The wife of Coronation Street star, Sam Aston, says she was "groping while shopping"

The wife of Coronation Street star, Sam Aston, Briony, revealed on social media that she was groping in a shop.

The yoga teacher spoke after the incident at a TK Maxx store near her home in Rawtenstall, Lancashire.

Sharing the details of what happened on Instagram, Briony explained how a stranger was "pushed against her" and "groped" him before following him to the outside. and make her confess and apologize for video, as well as photograph her license plate in case she needs it as evidence in the future.

Briony married Corrie's star, Sam, who plays Chesney in the Weatherfield, told his Instagram followers the traumatic ordeal.

She wrote: "Yesterday, in TKMaxx Rawtenstall, a man completely disrespected my personal space.

"He walked in front of me so close to me that I could have felt it, I walked away and pretended to look at the plants on the shelf when he pbaded me." from behind and that something of him had touched my bad.

"It could have been a swipe or a slight squeeze of the hand. I walked away and ran into another driveway. He then followed me into the different aisles of the store and continued to smile at me.

"I told him," You make me very uncomfortable, "to which he replied," I'm sorry, "in the most condescending way, I believe that an innocent man does not I would not have said.

"Last night, I went through the stages of fear, anger, disbelief. Now, I feel curious.

"Curious to know why someone thinks it's ok to follow and touch someone else without consent.

"Curious if he thinks he can get away with it, curious if he realizes how much he underestimated me.

"Fortunately, I managed to record his scary" apologies "on my phone and his car registration.

"I wonder if his partner, his children, his friends or his colleagues know what kind of person he is.

"I wonder if he knows what kind of person I am, I wonder if he reads that and at the same time, if so, I hope his roots can feel my thunder."

One of his supporters was shocked. One of them commented: "It's horrible, no one should have to endure that."

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