Coronation Street legend Kym Marsh looks different as she goes makeup-free in family snap
FORMER Coronation Street star Kym Marsh wowed fans with a makeup-free selfie on a fun night in with her family.
The former pop star, 45, showed off her natural beauty as she hung out with her brother John, nephew Dylan and her two kids Emily, 25, and David, 26.
She captioned the shot: "Marshy no makeup and my clan!! So great to see my bro @1thejonz and his beauty wife who is my best friend! @peanutsandflowers my beauty kids @emilieecunliffe.x @cunliffe890 and my big nephew @_dylanmarsh_ ❤️ ps excuse my no makeup face! I would frighten a police horse 😂😂."
Her followers disagreed with her self-deprecation, with one writing: "You look lovely."
Another said: "You look beautiful with no make up xxx."
A third posted: "Your daughter is your double ❤️."
Last week Kym gushed over her rarely-seen daughter Polly, 10, calling her her best friend.
In a black and white photo posted to Instagram, Kym had her arm around her youngest and wrote: "My little bestie!! I’m such a lucky mamma!!! ❤️❤️❤️."
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Polly was born from Kym's past relationship with soap star Jamie Lomas.
The former couple were also parents to son Archie who was born in 2009 but tragically died minutes later.
Following her short-lived career in pop group Hear'Say, Kym joined Corrie as Michelle Connor and went on to play the feisty character for 13 years.
When asked if there was a possibility that she could ever return to the famous cobblestone streets, Kym said: “Yeah, possibly. I love Coronation Street - it’s where I started and it gave me the biggest part of my career.
“I had wonderful times there, I made wonderful friends and I loved the character of Michelle, so I have no doubt I’ll go back at some point - as long as they don’t kill me off off-screen.”
Kym’s return to Weatherfield, though, will have to be put on the backburner as she is currently appearing in a stage adaptation of Fatal Attraction.
The 45-year-old plays spurned lover Alex Forrest, which sees her stripping off for some saucy scenes.
The play is based on the 1987 film starring Glenn Close, who was hell-bent on manipulative and violent revenge against married lover Dan Gallagher, played by Michael Douglas.
