Helen Flanagan has confirmed that she will definitely be returning to Coronation Street some point in the future, but admitted that there was a problem with her comeback.
Amid rumours of discord among the cast at the set of the ITV soap following seven stars' exits this year, the mum-of-two insisted that she loved working at Corrie and wanted to return.
Appearing on Lorraine, 28-year-old Helen said that she missed working there so much but that she needed be able to juggle working with looking after her children.
Helen left Corrie last year to give birth to daughter Delilah with partner Scott Sinclair. The couple are also parents to four-year-old Matilda.
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When asked by host Lorraine Kelly whether she would be making a cobbles comeback as Rosie Webster, she said: "I miss Coronation Street so much and I'm definitely going to go back.
"But it's just working it around my days. Matilda's at that age when she's four and she needs to be taken to all of her lessons and what have you.
"And obviously me living in Scotland, it's a four-hour drive and Delilah's nearly one.
"But I love it so much."
She added that she missed her co-stars a lot and was looking forward to seeing them again/
"I really miss Sally [Dynevor] so much, I miss Brooke [Vincent] and she's having a baby now," she said. "When she found out she was pregnant she rang me."
*Lorraine airs weekdays at 8.30am on ITV
