Debilitating suicide plot unfolds as popular Coronation Street couple succumb to their own demons.

Shona and David, a beloved couple on Coronation Street, are about to face some turbulent times ahead. Actress Julia Goulding has revealed that her character, Shona Platt, and her husband David, could potentially destroy each other when a huge secret is revealed. This secret involves the return of Shona's on-screen son Clayton Hibbs, who has been in prison for four years after he stabbed David's first wife Kylie Platt to death in broad daylight.

The last time Clayton was seen was in 2020, when Shona visited him in jail due to her memory loss. Since then, she and David had agreed to never speak of Clayton again and Shona had even disowned him as her son. However, in the upcoming episodes, David receives a call from Clayton in prison, leading him to visit him behind Shona's back. This leads to Shona's discovery that Clayton has been hospitalized after attempting to take his own life.

Shona rushes to the hospital in a state of panic, but she becomes confused when she learns that both Clayton and the prison had tried to contact her. It turns out that David had been blocking the communication, leading Shona to question her husband's actions and ultimately discover that he has been gaslighting her. Julia reveals that Shona will not take this betrayal lightly and there is a possibility that they could destroy each other in their anger and pain.

The timing of this revelation could not be worse as the couple was also considering having their first child together. Julia admits that she enjoys seeing her character go through these dramatic moments and adds that keeping the drama alive is necessary to prevent the show from becoming dull. However, this twist has also caused a divide between Julia and her co-star Jack P Shepherd, who plays David, as they have opposing opinions on their characters' actions.

While the on-screen drama between Shona and David continues to unfold, viewers are reminded that there is a real-life support system available for those dealing with similar emotional struggles. The Samaritans helpline, open 24 hours a day, offers emotional support to those in need. Shona and David may be fictional characters, but the issues they are facing are very real and it is important to reach out for help when needed.

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