Dolly-Rose Campbell, known for her role as Gemma Winter in Coronation Street, recently showcased a striking hair transformation that makes her look entirely different from her character. The 37-year-old actress shared a new photo on Instagram, revealing a chic, shorter hairstyle.
In the snapshot, Dolly-Rose posed under an umbrella while enjoying a drink, accessorized with a stylish pair of glasses. Her co-stars quickly flooded the comments with compliments. Jane Hazlegrove, who plays Gemma’s on-screen mother Bernie Winter, wrote, “Beautiful woman!” accompanied by a heart emoji.
Calum Lill, who portrays Joel Deering, commented, “Love this!” Former co-star Alexandra Mardell, known for her role as Emma Brooker, expressed her admiration, saying, “Loooooove!! Miss yewwww curly girlie.”
Emmerdale actor Ash Palmisciano, recognized for his role as Matty Barton, also praised the new look, stating, “Love your hair.” Fans of Dolly-Rose echoed their appreciation, with one remarking, “The short hairstyle is so cute on you.” Another fan added, “You look so different, hair looks great,” while a third commented, “Hair looks fab!”
Currently, Dolly-Rose’s character Gemma is navigating a challenging storyline involving the loss of her brother, Paul Foreman, played by Peter Ash, to Motor Neuron Disease (MND). Recent episodes depict Gemma’s emotional struggle with her brother Kit Green, portrayed by Jacob Roberts, after he declined to fulfill one of Paul’s last wishes.
Paul had hoped that Kit would learn the dance routine to “Let’s Get Ready To Rumble,” a dance Gemma and Paul always performed together. However, Kit insisted he was too busy and unwilling to dance, leaving Gemma heartbroken and worried about disappointing Paul.
In a poignant tribute, the family recently honored Paul with both a traditional funeral and a lively street rave. Peter Ash shared his thoughts with Metro at the Inside Soap Awards, saying, “When Paul came into the show six years ago, he would’ve just wanted a rave. After meeting Billy, the love of his life, and finding his faith, there’s obviously room for both. Why not do both? Don’t argue, do both.”
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