Coronation Street fans want awkward relationship to stop
Kit and Sarah became an item a few months ago after his connection with Daisy Midgeley (Charlotte Jordan) no longer had sparks flying, and Sarah's marriage to Adam Barlow (Sam Robertson) came to an end following her affair with Damon Hay (Ciarán Griffiths).
Corrie fans brand Kit and Sarah's relationship 'weird'
In a post discussing Kit and Sarah's chemistry, someone wrote on the subreddit r/coronationstreet: 'Anyone else think how forced and awkward this entire relationship is?
'They have zero chemistry and when they do interact it's like watching paint dry. They need to pack it in.'
This viewer replied: 'I commented when he first arrived that they would end up together. It was when she planted evidence about something. Should they be together? No. Put her back with Adam. But it won't happen.'
Another said: 'It feels a bit weird that she's pursing a relationship after he nearly wrecked her brothers marriage.'
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One person shared: 'Pretty much all of Sarah's relationships now are forced and awkward. The writers have a thing of getting her together with bad boys and having it make no sense too.'
A Reddit profile also responded: 'I agree with you kit and Sara doesn't have chemistry they are so blah together don't know why they paired them up for anyway.'
Meanwhile, others think Sarah still has 'amazing chemistry' with Gary Windass (Mikey North) and hope they end up together again.
As this fan revealed: 'I've said it before and I'll say it again…Sarah and Gary are Endgame. They had insane chemistry.'
Another agreed: 'To me Sarah still has amazing chemistry with Gary and they should have those two have ab [an] affair and eventually get back together.'
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But others are in support of Kit and Sarah being together, as this person chimed in: 'Aww no, I quite like them!'
Speaking about Sarah's daughter Bethany Platt (Lucy Fallon) set to appear on the cobbles again in the near future, this account wrote: 'Bethany is back soon. I hope they don't do some affair/ one night stand storyline with Kit and Bethany.'
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