FORMER Coronation Street star Brooke Vincent has revealed a stunning hair transformation.
The actress, who found fame playing Sophie Webster, went for the chop at Manchester’s Salon Fifty One and now has a dramatically shorter ‘do.
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The mum-of-two modelled her new look in a stylish home selfie as she sat in front of a mirror and pouted.
Brooke also filmed herself in the car, and it looked like she’d had some blonde highlights added as she stuck out her tongue and made a peace sign.
Last month Brooke sent fans reeling at a possible return to Corrie after a trip to Weatherfield with her son Mexx.
The 30-year-old played Sophie for 15 years after arriving in 2004 and starred in more than 1,000 episodes.
She shared pictures from the legendary set including her o-screen dad Kevin’s garage, the Bistro, the Rovers Return and behind-the-scenes in the costume and camera departments.
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Brooke captioned the snaps: “The Most Iconic Street. Today I took Mexx back to Corrie, last time I was here I was about to give birth to him!! 3 years have past, everything has changed, yet everything is still the same.
“I saw old friends and people I literally spent over half my life working with!!! Forever a huge part of me until next time. We had the best time visiting.”
Her co-stars rushed to comment for Brooke to return to the soap again.
Abi Webster, played by Sally Carman, said: “I am GUTTED I wasn’t there today!”
Colson Smith, who plays PC Craig Tinker, said: “Come home then.”
Sally Dynevor, who plays Sally Metcalfe, said: “Sooo good to see you Brooke. We need you back.”
Meanwhile, Brooke recently said the long hours made it impossible for her to return to set without sacrificing time with Mexx and her second son Monroe, who was born in May 2021.
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