Coronation Street actress Alison King has denied kissing married co-star Mikey North at the National Television Awards
var playerInstance=playerInstance || []; playerInstance['ucC0wc1S']=document.addEventListener=> { window.player=lf.player; }); Coronation Street's Alison King denies kissing married co-star at the NTAs The Corrie actress was reportedly escorted out of the ceremony February 04, 2020 - 12:05 GMT Jenni McKnight Coronation Street star Alison King has publicly denied kissing married co-star Mikey North at last week's National Television Awards.
However, Alison has since issued a statement through a representative for Corrie, denying any wrong-doing. She said: "I would like to take this opportunity to say that, whilst it was obvious to see that regrettably I did have too much to drink at the National TV Awards, and chose to leave the event early, I did not kiss my co-star Mikey North as has been reported.
Members of the audience flooded social media last Tuesday, claiming to witness Alison being led out of the venue shortly after her cosy display with Mikey. One witness posted on Twitter: "Just to let y'all know, I was in the audience at the #NTAs and Carla from Corrie had to be carried out of the audience cos she was so this was at 9pm."
Alison's denial comes just four months after she announced her engagement to IT salesman David Stuckley, 36. She was previously engaged to Corrie sound technician Adam Huckett but the couple split in 2012. They share custody of daughter Daisy, ten. Mikey is married to Racheal Isherwood and they share two children, son Archie, three, and daughter, Eliza, who was born in September last year.
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