Ed Bailey's Betrayal Sparks Outrage Among Coronation Street Fans
Coronation Street viewers are calling for one character to be written off the show following his shocking confession. Ed Bailey, played by Trevor Michael Georges, has been involved in a series of deceitful actions, including gambling and betraying his own family.
The tension reached its peak when Ed stole money from the family's joint business account, causing a rift between him and his brothers.
In recent episodes, viewers were taken aback by the revelation that Ed is still gambling. In a desperate attempt to solve their financial problems, he even resorted to using the company's funds.
This reckless decision backfired, leaving Ed with even more debt and nothing to show for it. The Bailey household was left in chaos as Ed's family turned against him, resulting in a heated confrontation.
Despite his deceitful behavior, Ed's daughter, Dee-Dee, offered her support in helping him overcome his gambling addiction. Ed was touched by her kindness, saying, "What did I do to deserve you?"
As the Bailey family struggles to resolve their financial issues, viewers are growing tired of Ed's repeated chances.
Many took to social media to express their frustration, with one viewer commenting, "Ed needs to go."
Another viewer expressed their shock at the storyline, stating, "I used to think I was a kind, liberal, and tolerant person, but this gambling story on #Corrie is absolutely horrific. Go straight to jail Ed, do not pass go!"
A third viewer described Ed as "the most depressing character ever."
In upcoming episodes, Corrie spoilers suggest that a troublemaker named Damon will return to the cobbles and target Ed after learning about his money troubles. This could potentially push Ed into even more debt and danger, as Damon takes advantage of his gambling addiction.
Coronation Street airs on ITV1 and ITVX every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 8pm.
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