CORRIE star Tracie Bennett has told of her terror at struggling to move her limbs after her drink was spiked.
Tracie, 60, who plays Sharon Bentley in the soap, said her “body wasn’t right for two weeks” after the incident.
She posted on Twitter: “Can’t remember a lot of it except I could hardly pass messages to limbs and couldn’t hear anything. Weird.
“Had lack of control and couldn’t recover as quickly as I wanted to.”
Tracie said it happened days before a recent appearance on stage in musical Gypsy in London.
She added: “The truth is, I shouldn’t have done it at all . . . I didn’t want to let anyone down.
“Only saying to warn others to never take your eye off the ball (drink).”
Tracie played Sharon in Corrie from 1982 to 1984, returning to the role in 1999 and again in 2021.
She starred in the 1959 adaptation of the musical Gypsy as Mamma Rose in February.
