A new Coronation Street spoiler video has revealed Gemma Winter-Brown’s (Dolly-Rose Campbell) patience with her new neighbours Mick and Lou Michaelis (Joe Layton and Farrel Hegarty) starts to run out next week.
The newcomers have shaken things up since their arrival in Weatherfield earlier this year, taking up residence over the other side of the ginnel in Mawdsley Street.
While they struck up a friendship with Gemma and her husband Chesney Brown (Sam Aston), it is clear they have had their reservations about the newbies.
That feeling is exacerbated next week when they receive a warning about Mick from Ronnie Bailey (Vinta Morgan), who is furious about Mick’s recent run-in with his partner Debbie Webster (Sue Devaney).
Not long after, Chesney receives a text from Mick inviting him for a drink and his heart sinks.
He does his best to mask his anxiety and goes to meet up with him in the Rovers.
But when he returns home, he and Gemma are settling down for the night after putting the quads to sleep earlier than expected.
While they’d planned to spend the evening in front of the telly, they are interrupted when Mick and Lou rock up unannounced with cans of beer in tow.
As you can see in the video above, Gemma paints on a smile, but it’s clear she is smarting at the couple crashing her evening, and surely it’s only a matter of time before her true feelings come to light…
However, Mick won’t be rubbing his neighbours up the wrong way for much longer, as the character is set to bow out of the show in the coming weeks.
According to The Sun, Joe is set to film his final scenes as antagonist Mick next month.
‘There was a lot excitement when Joe joined the soap as Mick, but his time is going to very short and sweet,’ a source told the publication.
‘He’s already caused a real stir and his exit over the summer is going to be great telly.
‘He only ever signed a fixed date contract, but fans were really hoping he would be kept on.’
Metro understands that the character will depart in the summer, with plenty more drama to come before then.
