Fiz (Jennie McAlpine) and husband Tyrone Dobbs (Alan Halsall) made a big decision about her surprise pregnancy in tonight's Coronation Street (2nd October 2024).

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After discovering she was expecting a baby, Fiz was poorly in bed, and Ty accidentally confirmed her pregnancy when their daughter Hope (Isabella Flanagan) guessed the situation.

Later, Fiz told Tyrone that she simply didn't have the energy for another child. But the couple were forced to put their discussion to one side when they uncovered Hope's secret vape pen, and the teen was defiant when confronted and warned over the dangers of vaping.

Things got worse when Hope confessed that she had stolen the vape, and Ty insisted that she must pay shop owner Dev Alahan (Jimmi Harkishin) back every penny.

As they discussed their problems over Hope, Fiz and Tyrone returned back to their other dilemma, with Ty pointing out that their daughter's behaviour was no reason to reject the idea of having another baby.

Fiz admitted that she was conflicted over the issue, but she ultimately insisted that she needed to have a termination. She added that they were not at the right stage in their lives to have a baby.

Fiz also pointed out that Ty would usually agree with her – but she knew he was still struggling over being separated from his young son Dorin.

Tyrone admitted that he had been using this as a distraction, and agreed that an abortion was the right course of action.

But as he and Fiz tearfully embraced, it was clear that the decision was not an easy one for them. Will they go through with their plan?

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Laura Denby
Laura DenbyFreelance Writer

Laura Denby is a Freelance Soaps writer covering all the latest news in the Dales, Cobbles and East End for Radio Times. She's a soaps nerd with a love for comedy drama, and has also written for Digital Spy, Metro UK and Yahoo UK.

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