British Soap Awards 2019: Pregnant wife Brooke Vincent and Lucy Fallon lead celebrity arrivals

The stars of the greatest British drama debuted at the 2019 British Soap Awards at the Lowry Theater in Salford, Manchester.

Brooke Vincent, Lucy Fallon and Faye Brookes, stars of Coronation Street, directed Saturday night's prestigious prestigious awards – during the mbadive exodus from the cast of the famous soap opera, which saw the release of seven members of the cast in less than three months.

Brooke, a 26-year-old coronation street star who was pregnant, presented her vintage-inspired gilded sequined evening gown as she proudly slammed her belly on the red carpet.

The beautiful dress, elegant flared sleeves, plunged into the neckline of the star while carefully browsing its emerging bump glitter glitter.

The actress Sophie Webster has increased her size with bad strappy sandals.

His brown hair was covered with loose waves, while steaming shadows, voluble eyelashes, and a pink lipstick accented his beautiful features.

Brooke announced her pregnancy with her boyfriend Kean Bryan in an interview with OK! Magazine last month.

She told the publication: "I have always feared that this does not happen to me – I am out of myself with happiness.

"Kean brings out the best of me and it makes me so happy that we are together on this journey.

"I like to think I'm the boss of our relationship, but Kean has a very wise head on his shoulders, so I know he'll be a brilliant father."

The actress, who has been a key member of Corrie's cast since 2004, is already hoping their future will follow her example.

She said, "I told Kean that I hope our child is a show, I want it to be an artist like me."

Brooke recounted that she had close relationships with her own mother and was hoping for the same thing when her child was born.

She said, "My mother had me when she was 24 years old and we have a very close relationship, so hopefully that will happen to me. If I am half of the mother that my mother is then I will be happy.

Actress Lucy, 23, of Bethany Platt, presented her throatless neckline in a plunging, diving-inspired white dress that teased her tummy.

Deeply confident while she was posing, the star revealed her contracted chest and thin belly before slipping into an elegant long skirt.

Her blond locks were decorated in an elegant bun, with locks framing her face and a jeweled headband adding a touch of glitter.

Lucy was the last to announce that she had left the show, as she had told MailOnline in a statement that she would say goodbye to the pavement in 2020.

Faye Brookes, 31, will also leave Weatherfield after four years as Kate Connor. His character was recently devastated by the murder of his future wife Rana Habeeb on their wedding day.

The star told the Sun, "This is the end of my contract. It's finish. I want to go out with a lot of fanfare.

"I had a lot of scenarios to be fair. I loved my four years old. I am very grateful to Corrie for leaving it open because it means I can come back. & # 39;

This comes after it has been claimed that upheavals are taking place behind the scenes, as many stars are not satisfied with the huge salary differences.

One source adds that pay gaps are an "open secret" among the cast, with many stars earning more money for much less time on the screen.

They said, "Lucy is only the last one to get tired of seeing that big opportunities are ruined because Corrie will not let her take them."

MailOnline has contacted Coronation Street representatives for comments.

It was also alleged that the cast members were demanding that producers lift the ban on stars in Panto, and that similar restrictions be placed on stars who are earning big winnings.

The Irish Sun claims that many stars are unhappy with recent changes to work schedules, which require members of the cast to work not only on weekends, but also to be able to film at any time of the day or of the night.

With this latest annoyance, sources say opportunities outside Corrie's cobbles have become increasingly attractive.

Fans have recently blamed the showrunner Iain MacLeod for increasing the number of casting starts, with many stars reporting former producer Kate Oates, who resigned in May 2018.

Sources told MailOnline that Iain was not to blame for the many caste departures, but it should be noted that during his tenure as Emmerdale boss from 2016 to 2018, ten members of the distribution had resigned in one year.

The warm golden shadow, the highlighter and shimmering brilliance added a radiant touch to her face.

The Hollyoak star, Nadine Mulkerrin, revealed that she was pregnant with her first child shortly before stepping on the red carpet.

The actress – known for her role as Cleo McQueen in the Channel 4 soap opera – is engaged to her co-star Rory Douglas-Speed, 27 years old.

Rory and Nadine, 25, subtitle the picture: "We are three ready for the @thebritishsoapawards".

Nadine looked stunning, wearing a white dress with almost no shoulder and long floor, Nadine Merabi.

She wore the strands of her raven cleared of her naturally brilliant features and added earrings to the set for extra shine.

Rory – who plays Joel Dexter in Hollyoaks – was elegant in a tuxedo, posing with his fiancée next to a giant horse statue.

The pair has been among the objects since 2017 and is engaged to Christmas in 2018, after moving into their home in Cheshire earlier that year.

Nadine is nominated for a prize at the Saturday ceremony for the best female dramatic performance.

EastEnders, Coronation Street, Doctors, Emmerdale and Hollyoaks will be fighting over who wins the best British soap opera, with all of their top stars nominated for Villain Of The Year as Best Actor.

Hollyoaks and EastEnders won the most nominations this year, with 14 each.

Hollyoaks are in the running for the best female drama performance, the young actor and the best on-screen partnership.

Eastenders has captivated viewers over the last few months with his intense knife crime scenario that has allowed him to film the scene of the year, the best screenplay and the best male dramatic performance – thanks to Zack Morris's portrait of Keegan Baker. .

The London soap opera is ready for a successful evening since Louisa Lytton is nominated for the best single-episode gong for her role as Ruby Allen and her screenplay, as well as for actress Kara-Leah Fernandes, nominated in the category of the best young actor.

Coronation Streets The portrayal of the perverse usurer by Greg Wood, Rick Neelan, earned him a nickname nomination of the year. The soap opera is also nominated for the best screenplay for Aidan Connor's suicide and for Patti Clare as best comedy for Mary Taylor.

Emmerdale was also rewarded for the tragedy featuring a baby in distress, Chas Dingle and Paddy Kirk.

This morning, star Phillip Schofield is back in the organization of the British Soap Awards 2019. The TV presenter has given him the reward functions for a decade since 2008.