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Julie Goodyear 'slowly fading away' as husband 'misses' Coronation Street star wife

Summary by Ground News

Scott Brand has shared his experience as part of a new Alzheimer's Society campaign. The advert, titled The Long Goodbye, illustrates the harsh reality of the disease's progression. Goodyear played Bet Lynch, the no-nonsense landlady of the Rovers Return, on Coronation Street for more than 25 years.

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BBC News

Julie Goodyear: Coronation Street's Bet Lynch slowly fading away, says husband

Coronation Street star's husband says her decline is "painful to watch" after her dementia diagnosis.

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The Independent

Julie Goodyear’s husband on the pain of watching Corrie star ‘slowly fade away’

Goodyear’s dementia diagnosis was made public in 2023

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

'Fading away' - Husband's heartbreaking update on Corrie legend Julie Goodyear

Julie played one of Coronation Street’s most iconic characters (Picture: Granada Television) The husband of legendary Coronation Street actress Julie Goodyear has spoken out about her battle with dementia ahead of a new Alzheimer’s Society campaign. Julie appeared as feisty Rovers Return barmaid (and later landlady) Bet Lynch in the ITV soap for over 25 years, last stepping into her shoes in 2003. She married her fourth husband Scott Brand in …

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Sun

Corrie legend's husband watches star 'slowly fade away' in dementia battle

CORONATION Street legend Julie Goodyear’s heartbroken husband has told how he’s watching his “fun-loving” wife “slowly fade away”. Husband Scott Brand, who first met Julie in 1996 and is 26 years her junior, revealed how the 81-year-old star is deteriorating in her battle with dementia. AlamyJulie Goodyear (pictured) rose to fame as the Rovers Return’s landlady Bet Lynch – first appearing on the show aged 21 in 1966[/caption] News Group Newspap…

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