Tony Stewart (Terence Maynard) who is furious with Todd. In October 2015, it is revealed Hope is suffering from a type of childhood cancer called neuroblastoma, plunging Fiz and Tyrone into panic. Hope was eventually cured, but Fiz and Tyrone's insistence to provide a perfect Christmas to her in case it turned out to be her last. This later gave them financial issues. In August 2019, Hope is referred to a specialist school due to her disruptive behaviour and is taught at home by care worker Jade Rowan (Lottie Henshall), who moves in with Fiz and Tyrone and is later revealed to be the daughter of John Stape. Jade feels that Fiz caused his downfall and death, and fearing that Hope is also at stake, enlists the help of social services in order to have Hope taken away from Fiz and Tyrone by pretending that Hope has been physically abused at home. In January 2021, Alina Pop (Ruxandra Porojnicu) moves into Fiz and Tyrone’s house after she is forced to leave the salon flat due to Ray Crosby’s (Mark Frost) development. When Ray’s development is cancelled, Alina moves back into the salon flat and continues to be friends with Tyrone. Eventually, it comes out that Alina fancies Tyrone and kisses him. He gives in and they are both shocked about what happened. Tyrone comes clean to Fiz who is furious. She confronts Alina and tells her to stay away from Tyrone. She forgives him after he agrees to stay away from Alina. Unfortunately, he cannot help himself and continues to see Alina. When Fiz finds out, she kicks him out of the home and he moves into the salon flat with Alina. Casting During an interview with Alan Halsall, the actor revealed that he likes characters that develop in different ways. Halsall stated he enjoys the experience of the character's various relationships, especially as it differs with each one, notably his character's partnership with Molly's auntie Pam. The actor confirmed that he was pleased to see Tyrone involved in more storylines, feeling that his character was underused for a long period of time. He also claimed interest in the aspect of a wedding. Alan Halsall contradicted statements that Tyrone and Molly were the new Jack and Vera, claiming it impossible for him to fill. The actor revealed that he would be pleased to see Margi Clarke as Tyrone's on-screen mother