It's been a tough time for Jodie Prenger's Coronation Street character Glenda Shuttleworth, after Ryan Russell's Michael Bailey ended their relationship.

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Glenda has long been unlucky in love on the show, but, speaking exclusively at the RadioTimes.com Soap Awards 2024 sponsored by Inspired Villages, Prenger has revealed her hopes that the barmaid will eventually find love - with a certain Mandalorian star.

"I mean, I'm not being funny, but I got dumped, so you're bringing up a very raw situation for me," Prenger joked about the topic of Glenda and Michael.

"I hope she finds love again. I mean, if Pedro Pascal wants to come on the show, I'll be happy to do it..."

You heard it here first, Corrie fans - Glenda's dream man, played by Pedro Pascal, might be on his way. You can watch a clip of Prenger's interview above now.

Ahead of the awards taking place, Prenger was asked whether she was happy to see Glenda finally getting a love interest, to which she said: "God love her, she’s been on every dating site. Michael dumped her and I’m still not over it, but hey-ho, she had a little dalliance with a toy boy.

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"Some fans want her and Steve McDonald to get together, one even called them the next Jack and Vera! Actually, I used to have a tight perm like Vera’s years go, and I wore these huge glasses.

"I looked like the love child of Russell Grant and Deirdre Barlow – how could Steve McDonald resist that? I don’t know what Tracy would have to say - I’m missing her in the show, I’ve got to admit."

Coronation Street picked up two wins at the RadioTimes.com Soap Awards - for Best Young Performer, which went to Charlie Wrenshall, and for Best Storyline, for Paul's motor neurone disease diagnosis.

The RadioTimes.com Soap Awards 2024, sponsored by Inspired Villages, took place on 13th July. Find out more about the winners!

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James HibbsDrama Writer

James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.

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