CORONATION Street’s Mollie Gallagher has given her fans a glimpse insider her Manchester flat with boyfriend Dan Myers.
The actress took a break from her character Nina Lucas’ hard-hitting storyline on the ITV soap as she shared several photos from her apartment.
In one pic, Mollie posed infront of a dark walnut wood door in her flat which offset the hallway’s bright white walls and pink doormat.
The soap star then shared a mirror selfie from her room that showcased her light grey carpet, black dressing table and drawers.
The room also featured white walls which she decorated with quirky black feather frames with a print that read “cry baby” and another that featured a crystal ball.
Last week, Mollie said she broke down in tears when she saw her character’s injuries in make-up.
The TV star – who has played the goth for 18 months – revealed she was overcome with emotion the first time she saw what was to happen to Nina.
Viewers watched last week as Nina and boyfriend Seb Franklin were brutally assaulted by Corey Brent’s gang of thugs.
But it was the state of Nina’s injuries that affected Mollie – even before she filmed the scenes.
Speaking to The Celeb Report and other media, Mollie said: “I remember the first time I had the make-up done, I hadn’t filmed any scenes yet and I’d just been rehearsing it in my mirror at home by myself.
“As soon as the makeup was done, I just wanted to cry.
“I remember looking at my reflection and thinking, ‘wow’. I already knew it was awful but when you’re actually in it, I thought I could cry.
“It was a really strange feeling. I kept thinking about all the scenes and what was coming up.
“It did help in a way as I was able to hold that feeling when we filmed the scenes. It was a massive help.”
Mollie also told how filming the beginning of the attack scenes when Kelly Neelan slaps Nina, left her feeling the panic as if it was a real-life attack.
She said: “I remember filming it and you can feel the panic.
“When we were filming it, there was something about the day which did feel a bit intimidating.
“I think because it was just me and Harry against a big group of people.”
