Coronation Street's Lucy Fallon felt 'nervous' about Daniel plot

Lucy Fallon felt "nervous" about Coronation Street\'s Bethany Platt growing closer to Daniel Osbourne.

The 24-year-old star - who recently shot her final scenes as Bethany - was wary of a negative reaction to the storyline, which has seen her alter-ego fall for Daniel (Rob Mallard) just months after his wife Sinead Osbourne (Katie McGlynn) lost her battle with cervical cancer.

She said: "Daniel and Bethany have always been really good friends, and I do reckon that they are a good match - just not right now.

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"If it was further down the line, then they would be good for each other.

"I was nervous about that, as Rob and Katie had such a good connection.

"I felt as if I had big shoes to fill, but Rob and I get on really well."

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Despite playing out a number of hard-hitting storylines since she made her cobbles debut in 2015, Lucy manages to remain "completely detached" from her plots.

She added to Inside Soap magazine: "I don\'t take it home with me, and I think my long drive helps, as I can put some music on.

"I get home, have tea, then either have a bath or go running to train for the London Marathon.

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"I have done a few hard-hitting storylines now, so I can become completely detached."

Lucy recently admitted she will "forever be in debt" to her on-screen \'Coronation Street\' family after she finished filming on the soap ahead of character Bethany\'s on-screen departure.

She wrote: "I\'m writing this with mascara all over my face and tears/snot dripping onto my clothes but that\'s a wrap... on what has been the most incredible 5 years of my life. It\'s so crazy to me that 5 years ago, I had just finished 6th form and had no idea what direction life was going to take me in. I never in a million years expected that I would be calling Gail platt a friend. But here we are... and I\'m grateful for every single second of it. It\'s such a cliche, but the platt family really are a second family to me. And I will forever be in debt to them. They have taught me everything I know... who needs a degree and drama school when you have the PLATts???? (sic)"