Coronation Street star Ryan Prescott will take on some difficult scenes this week as his character's darkest secret looks like it's about to be exposed.
The actor stars as Ryan Connor, who has been filming x-rated videos in order to make a living, but has so far managed to keep his identity hidden with the use of a filter.
The only person who knows what he's been up to is Daisy Midgeley (Charlotte Jordan), who confronted him after learning that Peter Barlow (Chris Gascoyne) had overheard him having what he thought was phone sex in his bedroom.
Ryan reluctantly admitted to Daisy that he was making easy money by filming explicit content, which left her concerned.
However, in a new spoiler clip, he is horrified to learn that his filter has dropped out mid-stream and his client has recognised him from the scars he has as the result of a gruesome acid attack.
Thankfully, away from the cobbles, actor Ryan's life is much less dramatic.
Ryan was born in Southport, Merseyside and later moved to London to pursue his acting career after university.
He’s since moved back up north and enjoys his time away from the cameras at his plush red brick home.
The Corrie star spends time relaxing in his fabulous garden and, last year, even turned his hand to painting nature landscapes while enjoying his outdoor space.
He posted a snap at the time as he delicately brushed acrylic paint onto a small canvas while sat at his outdoor dining area in his sun-soaked back garden.
In chillier months, Ryan still gets plenty of use out of his outdoor space thanks to his open fire pit, where he can unwind with a cold beer.
Meanwhile, inside his home, the soap actor gave fans a fleeting glimpse of his kitchen as he cooked himself nutritious meal.
The swanky kitchen which is decked out in a chic monochrome colour scheme with stainless steel appliances and funky tiles.
He’s painted the walls in a light grey and has spot lighting in the ceiling. The dining table, with wooden chairs and grey cushions, also sits comfortably in the kitchen.
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