CORONATION Street fans spotted something very odd about Emma Brooker’s wedding day guestlist on Monday’s episode.
The hairdresser – who is played by Alexandra Mardell in the ITV soap – was set to wed Curtis Delamere but fans noticed that Emma’s mum and brother were absent on her special day.
While Emma was left devastated and Curtis hauled down to the police, Corrie fans couldn’t help but point out that mum Fiona Middleton was missing.
Angela Griffin first appeared as Fiona in 1992 before leaving again in 1998 and made a brief return to the Cobbles in 2019 when appeared via Skype from Australia, where Fiona now lives, to speak to her daughter.
ITV viewers were surprised that Emma’s mum was not present.
One wrote: “Does Fiona even know her Daughter was supposedly getting Married & what about Emma’s Brother Morgan? Surely he’d turn up? Instead it was literally just Tracy & Gemma really? #Corrie”
Another posted: “We couldn’t get Fiona or Morgan. But we get Audrey nagging?! #Corrie”
“So Fiona not going to be at her daughter’s wedding #Corrie,” a third said.
Another added: “Is Emma’s mother coming for the wedding?”
Emma looked a dream in her trademark pink but was left in tears as her dad Steve accused him of stealing £100,000 from Oliver’s charity.
Corrie fans were heartbroken for Emma after dad Steve lied to her about Curtis.
She called off her wedding after Curtis’ factitious disorder was exposed and Oliver’s fund went missing.
Steve had given Curtis his bank details to transfer the £100,000 to the charity.
But instead the money didn’t arrive – and Steve decided to tell Emma that Curtis had stolen it.
With Curtis insisting he didn’t take Oliver’s fund – Emma couldn’t believe him.
Telling him he had lied to her about too much, she ended things for good telling him to pack up and leave.
But as Emma made her decision about Curtis over the money – Steve received a phone call to inform him that the money had come through after a technical fault.
But when given the opportunity to tell Emma the truth, Steve just stayed silent.
