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Best known for her role as Bet Lynch, the straight-talking landlady ... and clothes are no longer of interest, especially the leopard print. "I miss the fun-loving wife that Julie had always ...

The actress, who famously played Bet Lynch on Corrie ... “She still loves leopard print, I’m pleased to say. “I see her at least once a week, sometimes twice a week, and spend a few hours ...

Coronation Street legend Julie Goodyear has celebrated her 83rd birthday, with her husband Scott Brand sharing a rare photograph of the soap icon amid her ongoing battle with dementia. The beloved ...

Best known as Bet Lynch, the no-nonsense landlady of the Rovers ... and clothes are no longer of interest, especially the leopard print. “I miss the fun-loving wife that Julie had always been ...

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You can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. Julie Goodyear is a British actress best known for her role as Bet Lynch in the long-running British ...

The star played Bet Lynch in the long-running soap where she ... both on and off screen, famous for her leopard print outfits. But Scott, who married her in 2007, says dementia has caused her ...

Melania Trump made a fashion statement in an $11,000 leopard coat while presenting the US State Department’s International Women of Courage Awards. The US first lady wore a belted calfskin coat ...

and the iconic boozer wouldn't be the same with the legendary landladies ruling the roost and ringing the bell - from Annie Walker and Bet Lynch to Vera Duckworth, Liz McDonald and now Jenny Connor.