Corrie fans are thrilled as Eva and Aidan actors set for on-screen reunion

12 September 2023 , 11:55

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Corrie fans are thrilled as Eva and Aidan actors set for on-screen reunion

In a thrilling turn of events, Coronation Street fans are set to be delighted as the beloved duo "Eva and Aidan" make their much-anticipated return to our screens. The news was revealed in an exciting update shared online, promising the reunion of the actors who played popular characters in the coming weeks.

Long-standing soap enthusiasts will recall the dramatic scenes that unfolded when Eva Price, portrayed by Catherine Tyldesley, discovered her fiancé Aidan Connor, played by Shayne Ward, had been unfaithful with Maria Connor. Despite having proposed to Aidan, their wedding day was marred by explosive revelations. In a twist of fate, Eva later joined forces with Adam Barlow to exact revenge on Aidan. However, after falling into despair, Aidan tragically ended his own life, leaving Eva heartbroken.

Eva and Aiden's actors are set for an on-screen reunion

A tantalising trailer shared by Shayne on Instagram reveals that he and Catherine will reunite on screen – this time away from the Cobbles – in the upcoming Channel 5 drama, The Good Ship Murder. Shayne takes on the role of Jack Grayling, a former police detective turned aspiring cabaret singer aboard a luxury Mediterranean cruise ship. He soon finds himself embroiled in a murder investigation alongside ship's First Officer Kate Woods, brought to life by Catherine.

As Shayne posted a clip of the trailer on his Instagram page, he wrote: "A Channel 5 Original Drama The Good Ship Murder. Coming soon!" Corrie fans have been quick to express their excitement at the news. Laura exclaimed: "EVA AND AIDAN ARE BACK", while Claire tagged a friend, adding: "Been waiting for this. Loved them together".

Lou chimed in: "Good to see you two back together", and Rach added: "To have you and [Cath Tyldesley] back on my screen together... perfect!"

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