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Emmerdale fans recognise Lee’s mum Wendy as Callum Logan’s mum from Coronation Street

She was in Corrie from 2015-2016

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Emmerdale fans have recognised Lee’s mum Wendy Posner as Coronation Street bad boy Callum Logan’s mum, Marion.

A few weeks ago after Emmerdale‘s Big Night Out, it was revealed in flashbacks that Victoria was raped by a man named Lee.

Since the assault happened, Victoria has told her family and close friends what happened to her and it turned out that Victoria is pregnant.

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Lee raped Victoria (Credit: ITV)

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The young chef went to the police, but they couldn’t take the case any further as there was not enough evidence.

Victoria’s brother Robert, who was obviously enraged at what Lee had done to his sister, confronted Lee but when he denied raping Victoria, Robert along with his husband Aaron put up posters around Lee’s place of work with a picture of him and the word ‘rapist’.

Lee’s mum Wendy made an appearance in Monday night’s episode (July 1 2019) and confronted Victoria in the bathroom of The Woolpack on her first day back at work.

Wendy doesn’t believe her son Lee raped Victoria (Credit: ITV hub)

She told Victoria to stop spreading “lies” about her son, but luckily Charity came in to the bathroom to find Vic and told Wendy that her son was “a monster”.

Of course, this wasn’t the end and Lee and Wendy ended up turning up again at the village in last night’s episodes (July 2 2019).

Lee told Victoria to stop spreading lies and that he had lost his job.

When he went to grab Vic, she ran up the stairs and ended up slipping, prompting Diane to ask if she – and the baby – were okay, revealing to Lee and Wendy she was pregnant.

Diane accidentally let slip that Victoria was pregnant in front of Lee and Wendy (Credit: ITV hub)

Lee said to Victoria: “Are you serious? You can’t be.”

He then turned to his mum and said: “It’s got nothing to do with me. I don’t know how many people she’s been with.”

Robert and Aaron threw Lee and Wendy out, but Wendy later returned to the village saying that she wanted to be a part of the baby’s life.

Fans of both Emmerdale and Coronation Street recognised Wendy actress as Susan Cookson, who played criminal Callum Logan’s mum in Coronation Street from 2015 to 2016.

They have pointed out she always seems to play the “wrong’uns mother”

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Callum Logan was on Coronation Street from 2014 to 2015 and was Kylie Platt’s ex-boyfriend and the biological father of her son Max.

Callum, who started dating Kylie’s sister-in-law Sarah Platt, was a drug dealer, and when Sarah tried to record his criminal activities he caught her and tried to attack her.

Kylie came just in time hitting Callum over the head and killing him.

His body was put into a manhole in their granny annex, but ended up being discovered eight months later when Tyrone’s van crashed into it.

Susan also played drug dealer Callum’s mum in Corrie (Credit: ITV hub)

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Marion confronted Sarah’s brother and Kylie’s husband David Platt believing him to be Callum’s killer.

Sarah, who was pregnant with Callum’s baby, ended up giving birth to a boy who she called Harry.

When Marion tried to see her grandson, Sarah told her to keep away from them both.

Emmerdale is on Monday to Friday at 7pm with an extra episode at 8pm on Thursday on ITV.

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Charlotte Rodrigues
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Charlotte Rodrigues joined Entertainment Daily in April 2018, as Audience Engagement Executive. A huge soap fan, Charlotte then became Senior Soap Writer, delivering the latest storylines and spoilers to our followers.

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