Coronation Street actress Faye Brookes has joined forces with a host of famous faces to encourage people to look after their mental health during the difficult times of self-isolation and the ongoing UK-wide lockdown.
The ITV babe, who played Kate Connor in the hit soap until last year, is one of many stars fronting the #YoureNotAlone campaign.
Faye, 32, joined the likes of The Greatest Showman actress Keala Settle and her fellow Corrie star Victoria Ekanoye to sing Scott Alan’s You’re Not Alone.
Shot in black and white, Faye sported a plunging blouse as she belted out the emotional lyrics.
Faye Brookes sings Scott Alan’s You’re Not Alone as part of the new campaign
Taking to Twitter to share the clip with her army of followers, the star, who was formerly engaged to Gareth Gates, said: “Here’s a little project we have been working on…
“Sending love to everyone involved and everyone who’s watching.”
Replying to the clip, one fan praised: “Amazing well done.”
Another added: “It’s beaut. Love it. Well done all.”
Faye Brookes was on Coronation Street until last year, playing Kate Connor (Image: Getty Images)
Speaking about the need to make sure mental health is on a par with physical health, Faye added: “It’s so important that everyone looks after their mental wellbeing right now.
“I hope this beautiful video shares that message that no one is alone, we’re all in this together.”
Joining Victoria and Faye in the clip was EastEnders actor Jonny Labey.
The BBC star appeared on Simon Cowell’s X Factor spin-off X Factor: Celebrity
Next wee,k Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to reveal his three-point plan to slowly release the UK from the current lockdown and to restart the economy.
You’re Not Alone aims to encourage others to focus on their mental health during lockdown
However, in a telling sign that things will take a long while to get back to normal, Ireland has extended their lockdown until May 18.
They have also confirmed schools will remain closed until September.
Currently in the United Kingdom there have been 177,00 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 27,500 deaths.
Globally, over three million people have been infected with the virus.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
