TINA O’Brien has been seen for the first time publically after she was involved in a shocking street brawl.
The Coronation Street actress, 40, looked very chic as she attended a bash alongside reality stars today – putting last month’s drama well and truly behind her.
Showing off her amazing figure, Tina wore a miniskirt and boots for the Holly Moor Self development event in Manchester, which Georgia Harrison and Holly Hagan also attended.
It comes after she was cleared over the vicious fight, which involved teenage girls and took place outside her £1million home.
Cops are understood to have concluded that the mother of two was acting in self- defence – and no arrests were made.
Footage obtained by The Sun showed the 5ft 1in actress trading blows and putting a girl in a headlock — as well as being hit herself and having her hair pulled.
A source told The Sun: “Police have concluded Tina acted in self-defence and hasn’t done anything wrong. Her version has always been she was defending her home and her family, and that appears to have been accepted.
“Tina is also tiny and not an aggressive person — so is not the kind to be fighting in the street usually.
“These girls came to her road and to her house, and that’s the only reason she got involved. She thinks they were looking for trouble and — although it was not a good look — in a way she did the right thing.”
The actress, who joined Corrie as Sarah Platt when she was 16, lives in a cul-de-sac with husband Adam Crofts and her two children.
The fracas was said to have left her “deeply disturbed”, and Corrie bosses offered her time off work following a series of crisis talks.
She returned to her role after a week and defiantly shared a picture on set to let everyone know she was back.
Tina wed personal trainer Adam in 2018 and they have a son, Beau.
She also has a 15-year-old daughter, actress Scarlett, whose father is former Corrie star Ryan Thomas.
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