RYAN Thomas is set to make a comeback to Coronation Street for Sue Cleaver’s exit after almost a decade away – and now he has revealed the real reason why. The actor-turned-reality-star … ...

RYAN Thomas has revealed the emotional reason for returning to Coronation Street – nine years after quitting his role as Jason Grimshaw. The star, 40, played builder Jason in the ITV soap fro… ...

Ryan Thomas' initial reaction to being questioned about a return to Coronation Street has been revealed by the actress who asked him to come back as she told him: "I'm leaving!" It's not a secret ...

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Ryan Thomas opened up about his Coronation Street return during Friday's This Morning - revealing he had to fight back the tears after one member of staff's comments.

Actor Ryan Thomas first joined Coronation Street back in 2020 as Jason Grimshaw, Eileen Grimshaw's (Sue Cleaver) son. ITV viewers saw his character involved in multiple storylines over the years ...

Coronation Street star Ryan Thomas has confirmed he will reprise his role as Jason Grimshaw as part of Sue Cleaver's exit storyline.

Ryan Thomas has set the record straight on rumours of his Coronation Street return after nine years - and it's good news for those who appealed for his return.

Ryan Thomas has confirmed that he’s returning to Coronation Street after nearly a decade as part of Sue Cleaver ’s upcoming exit. The actor, 40, is best known for playing Eileen Grimshaw’s ...

Coronation Street star Ryan Thomas has broken his silence on returning to the ITV soap. Earlier this week it was reported that Thomas would be reprising his role as Jason Grimshaw in Weatherfield ...

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