SINCE arriving on Coronation Street, Daisy Midgeley has ruffled more than a few feathers – especially when it comes to her love life.
After breaking a few hearts, the Rovers Return barmaid is now settled down with her man.
Coronation Street barmaid Daisy Midgeley is played by actress Charlotte Jordan
Who is Daisy Midgeley on Coronation Street?
Daisy Midgeley waltzed onto the Coronation Street cobbles in 2020 as the step-daughter of Jenny Connor and half-sister of her late son Tom.
She is estranged from both her parents and came to stay at the Rovers Return, and now works behind the bar.
Daisy was reunited with Jenny after years apart.
She ruffled feathers when she encouraged Jenny’s separation from her partner Johnny Connor.
Daisy has also been involved in a stalking storyline, which ended with an acid attack.
The popular character is portrayed by actress Charlotte Jordan.
For the stalking storyline, the talented star won the Best Dramatic Performance at the 2023 British Soap Awards.
The acid attack scene also won the Best Single Episode and Scene of the Year categories.
Who is Daisy Midgeley’s significant other?
When Jenny first arrived on the street she brought about the split between Ryan Connor and Alya Nazir.
She later set her heart on Daniel Osbourne and won him over, getting engaged to him in 2022.
The pair live together at the Barlows home, in 1 Coronation Street.
What happened with Daniel and Daisy in Coronation Street?
Daniel proposed to Daisy in 2022, and quickly made wedding preparations.
Sadly on the day of their nuptials, the barmaid’s stalker, Justin, planned to throw corrosive acid at Daisy in a bid to stop her from marrying her man.
However it seriously backfired when Ryan impulsively intervened to protect her.
Ryan fell to the floor screaming in agony as some of the acid began burning on his face and on Daisy’s skin.
The couple then decided to postpone the wedding following the ordeal.
Actress Charlotte later took to Twitter to thank viewers of Coronation Street for their overwhelming support after the horrifying acid attack scenes aired.
Taking to Twitter, she wrote: “Feel quite overwhelmed with all the messages about last nights @itvcorrie.
“So many people to thank for delivering episodes on such a sensitive and unfortunately, prevalent subject matter.
“It’s a real team effort but wanted to say thank you for watching, even when it’s hard. Xx”
