Revealed: Corrie’s Sue Cleaver Discovers Birth Mum’s Connection to Co-Star

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Adopted Coronation Street star Sue Cleaver recently discovered her birth mother through a remarkable coincidence with a co-star, revealing a hidden connection with Helen Worth. This heartwarming story unfolded in a way that was more shocking and emotional than any soap opera storyline.

Sue, who was adopted at 10 days old, shared her incredible journey of meeting her birth mother in her candid memoir, A Work in Progress. While working on a play at Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre in 1986, Sue’s co-star Michael N Harbour noticed a striking resemblance between Sue and his wife when they first met. This discovery led to a series of events that eventually connected Sue with her birth mother, Lesley Sizer Grieve.

The moment when Michael realized that Sue was his wife’s long-lost daughter was like something out of a love story. Sue described the mix of emotions she felt as she embarked on this unexpected journey of self-discovery. Meeting her birth mother for the first time was a moment filled with anticipation, excitement, fear, and adrenaline.

Despite the shocking revelation, Sue emphasized that her relationship with her adoptive parents and her brother remained strong and unaffected. She expressed gratitude for the warm and generous upbringing she received and the unconditional support she continued to receive from her family.

In a surprising twist, Sue also learned that her Coronation Street co-star, Helen Worth, had a connection to her birth mother. Helen, who once shared a flat with Lesley, was aware of the existence of the child Lesley had given up for adoption. The bond between Sue, her birth family, and her adoptive family created a sense of unity and belonging that transcended bloodlines.

As Sue continues her journey of self-discovery and embraces her newfound relationships with her birth family, she reflected on the profound impact this experience has had on her life. The support and love she has received from both sides of her family have enriched her sense of identity and belonging.

Sue’s memoir, A Work in Progress, offers a glimpse into her remarkable journey of reconnecting with her roots and finding a sense of closure and acceptance. This heartwarming story serves as a reminder of the power of love, family, and the enduring bonds that connect us all.

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