CORONATION Streets pregnant Maria Connor suffered a miscarriage tonight and it brought back memories of losing her baby 12 years ago.
Maria’s pregnancy tragically ended after she contracted measles from Daniel Osbournes sick baby Bertie.
Maria was rushed into hospital after a dizzy spell in Corrie
She then suffered a dizzy spell and realised she had been bleeding before being rushed into hospital, where she broke down upon hearing the news.
The sonographer then reveals the heartbreaking news that shes lost the baby.
The tragic scenes left viewers in tears and they reacted in their droves to the devastating storyline on Twitter.
One fan said: “Tell you what, that don’t half hit home. Would never wish it on anyone!”
Maria has a miscarriage after contracting measles from baby Bertie
Another tweeted: “Maria losing her baby has brought back some painful memories, being told youve lost your baby is the worst feeling in the world”
And one more commented: ”
Many praised actress Samia Longchambon for her incredible efforts.
As one more said: “NOOO Maria, first she loses Baby Paul (Stillborn) & now a miscarriage really? So cruel”
Maria was devastated in 2008 when she gave birth to a stillborn baby on the ITV soap.
And later, she sobs as she tells Dr Ali: “I lost a baby before you know, 12 years ago. I was 30 weeks pregnant and his heart just stopped beating.
“And I had to give birth to him knowing he was dead. I didn’t want him to come out because then… then in the end I remember feeling relieved that the pain was over but it wasn’t. I still think about him sometimes.
“Not all the time but sometimes I’ll just be doing something really normal and it will just pop into my head. I want my baby Ali.”
Corrie star Samia and Rob Mallard, who plays Daniel, have spoken out about the tragic storyline and its devastating consequences on their characters.
Speaking about the storyline, Rob who plays Daniel added: “Daniel immediately feels guilt and then fear, because it doesn’t occur to him that it has gone beyond Bertie to begin with.
“He thinks that getting Bertie’s jabs would have been something that Sinead would have been able to do without flinching, so he is ashamed of that failure. He doesn’t realise the wider implications at all.”
