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Soap star Denise preferred to stay in character

Manchester Evening News

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January 03, 2026

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Welch has told how she left Coronation Street because she did not want her character Natalie Barnes to change.The 67-year-old actress appeared on the cobbles as the man-eating Rovers Return landlady from 1997 to 2000 and Denise has explained she exited the ITV soap because she did not like that the character

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