Corrie’s Samia Longchambon looks effortlessly chic while beaming with happiness as she’s joined by daughter Freya, 11, for a winter stroll in Cheshire
She’s a Coronation Street actress and a doting mother-of-two.
And, Samia Longchambon, 38, beamed with happiness as she was joined by daughter Freya, 11, for a winter stroll in Wilmslow, Cheshire, on Monday.
The soap star looked effortlessly chic in a longline camel coloured coat, which she teamed with indigo jeans and a striped T-shirt.
Family time: Samia Longchambon, 38, beamed with happiness as she was joined by daughter Freya, 11, for a winter stroll in Wilmslow, Cheshire, on Monday
Samia opted for a minimal make-up look to enhance her natural beauty and styled her caramel tresses into a voluminous ‘do.
The actress strolled along in white trainers with luminous yellow laces, and accessorised with a smattering of delicate gold jewellery.
Her little girl, from a previous relationship, looked overjoyed to be out and about, and wore black leggings tucked into a pair of UGG boots with a padded coat to keep her warm.
Samia – who has played Maria Windass in Coronation Street for over 20 years – is married to her former Dancing On Ice skating partner, Sylvain, 40, and they share a son Yves, 5.
Cute: Her little girl, from a previous relationship, looked overjoyed to be out and about, and wore black leggings tucked into a pair of UGG boots with a padded coat to keep her warm
The outing comes after Maria revealed that she is training to become a cognitive behavioural (CBT) therapist after struggling to cope with panic attacks since the age of 11.
The Coronation Street actress – who hopes to help others who also suffer with anxiety. – revealed that she has tried multiple types of therapy after struggling to breath and feeling like she was going to die during moments of panic.
During a conversation with The Mirror, Samia said: ‘By learning how to be a therapist, I’ll be able to help myself and maybe help other people as well.
Glam: The soap star looked effortlessly chic in a longline camel coloured coat, which she teamed with indigo jeans and a striped T-shirt
‘I can relate to it. I’ve had different kinds of therapy for years and CBT is something quite practical.
‘With my anxiety, it’s always like a sense of dread that something bad is going to happen. You feel like you are going to die, you can’t breathe.’
The soap star has been spending quality time with her family during lockdown and has been studying the diploma online.
Candid: The Corrie actress recently revealed that she is training to become a cognitive behavioural (CBT) therapist after struggling to cope with panic attacks since the age of 11