ITV Coronation Street icon unrecognisable in rare TV reunion with Denise Welch 26 years on

Coronation Street icon Philip Middlemiss looked totally different from his soap days as a he made a rare public appearance and reunited with on-screen wife Denise Welch

Natalie Horrocks [Denise Welch] and Des Barnes [Philip Middlemiss]

Philip Middlemiss made a rare TV appearance as he reunited with Denise Welch (
Image: Granada TV)

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