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Where you’ve seen Coronation Street newcomer Nathan Sussex before as Tim’s cousin Richie arrives for explosive storyline

6 August 2026
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Where you’ve seen Coronation Street newcomer Nathan Sussex before as Tim’s cousin Richie arrives for explosive storyline
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Coronation Street has welcomed Tim Metcalfe’s cousin Richie to Weatherfield, with actor Nathan Sussex making his debut in a major new storyline. But while Richie is new to the cobbles, viewers may already recognise the actor from one of soap’s most memorable villains.
Richie’s arrival is set to turn Tim and Sally’s lives upside down after he quickly becomes caught up in a murder investigation.
So, who is Nathan Sussex, and what can Coronation Street fans expect from Richie’s storyline?

A huge storyline kicks off tonight (Credit: ITV)

Nathan Sussex makes Coronation Street debut
Earlier this year, Coronation Street executive producer Kate Brooks teased a “massive story” for Tim and Sally, and it all begins in tonight’s episode.
Tim is surprised when he meets his cousin Richie while out on a job, having not seen him for years. It isn’t long before Richie is introduced to Tim’s friends and joins them for a lads’ night together.
Later, Richie opens up to Tim about the difficulties in his marriage, prompting Tim to offer him a place to stay.
Richie is played by Nathan Sussex, who has appeared in a number of well-known TV dramas throughout his career.
His previous credits include It’s A Sin, Casualty, Doctors and Doctor Who. However, many soap fans will know him best from his time in Hollyoaks.

Nathan won a British Soap Award for his villainous character (Credit: Shutterstock)

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