News about Paula Lane

Emmerdale fans are unhappy with the soap's latest heartbreaking storyline and have accused it of 'ripping off' sister soap Coronation Street. While some fans enjoyed the recent heartbreaking storyline, others were unimpressed as they made comparisons to plot points in rival programmes.

Emmerdale's newcomer Ella Forster (played by former Coronation Street star Paula Lane) has already found herself in the centre of the village's drama.  The surgery receptionist was branded a scumbag as a dramatic bust up broke out during a funeral.  The service was for a character named June Phillips, who is yet to be introduced to the show, and Ella appeared before her grave to pay her respects.

Paula Lane, the former Coronation Street actress, made her Emmerdale debut when she arrived in the Yorkshire dales on Tuesday evening. Ella Forster, the actress, 37, was back on film, and it appears she and Mandy Dingle are already teeling, as she exploded onto screens, and she seems to be having a blast (Lisa Riley). Ella is introduced as a PA to a loud-mouthed and commanding director named Jules (Wayne Cater), but Jules has already quit her job by the end of her debut episode after dousing Jules in a pint of beer.

Coronation Street's main star is joining Emmerdale in a huge new role that is likely to begin shooting this week. In 2024, the ITV soap is set to celebrate a new year of storylines, and Ella Forster, played by Paula Lane, will be a major part of it. Paula, 37, appeared in Corrie from 2010 to her character's tragic death in 2016.

After the horrific racially motivated stabbing at Speed Daal, the teen was left terrified and hauled in for police questioning. Despite Max's claims that he did not order Blake to commit any violent acts, he was charged with incitement to murder for his racist propaganda videos.

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