Perdita
04-07-2010, 18:09
Coronation Street's Chesney Battersby-Brown will find love in an upcoming storyline, reports claim.
Sam Aston, who plays the mild-mannered teenager, is keen to experiment with his character more, says the Daily Star.
Chesney will hook up with newcomer Kat Armstrong (Georgia May Foote) in a storyline which will involve the 17-year-old losing his virginity.
An insider claimed: "We have all seen Chesney grow up so it’s going to be a huge milestone for him and the viewers. We all remember that sweet little kid who first arrived in the Street with his mum Cilla.
"But that was seven years ago and he’s about to become a man. The storyline will be handled responsibly and the two characters will discuss what contraceptives to use."
The source continued: "Kat arrives in the Street later this month to visit her sister Izzy and is instantly attracted to Chesney.
"She loves the fact that he flogs stuff down the market and he can't believe his luck when she asks him out. She's absolutely gorgeous and he really couldn’t have asked for a sexier first girlfriend."
Sam Aston, who plays the mild-mannered teenager, is keen to experiment with his character more, says the Daily Star.
Chesney will hook up with newcomer Kat Armstrong (Georgia May Foote) in a storyline which will involve the 17-year-old losing his virginity.
An insider claimed: "We have all seen Chesney grow up so it’s going to be a huge milestone for him and the viewers. We all remember that sweet little kid who first arrived in the Street with his mum Cilla.
"But that was seven years ago and he’s about to become a man. The storyline will be handled responsibly and the two characters will discuss what contraceptives to use."
The source continued: "Kat arrives in the Street later this month to visit her sister Izzy and is instantly attracted to Chesney.
"She loves the fact that he flogs stuff down the market and he can't believe his luck when she asks him out. She's absolutely gorgeous and he really couldn’t have asked for a sexier first girlfriend."