Coronation Street star Sue Nicholls has said that her character Audrey Roberts may pursue an easier life after she suffers a heart attack.
Speaking to TV Choice Nicholls said: "She might have to think about taking more time out for herself - maybe more holidays now she has the charming Lewis to accompany her.
"But I'm not sure we'll see her lifting weights at the gym. She might have fewer G&Ts in the future, but she won't be giving them up forever. She has to have some pleasure in life!
"Part of what we want to get across in this is that women are just as susceptible to heart attacks as men - not many people realise that. I do what I can to stay fit, and I eat well. And I definitely spend less time in the pub than Audrey does!"
Nicholls also spoke about her character's grandson David (Jack P Shepherd) saying: "David wants to apologise for all that's happened, but Audrey is in no mood to hear it.
“David has a lot of bridge-building to do as far as she's concerned. He replaces the original sign outside the salon and it's named 'Audrey's' again, which is a good start.”
