Yahoo News Corrie films a big new romance twist for Michelle
Do these brand new Coronation Street pictures reveal trouble ahead for Michelle Connor and Robert Preston?
The couple have endured their fair share of drama recently, but the worst could still be to come as these sneaky paparazzi shots show Michelle getting cosy with her old flame Will Chatterton again.
Kym Marsh and Leon Ockenden, who play Michelle and Will, were pictured filming these scenes while out on location.
According to our spies, the upcoming episode sees Will ready to make his move on Michelle when he takes her off for a lunch date.
Michelle seems to be enjoying her ex's company as they appear very close again all of a sudden, but she's less than impressed when he abruptly cancels their date to return to work. Charming!
Does this mean that Will has missed his one and only chance, or is Michelle prepared to give him another opportunity to impress her?
As ever, Corrie films its scenes six to eight weeks in advance of them hitting our screens, so these new pictures definitely raise a few questions over upcoming storylines.
Does Michelle's lunch date with Will mean that she's split with Robert by this point? We know they have some tough times ahead when a mystery enemy starts targeting them, which could ultimately tear them apart.
Or could it be that Michelle is getting close to Will behind Robert's back? She did the exact same thing when things were rough between her and Steve McDonald last year, so we certainly wouldn't rule out history repeating itself...
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