Before the return of Sarah Platt tonight on Coronation Street, here's a very quick re-cap of her story so far.
Sarah is the daughter of Brian Tilsley (who was stabbed to death up an alley behind a nightclub) and Gail Tilsley. When Sarah was born questions were raised about her paternity, due to Gail's affair with Brian's cousin, Ian Latimer and Brian rejected Sarah, believing she was not his daughter; until a blood test reveals otherwise
Sarah is sister to Nick Tilsley and half-sister to David Platt, granddaughter to Audrey Roberts and mother to Bethany.
Sarah's storylines have included a controversial and ground-breaking underage pregnancy which saw her giving birth to Bethany Platt and saw Sarah deal with motherhood in her teens..
...internet grooming by a man more than twice her age
...being left for dead in a car crash, the car was driven by Aiden Critchley
...being driven into a canal by step dad Richard Hillman
...having a baby with Todd Grimshaw.
Sadly, baby Billy died a day after he was born. Sarah dumped Todd when she found out he'd been seeing Karl, a male nurse at work.
She hit back at Todd by sleeping with his brother Jason.
...and managed to get Jason up the aisle on their wedding day. They didn't get wed - Jason did a runner out of the toilet window. He sent Sarah a text: "Sorry babes, I couldn't do it"
...eventually marrying Jason despite David's attempts to ruin her big day. As Sarah and Jason exchanged vows, David drove his car into the canal. This was 31 October 2007.
Sarah left Weatherfield later in 2007 with Bethany. She flew off to work in Milan for her Canadian uncle Steven (Audrey's son and Gail's half-brother).
While in Milan she divorced Jason.
And now she's returning! This could be fun. I can't wait to see Eileen's face.
See also: Coronation Street Blog interview with Tina O'Brien (Sarah Platt) by our blogger Ruth
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