Coronation Street’s Sue Devaney Flooded With Support After Major Career News

Coronation Street favourite Sue Devaney has been showered with love from co-stars and fans after receiving a major career honour for her emotional portrayal of Debbie Webster.

The much-loved actress, who hails from Ashton-under-Lyne, has become a firm favourite on the ITV soap, with her current storyline leaving viewers both moved and heartbroken.

Now, Sue’s powerful performance has earned recognition on one of British television’s biggest stages — with the actress shortlisted for a National Television Award.

Sue Devaney earns major NTA nomination

Sue has been nominated in the Serial Drama Performance category at the National Television Awards, putting her among the stars being celebrated for standout performances on British television.

She is shortlisted alongside fellow Coronation Street actor Gareth Pierce, who plays Todd Grimshaw.

The announcement quickly sparked an outpouring of support from those closest to the soap, with cast members publicly celebrating Sue’s achievement.

Co-star Sally Carman-Duttine was among those sharing her excitement on social media, while ITV’s official account also joined the wave of affection for the actress.

Fans were equally enthusiastic, praising Sue as an “incredible” performer and an “icon” as they pledged their support ahead of the ceremony.

Debbie Webster’s heartbreaking storyline

Sue’s nomination comes during one of Debbie Webster’s most challenging and emotional storylines.

The character was diagnosed with early-onset vascular dementia, a development that devastated viewers after it emerged that the storyline would ultimately lead to Debbie leaving the cobbles.

Since then, Coronation Street has followed the progression of her condition, placing Debbie at the centre of increasingly difficult and emotional scenes.

The storyline has also seen her face extraordinary circumstances, including spending time behind bars following a crash caused by her son.

Through it all, Sue’s performance has attracted attention from viewers, making her NTA recognition particularly meaningful for those who have followed Debbie’s journey.

A Coronation Street history stretching back decades

Sue’s connection with Weatherfield goes back more than 40 years.

She first appeared as Debbie Webster in 1984 before eventually leaving the soap. Decades later, she made a memorable return in 2019 and became a full-time cast member again in 2020.

Her comeback transformed Debbie into one of the show’s most recognisable personalities, with her sharp humour, confidence and vulnerability helping the character win a new generation of fans.

That long history has made the prospect of Debbie’s eventual departure especially emotional for loyal viewers.

Fans rally behind Sue ahead of the awards

Following news of her nomination, social media filled with messages celebrating Sue and her contribution to Coronation Street.

For many viewers, the recognition feels like a fitting tribute to an actress who has brought humour, warmth and heartbreak to Weatherfield across two very different eras.

Whether Sue ultimately takes home the trophy or not, the reaction to her nomination has already demonstrated just how much affection surrounds both the actress and her character.

All eyes will now turn to The O2 in London on September 8, when the National Television Awards take place live — and Sue Devaney will discover whether Debbie Webster’s deeply moving journey has earned her one of British television’s biggest honours.

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