The actress, who is best known for playing Toyah Habeeb in the ITV soap, marked her 45th birthday
Coronation Street star Georgia Taylor has told fans she ‘feels loved’ as her castmates were among those helping her celebrate her birthday.
The actress, best known for playing Toyah Habeeb in the ITV soap, celebrated her 45th birthday on Wednesday (February 26), and her co-stars past and present were on hand to publicly share their wishes.
Among them was Catherine Tyldesley who shared a video of the pair performing on stage alongside Shayne Ward and Jane Danson as she said: “Happy Birthday @realgeorgiataylor. Here’s a hilarious video of us doing the ‘creepy hand dance’.”
The soap’s former Eva Price actress added: “Have the best day sis…” Meanwhile, Angela Lonsdale, who played Emma Watts in Corrie, shared a photo of the pair and said: “Happy Birthday my beautiful gal @realgeorgiataylor. Love you.”
Georgia celebrated her 45th birthday(Image: Georgia Taylor Instagram)
Now, Georgia has given a glimpse at how she marked the special occasion. She was seen enjoying a birthday dinner out with her friends, including Corrie co-stars Jane Danson, Sally Carman-Duttine and Julia Goulding.
She also shared pictures that showed how she’d marked her birthday ahead of the day itself, including getting a tattoo of a lemon of her arm.
Captioning the post on Instagram, the soap star wrote in view of her 99,000 followers: “The loveliest birthday week. Thank you to my beautiful friends for making me feel so loved. And to @big.bird.tattoo for my lil zesty treat.”
The soap star got a tattoo to celebrate(Image: Georgia Taylor Instagram)
More birthday wishes then came flooding in for Georgia from her Corrie pals and followers. Sally shared: “You deserve every good thing.” Vicky Myers said: “Happy Birthday. Gorgeous woman.”
Samia Longchambon replied: “Gorgeous pics of a beautiful birthday girl.” Channique Sterling-Brown wrote: “Happy birthday lovely human!” Emrhys Cooper added: “Happy birthday gorgeous girl. Hope you had an incredible day. Hugs.”
