August 21st 2024.
In the popular soap opera Coronation Street, Samia Longchambon portrays the character of Maria Windass. Not only is she a talented actress, but she also has a beautiful love story in real life. Samia, who plays Maria Connor, recently celebrated her wedding anniversary with her husband Sylvain Longchambon, who is known for his skills as a pro-skater on the hit show Dancing on Ice. The two met in 2013 on the skating competition and tied the knot in 2016. Together, they have two children, Freya from Samia's previous marriage and Yves Joseph from Sylvain's previous relationship.
Samia took to her Instagram to share the sweetest message and pictures to commemorate their 8th wedding anniversary. In her post, she expressed her love for Sylvain and how grateful she is to have him by her side in this journey of life. She also joked about the difficulty of pronouncing and spelling their last name, Longchambon. Fans couldn't help but swoon over the couple's love for each other.
However, life for Maria on the show has been far from easy this year. Her son, Liam, was a victim of relentless bullying by Mason and his gang. The situation became so severe that Liam even started searching for ways to end his own life. Luckily, Maria and her partner Gary found him in time and got him the help he needed for his mental health. With time, Liam was able to open up about the traumatic experience he went through at the hands of Mason.
The situation took a turn when it was revealed that Mason had threatened Liam with a knife. He was arrested, charged, and ultimately found guilty in court. Due to his previous criminal record, the judge had no choice but to give him a jail sentence. This was a victory for Maria and her family, who had to endure the pain and suffering caused by Mason's actions. It serves as a reminder that bullying and violence should never be tolerated and that there is always hope for those who are struggling.
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