Sunita Alahan: Latest News

#itvcorrie this was a few weeks ago at a time that I was struggling with my #endrometriosis, luckily got lots of support x just sending a hug out to all those struggling with similar," followed by a love heart. After uploading the honest post, the soap star had received several heartfelt comments from her Corrie pals and fans praising her for bravely opening up.Shobnal Gulati who played Corrie's Sunita Alahan wrote: "You are so strong xxx and beautiful."Maria Connor actress Samia Longchambon commented with love and hug emojis.Corrie's assistant director Joanne Dunleavy Nelson said: "You did amazing though! And still looked fab", to which Kate replied: "you looked after me thank you Joanne".Her fans had also shared their love with one adding: "Sending lots of love x," and another penning: "Hope your feeling better beautiful xxx".The 45-year-old has grade four endometriosis which is the severe stage of the condition, where tissue similar to the lining of the womb starts to grow in other places such as the ovaries and fallopian tubes.During the first lockdown in 2020, Kate tweeted: "As someone with grade four endometriosis, I realise how much I rely on my massage therapy to help with this.""Due to COVID I’ve not been able to visit my therapist for three months.

Shobna Gulati has revealed that she is still battling the effects of Covid-19 more than a year after she contracted the virus.The former Coronation Street star, 54, who played the role of Sunita Alahan on the soap, shared the update on her ongoing battle with coronavirus after she contracted it back in March 2020.The ITV soap star, whose co-star Georgia May Foote has recently retrained as a nail technician, took to Twitter on Saturday to share how she has been coping with the infectious illness, after she informed fans how she “struggled to breathe” when she was first diagnosed.

CORONATION Street star Shobna Gulati has revealed she is still suffering the effects of coronavirus a year on from contracting the illness. The 51-year-old actress - who played Sunita Alahan on the ITV soap - thought she was going to die last year after falling ill with Covid and then developing pneumonia.

Shobna Gulati has described how tired and downtrodden she has been feeling since catching coronavirus back in March.The 54 year old, who is known for portraying Sunita Alahan in the popular soap opera Coronation Street, appeared on Lorraine today, Tuesday 15 September, to detail the after-effects of the deadly bug. Show host Lorraine, 60, jumped right in as she asked Shobna: "How are you? Because you had corona, did you not?" Shobna replied: "Yeah.

Coronation Street actress Shobna Gulati appeared on ITV's Lorraine this morning, discussing the release of her new book, Remember Me. Shobna revealed she wrote the book, which details her mother's heartbreaking dementia battle, while she was suffering from coronavirus.The 54-year-old actress, who played Sunita Alahan on the ITV soap only to leave the role in 2013, admitted she is still suffering symptoms of the virus.

Coronation Street has got its own set of stamps to celebrate its 60th anniversary.