 has certainly made herself at home in Coronation Street, perhaps little too much so as she uses Mary's (Patti Clare) personal items to help her relax. The barmaid decides to give herself a facial using Mary's ultra wand, but unfortunately, things don't quite go to plan. After being sent off by Glenda to deliver flowers to Laurence (Robert Shaw Cameron), Sean (Anthony Cotton) returns home to find that her face has gone red and blotchy. Having only been on the street since August, Glenda has already caused quite a stir. She's brought some pizazz into the Rovers and a new romance into Sean's life. It was through this matchmaking saga that her friendship with Mary was formed, Jodie Prenger explained. 'It's getting Sean's new interest together. There's a really fun friendship formed with Mary and it's like a tag team. It reminds me of the Bushwhackers from WWF. I think we're like Mills and Boon at heart, that's our mission. True romance. There's nothing wrong with true romance, is there?' Perhaps Mary and Glenda are getting a little too friendly… MORE : Coronation Street spoilers: Daniel makes a painful decision over lost wife Sinead MORE : Coronation Street star Bill Fellows 'shocked beyond belief' at new Stu twist){kind=link}
Glenda (Jodie Prenger) has certainly made herself at home in Coronation Street, perhaps little too much so as she uses Mary’s (Patti Clare) personal items to help her relax.
The barmaid decides to give herself a facial using Mary’s ultra wand, but unfortunately, things don’t quite go to plan.
After being sent off by Glenda to deliver flowers to Laurence (Robert Shaw Cameron), Sean (Anthony Cotton) returns home to find that her face has gone red and blotchy.
Having only been on the street since August, Glenda has already caused quite a stir. She’s brought some pizazz into the Rovers and a new romance into Sean’s life.
It was through this matchmaking saga that her friendship with Mary was formed, Jodie Prenger explained.