Coronation Street star Helen Flanagan has shared with fans about embarking on a 'new chapter 'in her life as she turned 32. The Rosie Webster actress told her Instagram followers that she had enjoyed a 'lovely weekend' as she posted snaps of herself with her three adorable children.
Her daughters Matilda, seven, and Delilah, four, wore cute pink cake patterned dresses as they posed alongside their mum with a pink, purple and blue balloon arch. And the actress from Bury proudly cradled her son Charlie, who she welcomed with her footballer fiance Scott Sinclair last March.
"Lovely weekend celebrating my 32nd birthday and a new chapter," said Helen. And the birthday girl looked sensational in a corset dress and sparkly bow-detail heels as Matilda blew her mum a kiss in one of the photos.
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Helen recently enjoyed a reunion with a couple of her former Coronation Street co-stars. The soap beauty took a picture of herself with Jack P Shepherd and Colson Smith, who play David Platt and Craig Tinker, as they caught up on a train journey.
It comes after Helen teased her return to acting. The mum-of-three, who played Rosie in Corrie from 2000 before going on maternity leave in 2018 to have her second child Delilah, took to her Instagram page for a Q&A with her followers, urging them to ask her anything before answering the slew of questions posed by her loyal fans.
Someone asked: "Will you go back to acting?" And posting a snap of herself dressed up as her Corrie character, Helen responded: "I would love love to go back to acting and I am working on something at the moment." She then added: "I have three young children and they come first in anything I do."
Helen played Kevin Webster and Sally Metcalfe's eldest daughter, and Sophie Webster's older sister on and off in the ITV soap since she was a child. She originally took on the role aged nine in 2000 until 2012 and reprised the role in 2017, before going on maternity leave in June 2018 and hasn't been seen back on the cobbles since.
Helen recently took to social media to highlight the benefits of spending 'quality time' with each of her children in turn. She posted a smiley photo on her Instagram Stories of herself cuddling her first-born Matilda.
In the photo mum and daughter wore matching strawberry print PJs. And she said: "I love this happy pic of me and my baby girl." Sharing her thoughts on being a mum she typed: "I think it's nice sometimes to break their routine when they are older and let them have the odd later night."
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