a lot these days, but they really apply to Gail and Helen Worth.”
‘However, given her humility, I know Helen won’t thank me for telling her! In Helen’s hands, Gail has been a major part of Coronation Street for five decades and has been at the center of some of the most memorable storylines – often stemming from her catastrophic bad luck when it comes to choosing husbands!
“Her ill-fated marriage to Richard Hillman was one of the most groundbreaking storylines in soap history and cemented Gail’s already established status as one of Corrie’s greats.”
“As the matriarch of the Platt clan, her loving, prickly relationships with her children and mercurial mother Audrey epitomize what makes the show great: complicated family dynamics brought impeccably to life by Helen’s dramatic and comedic chops, along with of his fictional clan.
The news devastated fans across the UK and some took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to speculate how her character’s story will end.
“Gail has provided us with countless hours of entertainment, but it must also be said that Helen is a consummate professional and a great person.”
“Everyone connected to the show will miss having her on site as much as viewers will miss having her on their screens and we wish her all the best for the future.”
Helen made her debut as a young Gail in 1974 and was soon followed by her desperate mother Audrey (played by Sue Nicholls).
In her almost 50 years on the soap, she has been married five times, including to Brian Tilsey (Christopher Quinten), who was tragically stabbed to death, and Martin Platt (Sean Wilson), one of the soap’s longest-serving characters.
Helen has also been at the center of a series of explosive storylines, including her daughter Sarah’s (Tina O’Brien) teenage pregnancy and the death of her debt-ridden fourth husband, Joe McIntyre (Reece Dinsdale), during a failed marriage plan. life insurance.
It has not yet been revealed how Helen’s character Gail will leave the show, however ITV confirmed that she will begin filming her exit story next month and that “emotional” scenes will appear on screen later in the year.