Fans of Coronation Street are only just realising the familial connection
Coronation Street has graced our screens for decades, playing out gripping storylines and complex characters.
In addition to her Corrie role, Sue portrayed Jackie Corkhill in Brookside for nine years between 1992 and 2001. She also played a role in Emmerdale in 2008 as Bonnie Drinkwater. The drama escalated when Katy Harris, Craig's sister, murdered their father following a heated argument about her clandestine relationship with Martin Platt. Their mother, Angela Harris, attempted to protect Katy, but overwhelmed by guilt, Katy took her own life.
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