News about Catherine Tyldesley

Catherine Tyldesley has said she is 'heartbroken' in a statement shared to Instagram after she was forced to miss her stage performance on Wednesday.  The former Coronation Street star, 40, is currently touring the UK while starring as Blanche Barrow in Bonnie and Clyde. The actress revealed she has been forced to miss the opening night in Woking after suffering a migraine.  

In a plunging brown swimsuit, the former Coronation Street actress, 40, flashed her cleavage in a sexy Instagram snap on Tuesday. In a sauna at her gym in Woking, the mother-of-two enjoyed a morning of peace and quiet.

On Tuesday, Catherine Tyldesley put on a chic appearance as she attended The King And I press night in Manchester. The actress, 40, wore an elegant cream, wool coat with a tie around her waist while arriving at The Lowry Theatre. She teamed it with a pair of loosened, suede boots, and accessorized with a nude Chanel handbag.

Catherine Tyldesley stepped out on a low-key outing on Sunday after putting her swanky house on sale. The former Coronation Street star, 40, was dressed in a chic ensemble donning a pink oversized sports jumper and black leggings. She completed her chilled look with white trainers and held a khaki coat and bag in her hands.

Catherine Tyldesley and her partner Tom Pitfield are selling an immaculately presented four-bed detached house on a quiet tree-lined cul-de-sac in the Greater Manchester area for £875,000. The extended house with a relatively open plan ground floor is described as a "stunning" and "beautifully designed" family home finished to 'a high standard,' according to estate agents. The house features a 36-ft open plan dining kitchen with integrated appliances, a feature breakfast bar, skylights, and glass doors to the rear garden. The living room features a 'feature bay window and media wall,' as well as a downstairs home office. Her house transfer was announced today after she made unwelcome headlines in August over a petition for a bakery to provide free cakes for her upcoming 40th birthday party.

After hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary's inability to inform guest Catherine Tyldesley about her latest 'cake-gate' controversy on Tuesday, viewers were left unimpressed. Shane Ward, 39, a former soap actress, appeared on the show with co-star Shane Ward, 39, to debut their latest Channel 5 film, two months after she came under fire for her 'bizarre' row as a baker. The cake maker made news by announcing that they had turned down a PR's offer to provide free cakes for Catherine's big birthday bash.

Kathryn Flett, a writer from the United Kingdom, is a huge fan of Channel 5's latest murder-mystery film starring former Coronation Street actors Catherine Tyldesley and Shane Ward. She is equally excited by Eva Longoria: Hunting for Mexico, in which the former Desperate Housewife leads viewers on a tour of Mexico by its food.

Two Coronation Street stars are due to reunite on a forthcoming Channel 5 murder mystery film. Whilst filming the Channe, the 6,000-berth MSC Virtuosa spent six weeks at sea; 5 series.

When making a TV series, actors Shayne Ward, Catherine Tyldesley, and Claire Sweeney spent six weeks at sea aboard the 6,000-berth MSC Virtuosa filming new Channel 5 drama The Good Ship Murder. 'It was a completely operating cruise ship,' says Claire, who also appeared on Coronation Street, in which Shayne and Catherine appeared alongside him.' We'd docked at Southampton every week to bring a new group of passengers aboard, so we didn't have professional extras on the show; we used the passengers, and they loved it.' We were in separate countries so they could enjoy their holiday and film, but they could also be extras if they wanted to be extras.' We'd get off and we'd start all over again.' The eight-part series of mild murder mysteries weaves ship-based drama with weekly bumpings that piqued Jack Grayling's curiosity (former X Factor champion Shayne, who played Aidan Connor in Corrie).

Catherine Tyldesley arrived in a black cut-out dress at the Brood Magazine Party in Manchester on Thursday with her partner Tom Pitfield. For the bash at Menagerie restaurant, the ex Coronation Street actress, 39, put on a chic ensemble. She partnered her handsome husband Tom who was dapper in a blue T-shirt and denim jeans.

Catherine Tyldesley has given an inside look into her low-key birthdy weekend after she postponed her big celebration due to a 'bizarre' cake dispute with a baker. After a baker turned down a PR's offer to provide free cakes for the actress' big bash, which was set for September 1, the former Coronation Street star, 39, was caught up in a 'cake gate' controversy last month. Catherine scrapped plans for the party and instead settled on a more reflective commemoration of the birthday milestone after being embroiled in a tense online backlash.

Catherine Tyldesley was pictured looking tense as she took a phone call on Friday, the day of her now cancelled 40th birthday party. After a baker refused a PR's offer to provide free cakes for the actress' big bash, which was supposed to take place on September 1, the former Coronation Street actor, 39, was caught up in a 'cake gate' scandal last month. Catherine has since cancelled plans for the party after being embroiled in a tense online backlash she referred to as "bizarre" despite being embroiled in the campaign, she has now switched to a quieter commemoration of the birthday anniversary.

Following the traumatic fallout of the 'cakegate' incident, Catherine Tyldesley, an ex-Corrie actress, posted a meme of a frazzled-looking Barbie doll, which led to the actress' cancellation of her 40th birthday bash. Since being embroiled in an raging internet backlash when a PR company approached an independent bakery to provide free cakes for her bash, the former Strictly contestant has had a rough month. Catherine has since had to cancel the plans for her 40th bash, which was supposed to take place on September 1 for a much-needed holiday.

Coronation Street (left) had employed party planners NVRLND to handle the operation, but they caused controversies by requesting that an independent bakery provide cakes for free. Rebecca Severs (right) of Three Little Birds Bakery informed Rebecca Severs (left) that payment for the order would be made 'in the form of promotion,' but she retaliated and said her employees 'would not feed their children with Instagram.' According to the Mirror, the bash, which was supposed to take place on September 1, has now been postponed due to Ms Tyldesley's outrage over his request. According to a person close to the actress, 'Cath was blindsided by Cakegate and found the whole affair tragic, so she's chosen a quieter commemoration.

In recent weeks, she has been heavily involved in the 'cake gate' fiasco. Catherine Tyldesley seemed to be putting the drama behind her when she took time out on Wednesday to go to a spa in Huddersfield. In the changing rooms, the 39-year-old Coronation Street actress seemed relaxed and peaceful as she posted a selfie to her Instagram Stories.

Following 'Cakegate,' a Coronation Street actor appeared to take a subtle dig at former co-star Catherine Tyldesley (right). Daniel Brocklebank, 43, (left), who plays vicar Billy Mayhew on the famous ITV soap, took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to weigh in on the drama. (inset) Actress Catherine came under fire after a small bakery revealed that her representatives had attempted to get a free cake for her birthday, something Catherine denied having any knowledge of.

Small businesses are being overwhelmed with crippling requests for freebies, according to the baker at the heart of Catherine Tyldesley's cake gate fiasco. Rebecca Severs, a West Yorkshire woman, made news last week after deciding not to make the Coronation Street star 100 cakes for her birthday in exchange for social media and magazine plugs. Now, she's written a note on her website urging others to promote local small businesses. Rebecca said that asking for freebies is a "insult to her" and that many people "don't bother to value her."

Dreambig Productions Limited, the former Coronation Street actress, 39, is the company's director.

The production company of Catherine Tyldesley has just £112 on its balance sheet. Dreambig Productions Limited, the former Coronation Street actress, 39, is the owner of the micro-business Dreambig Productions Limited. According to accounts filed in July 2022, the firm had assets worth £115,3357, but creditors were owed £115,252 for total net assets, meaning that total net debt stood at £112.

Catherine Tyldesley turned into a glum figure on Friday when she was seen for the first time since the 'cake gate' row was uncovered. Since being approached by party planners arranging a 40th birthday bash on her behalf, the former Coronation Street actress, 39, became embroiled in a controversy. They asked for more than 100 cakes to be baked in exchange for exposure, and baker Rebecca Severs took to social media to announce the email, causing Catherine to take a look at the 'bizarre' controversy in a video.

Catherine Tyldesley has been slammed by Ulrika Jonsson after a local bakery owner refused to make her 100 cakes for her birthday in exchange for social media and magazine plugs. Catherine, 39, 'cheeky and cocky,' for requesting freebies from a small company in exchange for exposure. In her column for The Sun, Ulrika wrote: "It's cheeky, cocky, and often with utter disrespect for the businesses struggling to remain afloat.'

Staff at the Three Little Birds bakery in Keighley, West Yorkshire, have been rushed off their feet by towering displays of lemon meringue cupcakes and home-made raspberry macarons. Customers have been queuing outside the door, the phone ringing off the hook, and a small team of female bakers, in aprons and blue hairnets, who have been up late to get to the bottom of the mounting cake orders. Rebecca Severs, 37, a 37-year-old widow, has been chastised for missing the week from work during the uproar. It's her family's first holiday since last August, and what a week to choose after her small family business found itself at the center of a tense online debate dubbed 'Cakegate'. Rebecca (who prefers to be called Bec) says she never knew her company, which opened only three months ago, would cause such ferociousness. 'I don't have a huge social media following, so I thought it would just be a bit of fun,' she says of her viral Facebook post, in which she called out a VIP party planner - Leeds-based Nvrlnd - for trying to blag two cakes and 100 cupcakes for a celebrity's 40th birthday, with payment 'in the form of promotion on their socials with over 700,000 followers, as well as [being] promoted in OK! 'Magic' is a newspaper published in the United States.

The actress has posted at least 21 posts on Instagram (@auntiecath17) promoting freebies and perks worth an estimated £77,000, which is in violation of the Advertising Standards Authority's rules, she must advise her followers that they are 'ad' or 'gifted'. Others are paid partnerships with businesses that don't only freebies but also social media posts, which can result in payments worth up to £4,000 per social media post. So eager is the actress to plug things online that in 2013 she and several Corrie co-stars were caught in a Channel 4 sting after being asked by undercover journalists to sell cosmetics and jewelry from a bogus business in exchange for designer merchandise. SARAH RAINEY reveals a sampling of the celebrity's recent acquisitions...

In the 'cake gate' controversy, Jason Manford has defended Catherine Tyldesley. Since being approached by party organizers arranging a 40th birthday bash on her behalf, the Coronation Street actress, 39, has been embroiled in a controversy. They asked for more than 100 cakes in exchange for social media exposure, leaving Rebecca Severs stunned by the response before she took to social media to announce it.