Corrie fans spot huge blunder after Stephen forges Sarah’s paternity test

Coronation Street fans were scratching their heads after spotting a huge blunder with Sarah's paternity test.

Stephen Reid intervened with Sarah Barlow's test despite the fact that she already knows the father is Damon, but she didn't tell Adam she knew who the biological dad was.

He asked for a letter to be sent to the house so he could see he was the father and put the affair behind them – and after seeing a string of missed calls from Adam, she rushed home and asked Gail to watch her son.

But after seeing a very happy Adam, she was left confused.

Stephen told Sarah he managed to forge the document so it would say Adam was the father instead of Damon, but she was left fuming with his involvement and said he had made things worse.

But while Sarah was busy sharing her frustrations, fans were confused as to how Adam, a solicitor, didn't realise the document was forged.

Taking to Twitter, one user wrote: "Stephen faked the results! Adam is beautiful but for a lawyer who specialises in EVERYTHING (don't start me) he's not the brightest bulb!"

While another said: "Surely Adam the solicitor knows that's not real."

A third added: "Adam, for a solicitor you're not very good at reading guilty body language."

Meanwhile, Adam has gone full speed ahead with planning a gender reveal for them both, and it's left fans convinced that something is going to happen at the event.

Sarah revealed her affair to Adam last month after being seen with Damon by her youngest son.

Although Adam initially left Sarah after the revelation, they soon rekindled their romance and Adam was working on trying to trust her again.

But another bombshell dropped when Sarah discovered she was pregnant, only to take a paternity test and find out that her unborn baby is Damon's son.

Although Adam currently believes he's the father, it shouldn't be long until the truth comes out…

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