đ„ THE MOMENT OF TRUTH: CARLA CONNORâS FATE REVEALED TONIGHT AS “CORRIEDALE” CHAOS LOOMS! đ„
Coronation Street reveals whatâs really happened to Carla Connor tonight, ahead of her pivotal role in the Corriedale crossover episode. After weeks of being sabotaged by scheming Becky Swain, can Carla finally turn the tables against her ruthless love rival?
Carla has been held captive by Becky since before Christmas, as the nasty villain wanted her out of the way. Kit Green came tantalisingly close to uncovering Carlaâs whereabouts last week, but Becky had managed to stay one step ahead by moving her to a new location.
In tonightâs 7.30pm episode, Kit follows up on a lead that heâs received over where Beckyâs car was last seen.
He soon makes a shocking discovery and comes face-to-face with Carla. Thereâs no time to waste, though, as Kit knows that Becky is planning to leave for Rotterdam with Lisa Swain and their daughter Betsy.
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Desperate to stop Becky from getting her way, Carla and Kit speed towards the port to make sure that she canât leave. Carla also calls Lisa, but this worrying distraction causes Becky to take her eyes off the road while theyâre all in the car together â with catastrophic consequences as a devastating crash unfolds.
The drama then continues into the hour-long Corriedale special at 8pm, as Coronation Street crosses over with Emmerdale for the first time in its history.
âCarla is absolutely desperate to stop them,â Alison King, who plays the Underworld boss, explains. âSheâs telling Kit, âGo, go, go â get themâ. She wants to be where they are, straight to the point, police or no police. She wants to reach them as fast as possible.
âCarlaâs already been through a huge ordeal, but the moment she hears that crash, everything else disappears. She just wants to get to them. Sheâs devastated and terrified about what sheâs going to find.â

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On Carla and Kitâs surprise alliance, Alison adds: âI love being detective, though we didnât do as much of it as I expected. Me and Jacob [Roberts, who plays Kit] kept laughing, going; âHow have we worked this out?â
âBut Carlaâs been piecing things together for a long time, and so has he. Jacob is so funny to work with, weâre like Little and Large. We were stuck together for the first few nights and just had the biggest laugh. I canât tell you why without spoiling things â but it was great.â