Coronation Street's Sally Dynevor joins daughter Phoebe for important family occasion
Coronation Street's Sally Dynevor celebrated a very special occasion with her daughters Hattie and Phoebe, ahead of the latter's upcoming wedding.
Phoebe, who plays Daphne in Netflix's Bridgerton, announced her engagement to fellow actor Cameron Fuller back in 2024.
A heartwarming Instagram post, shared by Hattie, saw Phoebe's loved ones getting together for her glamorous hen-do. The pictures featured Sally and her two girls enjoying the fun-filled event in honour of the bride-to-be.
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"Fuller love for Phoebe [heart emoji, ring emoji]," Hattie captioned the post.
Phoebe wore a sparkly silver dress and matching heels, while her sister opted for a pink dress with floral embellishments. Sally, who plays Sally Metcalfe on the soap, wore a sleek black dress and proudly posed with her daughters.
The pictures also saw a hotel room decorated with 'bride to be' balloons, and a glimpse at the extensive personalised menu at their fancy dinner.
The post garnered heaps of love and support in the comment section, with Joey King, Helen Flanagan, Denise Welch and Sally Carman all sharing their congratulations.
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Cameron, who has appeared in The Purge and A Quiet Place, also commented a heart eyes emoji for his fiancée.
Speaking previously about the engagement, Sally praised her future son-in-law, saying she was "thrilled" with the news.
"My daughter has just got engaged. He's gorgeous, he's such a lovely man. I'm so, so happy. I'm thrilled, it's actually made my year," she said on Loose Women.
Coronation Street airs on weeknights at 8.30pm on ITV1 and streams on ITVX.
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