There’s absolutely no chill for the Webster family on Coronation Street, and now life off-screen has brought another surprise. One of the soap’s youngest stars has been keeping a secret from fans. And when he finally shared it, his co-stars rushed to celebrate. After years of growing up on the cobbles, he has proved he’s just as determined in real life as he is on-screen.

Kyran Bowes, who has played Jack Webster since 2016, continues to grow up in front of viewers as Kevin Webster’s son. But while his on-screen life has often been filled with challenges, his off-screen world has been just as eventful. The teenager has kept himself busy by throwing energy into his love of sport alongside his soap commitments.

When he isn’t filming, Kyran regularly plays football, referees children’s matches on weekends, and even spends school holidays helping out at local sports clubs. Balancing that dedication with life on Coronation Street hasn’t been simple, but Kyran has pushed through with determination. And last week, as A-Level results landed across the country, Kyran revealed he too had been waiting on a major outcome.

The young star shared his achievement on Instagram. He announced that he had secured a Distinction Star, Distinction, and Distinction in his Extended Diploma in Sports Coaching and Development. He admitted he felt “incredibly proud” after putting in so much effort and said he was thrilled to see it pay off. Kyran explained that sports had always been central to his life, and he spent his spare time on the pitch, refereeing, and helping clubs while managing his filming schedule.

The little actor stressed that the results meant a lot because he had worked really hard to achieve them. He also expressed gratitude to the people around him, thanking his tutors, friends, and family for supporting him. Their encouragement, he said, made the journey possible. The Coronation Street cast wasted no time in celebrating the news. Georgia Taylor congratulated him warmly, while Jane Danson told him she was delighted with the “fab news.”