tatt’s ace Coronation Street legend Georgia Taylor unveils HUGE new tattoo – and the meaning behind it

CORONATION Street legend Georgia Taylor has revealed her huge new tattoo – sending fans into a frenzy.

The ITV actress, 46, who plays Toyah Battersby in the long-running soap, took to Instagram to reveal her latest piece of striking body art.

A series of images showcased the fine lion peony flower on her right shoulder.

Georgia, who joined Corrie in 1997, beamed as she posed in a black vest top before offering close-up snaps of her new body art and an image of the Huddersfield tattoo parlour.

In her caption, she wrote: “Well it is peony season.

“Thank you darling Sarah @big.bird.tattoo @tiger_heron_tattoo for my latest, beautiful addition.

“I love your artistry and I love hanging out with you”.

Her soap co-star Tina O’Brien was quick to comment: “Absolutely stunning!!!! really suits you”.

Georgia’s fellow soap actress Sally Carmen then put: “Beautiful! Just like you”.

One fan added: “Great choice of a tattoo looks great”.

Anther simply put: “Beautiful”.

Peony tattoos are often dubbed “the king of flowers” and signify wealth, bravery and good fortune.

In 2025, The Sun On Sunday revealed how Georgia had broken up with her actor boyfriend Charlie de Melo.

Charlie played Toyah Battersby’s lawyer husband, Imran Habeeb, in Corrie and they had begun dating in late 2022.

A friend revealed: “Georgia and Charlie are no longer a couple, but they remain friends who care about each other deeply.

“They have lots of happy memories together, but are both really focused on work at the moment and looking forward to the future, there are no hard feelings.”

Georgia has played Toyah in Coronation Street for the past 28 years, but Charlie’s character was killed off five years after he joined.

Imran died of a heart attack in June 2022, leaving millions of Corrie viewers in tears.