Jenny Connor (Sally Ann Matthews) confronts some upsetting truths in Coronation Street soon as she realises the Rovers Return pub is struggling with inflation.

Jenny and Johnny (Richard Hawley) took over the pub from Peter (Chris Gascoyne) and Toyah (Georgia Taylor) in 2018.

After Jenny split up with Johnny, she became the sole owner of the establishment and following Johnny death’s during Super Soap Week in 2021, she now runs the pub with help from Daisy (Charlotte Jordan), Gemma (Dolly-Rose Campbell), Sean (Antony Cotton) and Glenda (Jodie Prenger).

Suffice to say that Jenny loves the pub dearly and in this new video, she gets defensive when Owen (Ben Hull) suggests that she should sell the establishment if she’s struggling to boost the profits.

Owen arrived in Weatherfield to work alongside Carla (Alison King) and Stephen (Todd Boyce) in Underworld. It is very clear that his sole focus is business and making as much money as possible, so it’s no surprise he’s a little insensitive towards Jenny’s comments about how she doesn’t want to sell up because the Rovers is in her blood.

Owen explains that if Jenny doesn’t want to increase prices, she could contact the brewery to see if they could buy the boozer, but that option doesn’t seem worth thinking about for Jenny, who dashes off once Stephen arrives.

But with the cost of living crisis continuing and coming straight after the Coronavirus pandemic, Jenny has found herself in a difficult position.

Upcoming episodes will see her attempt to balance the books by reducing portion sizes for meals…but that ends terribly when the lights go out and there’s a loud bang from the kitchen.

So, how will Jenny get out of this mess without giving up and selling?

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