Corrie star Shobna Gulati’s mystery partner they’ve ‘loved all their life’ after coming out

Although Shobna Gulati is best known for her role in Coronation Street, she has traveled extensively and discovered both romantic and sexy things, and has found the love of her life.

Coronation Street star Shobna Gulati has revealed that they now identifies as non-binary with she/they pronouns, and that her romantic life is better than ever with a new lover. The actress, who played Sunita Alahan for 12 years, said they had felt that way about their gender identity all their life, but it was only more recently that they had realised there was a word to describe it.

Speaking on their love life, Shobna, 58, suggested that they’d had a connection to their new special someone for a long time, despite past marriages and relationships.

The former ITV soap star first tied the knot back in 1990, sharing a traditional Hindu ceremony with former husband Anshu Srivastava.

However, they divorced in May 1994, just four years later. In 1994, Shobna and Ashkay had their son when they separated and were pregnant by another man.

A few years later, Shobna embarked on a romance with former Emmerdale actor Gary Turner, and the duo dated between 1999 and 2003 before their relationship started to fizzle out.

Anthony Brown, Shobna’s 17-year-old boyfriend, split up with them. However, their relationship sprang up because Shobna “felt like his mother,” which eventually caused problems for them.

After all of the ups and downs of their romantic life up until now, Shobna has revealed that they are currently in love. Speaking to Kaye Adams on her How to be 60 podcast, the actor said: ‘I think I’ve loved this person all my life.”

In contrast to her previous high-profile relationships, Shobna asserted that they would enjoy dating someone regardless of gender.

The star continued, “That is something I’m looking at as well. What does that mean to me. So, regardless of gender, I would definitely choose a person.

Their own gender identity has developed, just as Shobna would date someone who doesn’t care about gender. I’ve grown happier about describing who I am as a person. What is the current name for it? non-binary So I suppose that’s who I am, they said in the podcast.

I’ve never had a word for it, but I’ve learned from our younger generation what it might sound like in a word because I understand how it feels to be me.

Shobna said, “My entire life has never been about that, and I’ve never been able to explain that, and I suppose my immediate family hasn’t really thought about it.

They simply “have to consider whether Shobna is extremely feminine or extremely masculine.” because I was simply accepted as both the person who put on all the makeup and danced.

Source: Mirror