Coronation Street spoiler video: Carla Connor makes a big decision after discovering Peter Barlow’s secret

When Peter Barlow (Chris Gascoyne) is about to leave Coronation Street, he tells Carla Connor (Alison King) some news, and she quickly makes a significant choice.

Since murdering Stephen Reid (Todd Boyce), Peter has experienced mental health issues.

DS Swain (Vicky Myers) stated there was no grounds to arrest Peter after fresh material surfaced, despite the initial appearance that he would do time in prison for the experience.

Peter, stranded on the cobblestones, has continuously struggled with the need to use alcohol as an emotional narcotic.

**Carla wants to support Peter (Picture: ITV)**

Peter has frequently attended AA meetings since he is aware of the risks associated with relapsing, but in this new video, it is clear that he is prepared to take things a step further.

Carla soon discovers that Peter, who has been cleaning, is concealing something when she gets back to the flat.

**It’s a huge step for Peter (Picture: ITV)**

Peter says he wants to talk to the family of his liver donor after getting in touch with his support nurse.

He continues by saying that the donor’s mother is dropping by this afternoon, and that meeting them would “reinforce his sobriety.”

Though surprised by the abrupt revelation, Carla says she’ll rearrange some things at work so she can support her boyfriend.

Carla will soon discover the full nature of Peter’s problems and come to the realisation that he would benefit much from leaving Weatherfield behind as a result of these scenes broadcast prior to his departure.

According to Alison King, “Peter starts getting postcards and messages from his mate on the boat asking him to go and join him, and she starts to notice that he’s really excited.”

It’s the first time something has diverted his attention from the situation in a long time. She politely declines his invitation to accompany him, presumably because she needs to focus on getting the factory back up and running. And I believe it’s from him that she realises they have different goals and that he’s fighting for the company. It’s dawning on her that she cannot. She begins to feel depressed and is content to continue living on her own.

And she has a gradually sinking sensation that perhaps it’s time for them to pursue their own interests; we had it, and it was amazing, but perhaps it’s time for that to end.