Kym Marsh has called Stephanie Waring "bitter".
The 'Coronation Street' actress took to Twitter to defend herself against accusations she began dating new love interest Dan Hooper just months after he split from the 'Hollyoaks' star.
Kym wrote: "#bitter...Never fails to surprise me what some people do for money (sic)"
The comments come after Stephanie slammed Kym in a Sunday newspaper calling her former pal "heartless" after hearing of her alleged romance with Dan - the father of her three-year-old daughter, Lexi Grace - three months after she confided in Kym about her relationship troubles during a night out at the National Television Awards.
She told The Sun on Sunday newspaper: "I'm shocked and upset. I can't believe Kym has done this to me. It is killing me. There is an unwritten rule that if you are friends with somebody you don't go near their ex partners. Especially when children are involved. He's not just some guy that I went out with for a year. This is a man I spent half a decade with and had a child with."
Kym has denied claims she is in a relationship with Dan and her representatives told MailOnline the soap star is "hurt" by the accusations, adding that the pair are "entitled to socialise with whomever they wish".
However, Dan seemingly confirmed his relationship with Kym by posting a photo of him kissing the mother-of-four on Twitter on Sunday night (27.04.14).
The caption reads: "@msm4rsh and hoopsy great night. #nobulls**t (sic)".

'Strictly Come Dancing' professional Aliona Vilani has married her "soulmate" Vincent Kavanagh.
The 29-year-old star has revealed that she married the sales director in a private ceremony in St. Thomas in the US Virgin Isles, with only her parents and his mother as guests, and she's admitted her new husband is her perfect match.
Speaking to Britain's HELLO! magazine about how she was introduced to Vincent by actress Anita Dobson, who competed on 'Strictly Come Dancing' in 2011, she explained: "She [Anita] said, 'I really want you to meet this guy. Give him a chance, he's so lovely. So I did and here we are.
"Vincent is a lot of fun and adores me. He is the sweetest man I have ever met. He is my soulmate. You never know when you're going to meet someone who is so right for you. My parents keep saying they couldn't have imagined I would meet someone who is so similar to me."
The Kazakhstan-born dancer, who wore glamorous dresses every week while on Strictly, admits she found it hard to find the perfect gown for her wedding day.
She said: "It was important to choose a dress that would be right for a whole day at the beach. I didn't want a big fluffy skirt, I wanted something slinky. So many of the dresses I looked at reminded me of ones I've already danced in."
Aliona has confessed that following her "perfect" and "very special" wedding ceremony, she's now planning to try for a child with Vincent.
She admitted: "I look forward to having a family. To me, that is the most important thing."

Micky Dumoulin hopes his 'Britain's Got Talent' performance will help him reunite with his dad.
The supermarket worker got four big thumbs up from the judges after his emotional performance of 'Bring Him Home' from 'Les Misérables' on Saturday night (26.04.14), and is hoping the song will encourage his estranged father to get in touch with him.
He told The Sun newspaper: "My dad left home and we aren't in contact. It's just one of those things that happens with families.
"He has always known I loved singing and has seen me sing before but he didn't know I auditioned for 'Britain's Got Talent'. I hope it's a nice surprise.
"We haven't spoken in ages. If he gets in touch it would be nice. I wish him all the best."
The singing hopeful carries his great-grandfather's handkerchief everywhere with him as a lucky charm, and believes it helped him get through to the next round on the ITV talent show.
He said: "He introduced me to singing and music."
Micky initially auditioned for 'The X Factor' in 2008, but didn't make the cut, and believes he has what it takes to impress judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams this time around.
He said: "I was only 19 when I did 'X Factor', I've grown up since then. I've learned the trade and have more confidence. I chose 'BGT' over 'The Voice' and 'X Factor' this time as it's the best show in the world."

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Chris Martin had a "hot flush" when he met Harry Styles.
The Coldplay frontman - who split from wife Gwyneth Paltrow last month after 10 years of marriage - is a big fan of the 20-year-old singer's group One Direction but can't remember what advice he gave Harry because he was so in awe of his good looks.
He said: "I think One Direction are the biggest band in the world, their songs are great. I'm saying One Direction are brilliant and I'm not kidding.
"You know why? Because their songs are really good and I don't think that any of them are going to go solo. I think they appreciate their chemistry from watching their movie...
"Harry has come to a couple of our shows, I think I probably said the same thing about chemistry. I can't remember - I was too enamoured with his hair cut. I was like this, 'I was pretty sure I was a straight guy before' - I was having a hot flush."
The 'Magic' singer - who has children Apple, nine, and Moses, eight, with Gwyneth - also spoke of his admiration for Kanye West and his belief that the rapper is often "misunderstood".
Speaking to BBC Radio 1 DJ Zayn Lowe in an hour-long interview which will broadcast at 8pm tonight (28.04.14), he said: "That guy [Kanye] is amazing and I think he is misunderstood by people who only look on the surface. I understand what he is talking about and I understand what he means."

Jamie Bell doesn't think he'd be an actor if he was only just beginning his career.
The 28-year-old actor - who was cast in the title role in 'Billy Elliot' when he was just 13 years old - thinks starting out so young has given him a freedom in his career as he never had any preconceptions about fame or Hollywood that "scared him off".
He explained: "To be honest with you, I can't imagine just coming into the business now. I'd be terrified and it would probably scare me off.
"I wonder if coming in so young and not having those preconceived ideas of being an actor or working in Hollywood or being a celebrity -- which obviously are all part of the business, part of the industry -- if not having those things as a child just allows you to pursue things without any ... maybe without any forethought! [Laughs.]
I've always done things without a second thought; like, if it's something that I want to do, I do it. There isn't a feeling of, 'How's this gonna look, what happens if it doesn't work?' "
The 'Turn' star - who has a nine-month-old son with wife Evan Rachel Wood - is astonished his career has continued for so long.
He added to New York magazine: "I thank my lucky stars daily that I'm even still working. Because I didn't see that coming."
If he hadn't become an actor, Jamie thinks he would have been a gardener because of his love of the outdoors.
He said: "I think I probably would be a gardener or something. I'd have to be outside. Couldn't be inside."

Chelsea Handler is close to landing a deal with Netflix.
The 39-year-old presenter - who is to leave E! when her 'Chelsea Lately' contract ends - is in negotiations with the subscription streaming service to front a new programme for them, though it is as yet unclear what the venture would entail.
A source told the New York Post newspaper: "Handler has a deal with Netflix, but the format is to be decided."
It was recently claimed that Chelsea had met with CBS executives to discuss the possibility of a syndicated daytime talk show, following in the footsteps of the likes of Kris Jenner, Katie Couric and Anderson Cooper.
Chelsea's manager Irving Azoff has insisted his client is inundated with offers of work for when her contract ends in nine months time.
He said: "Chelsea intends to leave when her contract expires. She hired me to figure out her life after E! We have at least seven suitors and many ideas."
Chelsea - who is believed to make around $9 million a year from the show - has previously voiced her concerns about the E! network and described it as "a sad, sad place to live."

Lady Gaga has introduced her fans to her french bulldog, BATPIG.
The 'G.U.Y' hitmaker posted an image of the new addition to her family on Twitter on Sunday (27.04.14) afternoon which shows the adorable black pooch, who is sitting on her legs, staring into the camera while the pair of them are in a car.
She added the caption: "Me and my BATPIG #partBAT #partPIG (sic)"
Following this she put an Instagram video up where she gave her cute pet a name.
She explained: "Her name is Asia. She is a BATPIG. I love her I'm her mum."
This comes after the 'Alejandro' singer lost her childhood dog, Alice, who was battling cancer, in October last year.
She previously wrote online: "My puppy Alice died. We had to put her down, cancer ate away at a little angel. My daddy is so sad, we all are, lost a member of our family.
"I just pray Alice found her wonderland."
Following the tragic incident Gaga wore all black during her time in London in tribute to the late pooch and explained how difficult she was finding being away from home during the difficult period.
She added: "I love being an entertainer but it is so painful sometimes to be away from home, 17 years she held on, so many memories."

Kevin Bacon thinks his "obsession" with fame could have left him in "rehab" or "dead".
The 'Footloose' star admits the idea of becoming famous was "seductive" throughout his early career but it wasn't until he had two children, Travis and Sosie, with his wife Kyra Sedgwick, that he realised there was more to life than being a celebrity.
He told The Sun newspaper: "You can end up in rehab or dead unless there is something else in your life other than celebrity.
"People will be nice to you for no other reason than they've seen your movies.
"So what do you do to escape the obsession with fame? Get a proper life. With me it's my family, my wife and children and a handful of close friends.
Kevin admits he "broke down in tears" following a series of "film flops" throughout his late career, and claims other actors find themselves headed towards a downward spiral if their life outside their Hollywood is unfulfilled.
He added: "Those who are wrecked by celebrity have nothing else to fall back upon."
Looking back at his early career, the 55-year-old star would have some strong words of advice for his 18-year-old self.
He mused: "Don't worry so much - it's a waste of energy - and do not take yourself too seriously."

Zack Snyder is due to direct 'Justice League'.
The filmmaker has been confirmed to helm the superhero blockbuster, which will see Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman join forces to fight crime, and is expected to arrive in theatres as early as 2018 following on from as yet untitled sequel to 'Man of Steel'.
Greg Silverman, Warner Bros.' production president, revealed to the Wall Street Journal: "It will be a further expansion of this universe. 'Superman vs Batman' will lead into 'Justice League'."
A script is currently in development and Silverman confirmed they were currently casting half-robot hero Cyborg, with Broadway star Ray Fisher rumoured to be a hot favourite for the role.
Other superhero characters who appear in the original DC Comics include Aquaman, Flash and Green Lantern.
The all-star cast in the Justice League universe already includes Jesse Eisenberg, Gal Gadot and Amy Adams, with Henry Cavill reprising his role as Superman and Ben Affleck making his debut as Batman.
Warner also said there were no plans for a Wonder Woman spin-off featuring Gadot's Wonder Woman just yet, but it is a definite possibility for the future.
Sue Kroll, president of worldwide marketing, said: "That is our hope. With the right script, that could be viable. The world is ready for her."

Steven Spielberg will direct the screen adaptation of Roald Dahl's 'The BFG'.
The 67-year-old filmmaker is set to helm the picture which follows a little girl who leads the titular big, friendly giant and the Queen of England on a mission to stop the giants from eating children and Spielberg is "honoured" to bring it to the big screen.
In a statement the director said: "'The BFG' has enchanted families and their children for more than three decades. We are honoured that the Roald Dahl estate has entrusted us with this classic story."
Melissa Mathison, who last worked with Spielberg on 'E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial', will pen the script, while Frank Marshall will produce, and Michael Siegel and John Madden will executive producers, reports Variety.com.
Spielberg will begin production in 2015, with a planned 2016 release.
Meanwhile, Spielberg is reportedly set to team up with Tom Hanks for their fourth big screen collaboration after 'Saving Private Ryan,' 'Catch Me If You Can' and 'The Terminal', for an unnamed Cold War thriller.
His films have received worldwide recognition with the 1993 epic 'Schindler's List' and 1998's 'Saving Private Ryan' winning him an Oscar for Best Director, while 'Jaws' 'E.T.' and 'Jurassic Park' achieved phenomenal box office success.