The shock had not yet subsided when Coronation Street dropped another bombshell that left fans gasping: Theo Silverton – the man who was considered to “save Todd’s life” – was actually married and had two children.

In a dramatic scene, Todd was preparing for the funeral when he accidentally met Danielle, a well-dressed woman with two children who called Theo “Dad”.

The atmosphere froze. Todd stood there, stunned, watching as Danielle gently said: “You’re good at hiding it, Theo.”

From then on, the relationship between Todd and Theo fell into chaos.

Theo tried to explain that he and his wife were “separated”, but evidence of them still living together caused everything to collapse. The villagers even rumored that Theo was “cheating on both sides”, trying to reconcile with Danielle to keep the child, while also finding the feeling of being truly loved by Todd.

The conflict reaches its peak when Theo’s son Miles overhears the argument. He screams: “Daddy is ruining everything for that person!” and runs away in tears. Meanwhile, Millie, the younger daughter, attacks Todd in a shocking move – spray-painting the hearse, leaving the words “The man who stole my father!” on it.

This scene causes social media to explode – a series of fans demand to “cancel” Theo, calling him “the most two-faced guy in Weatherfield”. But is this just his own fault, or the result of a society that still refuses to accept people for who they are?