L!VE TV and Sky Soaps. In 1997, she acted opposite Patricia Routledge in the Woman of the Year episode of Hetty Wainthropp Investigates as a nosy neighbour. In 2000, Moss appeared on the programme After They Were Famous, and a year later was interviewed on Life After the Street. Personal life In the 1980s, Moss successfully battled alcoholism, which was the reason underlying her being sacked from Coronation Street for bad behaviour by then-producer Susi Hush in 1974. Moss stated that she drank to numb the pain she felt after the death of her father, Reg. In an interview with the Evening Times in 1979, Moss, then living in a three-apartment house in Wigan, found for her by the local Social Works Department when she was homeless, Moss said: "My youngest daughter, Sarah, is only three years old and is mentally handicapped... while I was pregnant I was drinking all the time. I will go to my grave with this damage to my child on my conscience." Her eldest daughter, Naomi (like Sarah) was taken into care, and her baby boy had died when he was three days old, in 1976. In August 1980, it was reported that Moss and her then fourth husband had broken into a local Labour club in a search for drink. She left court and was put on probation for two years. Moss joined Alcoholics Anonymous and decided to settle in Liverpool in 1982, on the basis that the city had 28 Alcoholics Anonymous meetings weekly. She lived in a house owned by the Merseyside Housing Improvement Trust and began to sort her life out. Before reviving her acting career, she took on various jobs as a waitress and a taxi driver, but there were also court appearances for breaking and entering and shoplifting, a charge of which she was cleared. She was married five times. She wed her first husband, the son of a millionaire in 1968, but they divorced the following year, after Jennifer gave birth to their daughter. She then married a Leeds motor dealer, Adrian Glick, who was violent towards her. Her third marriage was to a man ten years her junior and an alcoholic, while her fourth marriage, to a Liberal Party worker eighteen years younger than her, also dissolved quickly. In 1989, Moss wed her fifth husband, computer software expert and Cambridge graduate Stephen Ramsden, and was happily married