CORRIE STAR KATY CAVANAGH POSES WITH HER HOLLYWOOD STAR SONS NOAH AND JACOBI JUPE AT BURBERRY SHOW
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Coronation Street actress Katy Cavanagh proudly posed with her two Hollywood star sons Noah and Jacobi Jupe while attending the Burberry show on Monday.
The soap icon, 52, beamed from ear to ear as she attended the star-studded runway event, held at Old Billingsgate, during London Fashion Week.
The Cops star looked effortlessly elegant in a black suit two-piece, accessorising with just a green khaki shoulder bag.
Meanwhile her son Noah, 20, who recently starred in the BAFTA winning movie Hamnet, sported smart trousers and a leather bomber jacket.
Jacobi, 12, who also appears in Hamnet in the title role, warmly hugged his mum and older brother as they stopped for snaps ahead of the catwalk show.
The English TV favourite shares her two sons and daughter Jemima, 19, with her husband producer Chris Jupe.
The Coronation Street star-turned-momager is following her boys around awards season.
Best known to soap fans as bubbly Julie Carp, who spent seven years walking the cobbles and returned briefly last year, she has now reinvented herself as a showbiz 'momager' - a combination of mum and manager - and a very successful one, too.
Her two sons bagged a seat at the hottest tables, including Sunday's BAFTAs, thanks to their roles alongside Jessie Buckley in the highly lauded Hamnet.
In the tearjerker, Jacobi plays the title role, Shakespeare's son who died aged 11, while Noah plays an actor performing as Hamlet in the Bard's play said to have been inspired by that tragedy..
The brothers' success follows a lot of hard work from the former soap star.
'She's put everything into helping the boys have the best start in the industry,' said an insider.
'She's put her own career on the back burner to help them realise their dreams.
'Obviously she's not known in Hollywood, so it's not like her name has particularly opened doors for them, but she's got them into the industry and is constantly helping them.'
While Noah already has 26 film and TV credits to his name, including the Quiet Place horror films and projects with Nicole Kidman, George Clooney and Hugh Grant, it was his younger brother who was first cast in Hamnet by director Chloe Zhao.
He is full of praise for how his mother and father encouraged his career, saying: 'Without them, a) I don't think I would've chosen the same level of jobs potentially, and b) I might've not been mentally the way I am right now.'
When they started filming without having found their Hamlet, Katy suggested Noah.
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