FIZZLING OUT?

Coronation Street star Jennie McAlpine’s cafe ‘is struggling with £425k debt’

CORRIE star Jennie McAlpine’s cafe is struggling with £425k debts, according to reports.

The actress, 34, who plays Fiz Brown, launched tearoom Annie’s hoping it was the start of a nationwide franchise.

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But despite rave reviews on TripAdvisor, Jennie’s business is struggling with debt.

Accounts filed to Companies House reveal the Manchester cafe has debts of £428,658.

In the soap, factory worker Fiz frequently visits Roy’s Rolls cafe.

She runs her real life tearoom with husband Chris Farr. The pair have son Albert, three.

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Jennie loves to hang out with customers

Jennie as Fiz in the Rovers on Coronation StreetA source told the : “Jennie and Chris are hoping to trade their way back into profit but the margins are tight in the restaurant world and it is hard-going.

“It has always been the plan to open more than one restaurant but just getting this one firing on all cylinders financially is proving tough.”

The tearoom serves traditional English food – including the hotpot made famous by Betty at the Rover’s Return.

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She once said she loves to hang out there to meet and chat with customers.

Jennie is currently expecting her second child – and she admitted she fell pregnant after a post-jungle romp following three weeks away in I’m A Celeb.

Sun Online has tried to contact Jennie McAlpine for comment.

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