CORONATION Street stars Rob Mallard and Matthew Martin have split up after nearly four years together.

The pair have unfollowed each other on Instagram and removed nearly all trace of their romance from their grids.

Actors Matthew Martin and Rob Mallard smiling.Matthew Martin (L) and Rob Mallard (R) have split up after nearly four years together Credit: Instagram Matthew Martin (L) and Rob Mallard (R) smiling.They have unfollowed each other on Instagram Credit: Instagram

Matthew has just the one snap left up that includes Rob, taken in March 2024 and featuring family members.

Daniel Osborne actor Rob, 34, and Matt, who appeared on the ITV soap for a cameo stint last year, went public with their relationship at the 2023 .

Modelling agent Matt played the policeman who arrested Cassie Plummer for drugging with intent to harm, interrupting her devious plot to defraud Ken Barlow by spiking his drinks with drugs.

Rob, who has been on the soap since 2016, previously dated his fellow Corrie co-star Daniel Brocklebank for almost a year before their split in 2018.

Daniel Osbourne confronts Megan.Rob has played Daniel Osbourne since 2016 Credit: ITV A police officer with his back to the camera, a man with his mouth open, and a woman with light brown hair, being restrained.Matthew made a cameo appearance as a police officer last February Credit: ITV

He publicly came out as gay in 2017, and said he had no intention of hiding his sexuality.

“I never planned to keep it quiet that I was gay,” he told Gay Times . “The only concern I had at first was if I’m with a female character, will an audience who knows I’m gay in real life believe it?

“But that was just my own fears because I do believe they will.”

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A year after going public with Matt, Rob bravely spoke out about living with an essential tremor and how it affected his audition for a role in .

He told Morning Live: “I went to the doctors and did roughly a year testing things – thyroid, brain scans because they were really unsure what it was.

“They came back and said I had an essential tremor and there was nothing they could do for me to ‘come back if your symptoms get worse and we can try and control them’.”

Having noticed the tremor in secondary school, it wasn’t until it worsened in his early 20s that he sought help.

He said: “Before I did Coronation Street I was in a couple of episodes of Emmerdale and the audition process for that, my agent rang me up and said ‘Strange one, they really like you, they’d like to offer you the part but they thought you were very nervous and they’re a bit worried about how that will work when you’re on set’.

“So at that point nobody knew what I had so I had to come out to my agent who then explained it to the casting at Emmerdale, and then they said ‘has he got coping strategies?’ and I said ‘yes absolutely, it’s just because of this being a high pressure situation in the audition, that’s why’, and so they gave me the job and that’s what led to Coronation Street.”