Lucy-Jo Hudson 'very proud wifey' after Alan Halsall wins Best Actor at British Soap Awards

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  Lucy-Jo Hudson supported her husband Alan Halsall at the British Soap Awards 2013
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  Alan Halsall has played Tyrone Dobbs in Coronation Street since 1998
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  Lucy-Jo Hudson is expecting her and Alan Halsall's first child
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  Alan Halsall and Lucy-Jo Hudson married in 2009

Alan Halsall is celebrating after picking up the gong for Best Actor at the British Soap Awards on Saturday night.
The Coronation Street actor, 30, beat off competition from EastEnders' Shane Richie and Hollyoaks' Emmett J Scanlan to triumph as mechanic Tyrone Dobbs.
'WOW !!! So happy to have won tonight @SoapAwards thank you all so much for voting i really do appreciate it xxxx,' Tweeted Alan.
Alan was joined by his pregnant wife Lucy-Jo Hudson at the ceremony in Manchester, who looked stunning in a white Grecian-style gown.
Lucy-Jo, 30 - who married Alan in 2009 - was thrilled that her husband was honoured for his character's domestic abuse storyline.
'Just reading all your beautiful tweets!!! You're all making me cry... again... Hormonal!!! Very proud wifey. X,' she Tweeted.

British Soap Awards 2013 winners:

Best British Soap: Coronation Street
Best Actor: Alan Halsall - Coronation Street
Best Actress: Claire Cooper - Hollyoaks
Sexiest Male: Danny Mac - Hollyoaks
Sexiest Female: Michelle Keegan - Coronation Street
Villain Of The Year: Natalie Gumede - Coronation Street
Best Newcomer: Joseph Thompson - Hollyoaks
Best Exit: Nigel Havers - Coronation Street
Best Comedy Performance: Patti Clare - Coronation Street
Best On-Screen Partnership: Emmett J Scanlan and Kieron Richardson - Hollyoaks
Best Dramatic Performance: Natalie Gumede - Coronation Street
Best Young Performance: Eden Taylor-Draper: Emmerdale
Spectacular Scene Of The Year: The Bus Crash - Hollyoaks
Best Single Episode: The Live 40th Anniversary - Emmerdale
Best Storyline: Kirsty's Abuse Of Tyrone - Coronation Street
Lifetime Achievement: Adam Woodyatt - EastEnders