Reuben, the young son of Coronation Street star Jack P. Shepherd, makes his television debut

Watch out for Weatherfield! The young son of Jack P. Shepherd, legend of Coronation Street, will beat the pavement like his father before you know it.

Jack's cute little boy, Reuben, is already on television and is ready to follow in Dad's footsteps.

The proud actor, who has played with David Platt in the ITV soap opera since 2000, brought the five-year-old actor into the acting clbad.

He recently landed his first job as the youngest member of a family in an advertisement for a furniture company.

His mother Lauren Shippey, Jack's former fiancée, showed Reuben to the world on his Instagram page after making his TV debut.

Jack is now with his colleague Hanni Treweek, who works at ITV. They have just returned from vacation in Mykonos and, during his absence, his character has put himself in a world of problems.

David has been involved for four months in the theft of money from the great Audrey, while his clever brother, Nick, escaped the slammer.

The scenario has certainly made the world talk about showbiz.

The 31-year-old has hinted that he could join the program of two reality shows, not one.

He gave an interview on working away from Corrie – and stated that he was interested in both Strictly Come Dancing and I & # 39; A Celebrity.

Sending to Best magazine, Jack said, "I would strictly stand by others, I could not do Dancing On Ice.

"If I did, I would be a celebrity, I would probably put someone angry by saying something that is not a computer and losing my job."

If Jack joins the Strictly line-up, he could join Andy Murray if the bookies are successful.

The two-time Wimbledon champion, 32, has been heavily supported by punters in recent days – and is already the 3-1 favorite to win the show.

Coral's Harry Aitkenhead said: "Andy Murray and Strictly fans seem convinced that the duo is a heavenly match, and we have been very keen on the tennis star who wins the show this year.

"His hips seemed to move well at Wimbledon, so we set him up as a favorite to win the show, with a chance of only 3-1.

"If he joins the promotion of 2019, it will be him who will beat."

If he chose to brave the jungle, he could join potential comrades Ian Wright, Jacqueline Jossa and Kate Garraway.

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