
Coronation Streetâs Nina Lucas and Asha Alahan spontaneously move in together next week â but will everyone be supportive of their new living situation?
At the start of the week, cheapskate Dev offers Asha, Nina and Summer Spellman some cash to redecorate the shop flat for him â but when Asha floats the idea that sheâd like to rent the flat herself, he coldly tells his daughter that she canât afford it.
Seeing the opportunity, Nina offers to be Ashaâs flatmateâŠ
âMoving in with your ex-girlfriend â what could possibly go wrong?â ponders our cobbles source. âDev is devastated that his daughter is planning to leave home for the first time and canât cope with the realisation that sheâs serious about the plan.
âNina also has her own paternal figure to break the news to â and she fears how Roy will react to the revelation that sheâs moving out after living with him for so many yearsâŠâ
With the move in motion, thereâs one person who couldnât be more supportive â Summer. Overjoyed for her pals, she treats them to dinner and an array of housewarming gifts, asserting that thereâs no better way to spend her late father Billy Mayhewâs inheritance money.
As the girls unpack their things and start their new chapter, will Roy and Dev come round to the girlsâ newfound independence?
And will moving in with an ex prove to be a catastrophic mistake for Asha and Nina?
Speaking recently about whatâs in store for her characterâs love life, Tanisha Gorey â who plays Asha â teased the possibility of a new love interest.
âThereâs definitely something on the horizon and itâs really sweet,â she told Inside Soap. âItâs also a little bit sad, but we see Asha having to be supportive. I really hope the fans get behind the story and whatâs coming up!â
She added: âI feel the reason Asha and Nina happened was because of the love of the fans. They just loved us together, and I loved Nina and Asha together too. I loved how they were the complete opposite; Asha is pink, girly, and Little Mix-y and Nina is the goth of the street and really cool. I loved how they found common ground and loved each other.
âThereâs a little group of four of us â Asha, Summer, Amy and Nina. I really, really enjoy the fact that we hang out, thereâs no animosity and weâve managed to stay good friends throughout it all. Weâve got over it like mature adults and weâre wading through.â


