Coronation Street star Elle Mulvaney has shared her thoughts on the downfall of Rown Cunliffe as her character Amy Barlow gets more involved with The Institute.
As viewers of the ITV soap know, the new character has already charmed Leanne Battersby and only encouraged her investment in the group as her mentor.
Leanne met Rown back in March when she accompanied Simon Barlow to one of his seminars at the Chariot Square Hotel. Leanne was taken aback when the group mentor approached her and offered her some unsolicited advice as she dealt with Simon's drink-driving and her partner Nick Tilsley's reaction. READ MORE: Coronation Street star 'disappointed' as he calls out Ricky Hatton and Claire Sweeney asks 'are you happy now' READ MORE: Read more of our Coronation Street stories here Since then, Leanne has become further involved in The Institute and it seems to be to the detriment of her relationship with Nick as well as her sister Toyah Habeeb who is currently facing a cancer diagnosis.
Leanne has also found herself being promoted through the ranks of the Institute, leading her further under Rowan's spell. And she's also been in recruitment mode, encouraging Amy to attend the group's seminars and also invest her inheritance from Deidre Barlow.
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