Coronation Street star Simon Gregson cuts a solitary figure as he's seen for the first time since it was revealed he 'could be forced to sell home if he doesn't pay back £250K loan'

Simon Gregson cut a solitary figure as he was spotted near his home in Cheshire on Friday, after it was revealed he could be forced to sell the property. According to The Mirror, Simon could lose his home if he doesn't pay back a £250,000 loan he took from his production firm. Simon Gregson, 50, cut a solitary figure as he was spotted near his home in Cheshire on Friday, after it was revealed he could be forced to sell the property The Coronation Street actor wrapped up warm as he braved the cold in a thick padded jacket and gloves after snow fell in the region over night It was first assumed Simon and Emma had split after she was referred to as his 'estranged wife' in court documentation about the repayments. According to reports Simon could lose his home if he doesn't pay back a £250,000 loan he took from his production firm The actor was busy running errant in the chilly weather He completed his causal look with a black baseball cap and scarf He repays Simon Gregson Productions a sum of £1,500 per month, according to official papers Simon has also been been forced to refute claims that he has split from his wife Emma Gleave, blaming a 'court paper error' for the confusion surrounding the status of their relationship The paperwork reportedly states that Simon and his wife Emma Gleave - who have been married for 14 years - are no longer together The report stated they have three years to pay back their loan and if they fail to do so, it had been agreed they would sell their family home Earlier this month the actor admitted 'I didn't think I could come here today' as he openly discussed his struggle with anxiety attacks live on Loose Women. Earlier this month the actor admitted 'I didn't think I could come here today' as he openly discussed his struggle with anxiety attacks live on Loose Women He appeared on the panel to discuss his journey and coping strategies, hoping to provide support for others experiencing similar struggles On how he suffered mentally as a result, Simon continued: 'It had a massive impact on my mental health, looking back.