In upcoming episodes of Coronation Street, Kevin Webster, played by Michael Le Vell, will face a serious health issue as he is diagnosed with testicular cancer.
In the next scenes, Debbie Webster (Sue Delvaney) visits No. 13 and finds a visibly upset Kevin, who tells her that he has found a lump. Shocked, Debbie encourages Kevin to talk about it with Abi Webster (Sally Carmen). However, when Kevin sees Abi at her late son Seb Franklin’s memorial garden, he feels it’s not the right time to share his concerns.
Abi, unaware of Kevin’s situation, tells him that little Alfie Franklin is sick with a cold and she plans to stay home with him. Meanwhile, Kevin sees Dr. Gaddas, who refers him for further tests.
Kevin talks to Tim Metcalfe (Joe Duttine) about his fear of cancer, then goes home to find Abi sleeping on the sofa with Alfie.
After taking Alfie upstairs, Debbie enters the house. When Abi wakes up and sees Alfie is missing, she accuses Debbie of taking him and defends her actions when Debbie tries to leave.
In the midst of the chaos, Kevin tells Abi that he has found a lump and might have testicular cancer, leaving her shocked. Michael Le Vell, who has played Kevin since 1983, is considered likely to leave the show this year, according to Gambling.com.
Producer Kate Brooks recently shared that Kevin’s diagnosis will put a huge strain on his relationship with Abi. She explained, “As we go into the New Year, Kevin will discover that he’s got testicular cancer, which causes a massive strain on his relationship.”
Kate added that Abi is a strong character, but she is dealing with her own struggles, and the storyline will be portrayed truthfully. She also mentioned that they have worked closely with Macmillan to ensure accuracy.
The focus will be on how this challenge affects Kevin and Abi’s relationship, leaving fans wondering if Kevin will leave the show after more than 40 years.
Other Actors Who Are Leaving the Show
Eileen Grimshaw (Sue Cleaver)
Eileen Grimshaw, played by Sue Cleaver, is leaving Coronation Street after 25 years. Sue decided to leave the role after reaching her 60th year, wanting to “embrace change” and look for new adventures.

She explained to The Sun that she’s had 25 wonderful years working on the show and feels it’s time for something new.
The show’s producer, Kate Brooks, expressed sadness over Sue’s departure, saying that Eileen has been part of many iconic storylines, including her rivalry with Gail Platt. Kate added that Eileen will be missed, but the door is open for Sue to return in the future.
Yasmeen Nazir (Shelley King)
Shelley King, who plays Yasmeen Nazir, has decided to leave Coronation Street after 10 years. She made the decision early last year and will leave the show in spring 2025.
A source revealed that Shelley wants to explore new opportunities after being part of many major storylines over the years. It’s not clear how Yasmeen will leave, but fans are hoping for a happy ending for her character.
Max Turner (Paddy Bever)
Paddy Bever, who plays Max Turner, has announced he will leave Coronation Street. In a statement, he shared that after a lot of thought, he chose to step away from the role to explore new opportunities. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to portray Max and contribute to the show.

Max’s exit is expected to happen in a big storyline for the Platt family in the spring of 2025. Fans are left wondering if Max’s departure will involve heartache for him and his girlfriend, Lauren Bolton.
PC Craig Tinker (Colson Smith)
Colson Smith, who plays PC Craig Tinker, confirmed that Craig will be written out of the show in 2025. He shared on Instagram that he was informed of the decision in August 2024.
Craig has been a part of the show for 14 years, and Colson expressed how lucky he felt to be part of Coronation Street. He said he’s excited to play out Craig’s exit and is looking forward to what comes next in his career.
Daisy Midgeley (Charlotte Jordan)
Charlotte Jordan, who plays Daisy Midgeley, confirmed that she will leave Coronation Street in summer 2025. She revealed in April 2024 that her next contract would be her last.
Daisy’s exit is expected to be dramatic, especially since Daisy is pregnant, but the identity of the father remains a mystery—could it be her long-term love, Daniel Osbourne, or her new boyfriend, Kit Green?
Debbie Webster (Sue Devaney)
Sue Devaney’s character, Debbie Webster, is set to be killed off in a long-running dementia storyline, which will air in 2026. Debbie first appeared in Coronation Street as a teenager and returned to the show in 2019.

According to sources, the storyline will be one of the biggest of the year, and it will be an emotional farewell for Sue. The storyline is expected to be a major moment for the show, and fans will surely remember Debbie’s exit for years.
Julie Carp (Katy Cavanagh)
Katy Cavanagh will reprise her role as Julie Carp on Coronation Street. Julie, Eileen Grimshaw’s half-sister, will return to Weatherfield on February 21, 2025. Katy expressed excitement about playing Julie again, saying she missed the character’s quirky personality.
ITV has teased that Eileen and Todd are happy to see Julie, but there’s a secret reason behind her return.
The show hinted that Julie’s arrival will lead to significant changes for Eileen. Producer Kate Brooks said that Julie’s return will be full of love, laughter, and tears. Fans can look forward to seeing how Julie’s story unfolds.