TRACY Beaker is the fiery and stroppy care kid who became a household name in the noughties.
Nearly two decades on from when she first graced our screens, she will return with a brand new series which follows her as a mother.
Where was My Mum Tracy Beaker filmed?
The filming of My Mum Tracy Beaker took place in Eccles town centre in Manchester.
Dani Harmer filmed her brand new Tracy Beaker reboot with her on-screen daughter Jess (Emma Davies), in October 2020 and production lasted for about a month.
The actress was all smiles as she was pictured on set strolling with the 12-year-old and a tall dashing male co-star Sean (Jordan Duvigneau).
She sported a blue top and black leather jacket as she sheltered from the rain with a red umbrella on a gloomy day in the North West.
Prior to filming, Dani tweeted: “Off to Manchester I go! Stupid virus means I can’t see my family for 5 weeks which is going to be beyond tough! But needs must!
“The mum guilt is off the scale! Let’s hope these 5 weeks go super quick! Thank goodness for FaceTime.”
There was a lot of buzz amongst locals and employee at Eccles British Red Cross, said: “It’s exciting; I did want to know if she was the original actor, which she is, so that’s great.”
A resident added: “I think its great, it should bring customers to the centre. There are no customers here anyway because the shops are closing (due to COVID-19). So hopefully, this brings them back.”
What is My Mum Tracy Beaker about?
This exciting new series follows Tracy as a single mother and is based around her relationship with her 12 year-old daughter Jess (Emma Davies).
Tracy is now a mum living on a rough housing estate in London with her nine-year-old daughter, struggling to make ends meet.
Sean is a childhood friend of Tracy’s, who is now a professional footballer and he wants to whisk the pair away from their dreary London life.
Therefore, Tracy thinks that all their money problems will be solved, but will Tracy’s foster mum Cam step in if she gets in trouble like when she was younger?
When is My Mum Tracy Beaker on CBBC and how can I watch it?
My Mum Tracy Beaker begins on CBBC on Friday, February 12.
The three-part series will air on Friday, Saturday and Sunday back-to-back at 5pm on each day.
The episodes will also be available to stream on BBC iPlayer.
Each episode will be 30 minutes long.
