Emmerdale Cain Dingle star Jeff Hordley 'saddened' as co-star's exit date confirmed

AN EMMERDALE boss has teased a new relationship for much-loved former couple Charity Dingle and Vanessa Woodfield. The former couple's love story began when viewers saw sparks fly in 2017, becoming official in 2018 before splitting two years later when Vanessa found out that Charity had cheated on her with newcomer Mackenzie (Lawrence Robb).

Emmerdale as things are about to become become awkwardly tense. Emmerdale spoilers can reveal that Charity Dingle and Mackenzie Boyd's world will turn upside down when Charity's pregnancy turns fatal.

Emmerdale fans are certain Marlon Dingle has died in a huge twist after his wedding to Rhona Goskirk.Marlon exchanged vows with the love of his life and mother of his child in an emotional ceremony on Thursday (August 11), which saw him finally able to walk after suffering a stroke.He’d been planning to surprise his fiancée after gruelling physio sessions, but battled a last-minute setback when his blood pressure skyrocketed and he was rushed to hospital. READ MORE: Emmerdale Cain Dingle star Jeff Hordley 'saddened' as co-star's exit date confirmed Thankfully he made it back in time to greet Rhona at the altar, and the pair happily exchanged their vows with the village’s eyes on them, before retiring home where Marlon rested his head on Rhona.But some fans are concerned that he took his last breaths in the poignant come-down from the wedding.Taking to Facebook, one worried fan penned: “So scared that Marlon has now died in Rhona’s arms!” with a crying emoji.Another agreed: “I was thinking the same thing,” as a third said: “I was thinking that… he’s supposed to be leaving, or so I read.”“Hope Marlon ain’t just died!” someone else posted, while another social media user fretted: “Just finished watching… Marlon’s just asleep, isn’t he? Not dead!”However, others are certain they caught the Dingle breathing, as one theorised: “He has just had a stroke and that was a busy day for a healthy person.

Emmerdale fans have predicted a certain character is set to meet his end during the upcoming 50th anniversary episode.And it looks as though it's Al Chapman (Michael Wildman) who is likely to get the chop, and fans believe his cheating lover Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) could be involved in a whodunit twist.Taking to Reddit with their theories, one fan noted the similarities between Chas' situation now compared to ten years ago. READ MORE: Emmerdale Cain Dingle star Jeff Hordley 'saddened' as co-star's exit date confirmedThey penned: "It’s funny how ten years ago around the 40th anniversary, Chas was having an affair with Cameron at the time, now ten years later she’s cheating again, this time on her husband."They went on to theorize: "As for how it’s going to end, I think Al is going to die in a whodunnit, with the suspects being Chas, Cain or Paddy. I don’t see where else they could go with Al at this point."This theory is likely to go down well with Emmerdale fans as the affair between Chas and Al hasn't been well received.

Emmerdale for his comeback. The I'm A Celebrity star is returning for the ITV soap's 50th anniversary celebrations later this year to reprise his role as Aaron Livesy. He shared a video as he enjoyed a pint in the Woolpack to his Instagram stories.

ITV show. Rhona has been through a turbulent period in the soap over recent months since her fiancé, Marlon Dingle, suffered a stroke. The two are set to enjoy an upturn in fortune tonight as they finally tie the knot after a difficult few months.

Emmerdale star Michelle Hardwick has revealed the gender of her second child during a joint appearance on Loose Women with her wife. The actress, who plays Vanessa Woodfield in the ITV soap, appeared on the ITV chat show with Kate Brooks to discuss their impending arrival.

Warning: This story contains spoilers for Emmerdale.Emmerdale is building up to a major event in the coming months, as the show kicks off its 50th anniversary celebrations. ITV bosses have already confirmed that the show will deliver some of the most dramatic storylines in years, as a storm is rolling into town.

Emmerdale fans have hit out at the soap, claiming it has gone 'too far' with its latest scenes. The ITV soap was back on-screen in its 7.30pm slot on Tuesday night (August 9) and the latest love triangle to hit the Yorkshire village continued.

Emmerdale star Katherine Dow-Blyton has hinted that Harriet Finch is set to have an "explosive" feud with Kim Tate for the soap's 50th anniversary.The ITV soap, which began in 1972, will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a whole month of stories this October, which bosses said will "make you laugh, make you cry, make you surprised and stunts that are going to rock your world".Speaking exclusively to Daily Star and other press, Emmerdale Executive Producer Jane Hudson revealed that Harriet is set to declare her undying love for Will Taylor on the eve of his wedding to Kim Tate – but that Kim overhears.READ NEXT: Emmerdale backstage secrets - Plastic food, real graves, tributes and spelling errorsThe revelation is set to cause an "explosive" row between Harriet and Kim, with Jane saying: "Kim will also overhear Harriet declaring her undying love to Will, so obviously that will inspire a lot of fireworks. She's not very happy about that."Harriet actress Katherine added: "Harriet has once again got herself mixed up with men problems," saying: "She's getting wrapped up in Will's life a little too much than she should be, and that obviously has an impact on his upcoming nuptials."Declaring that Will was "Harriet's man first", Katherine said that her character has one last chance to be with Will before he marries Kim Tate."It's last chance saloon.

Emmerdale star Jeff Hordley has revealed he is "saddened" after details concerning co-star Sally Dexter's exit from the hit soap were recently unveiled. Jeff, 52, who portrays Cain Dingle in the ITV soap, branded his on-screen mum Sally, 62, "brilliant" as it was revealed that her character Faith Dingle will be leaving Emmerdale later this year.

Emmerdale bosses have hinted that there could be a murder during the soap's 50th anniversary celebrations - with many fans predicting that convicted serial killer Meena Jutla could return.The ITV soap, which began in 1972, will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a whole month of stories this October, including a massive storm that is set to "rip through the village and absolutely leave a massive trail of destruction in its wake."Speaking exclusively to Daily Star and other press, Emmerdale producers Jane Hudson and Kate Brooks were asked if the storm could potentially cover up a murder.READ NEXT: Emmerdale backstage secrets - Plastic food, real graves, tributes and spelling errorsJane and Kate both agreed that the storm could cover up a crime, and hinted that a murderer could be on the loose during the 50th anniversary celebrations.Jane said: "There is always potential for a murder in Emmerdale. It is famous for its murders.

Emmerdale bosses have started dropping some major hints about what viewers can expect when the soap turns 50 later this year. The Yorkshire-based hit show will celebrate its anniversary this October, but sadly, it won't be an entirely joyous occasion for the characters, as the village will be hit by a gigantic story. Speaking to OK!, the ITV soap's executive producer Jane Hudson also revealed some of the storylines which will be affected by the drama, promising that the Dales will "never be the same again".

Emmerdale Cain Dingle actor Jeff Hordley has teased that viewers will be saying goodbye to a major character during the soap's 50th anniversary celebration.The ITV soap, which began in 1972, will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a whole month of stories this October, which bosses said will "make you laugh, make you cry, make you surprised and stunts that are going to rock your world."Speaking exclusively to Daily Star and other press, Jeff has revealed that his character Cain will have a huge role to play as viewers say goodbye to fan favourite Faith Dingle - following her diagnosis with terminal cancer.READ NEXT: Emmerdale backstage secrets - Plastic food, real graves, tributes and spelling errorsHe said: "My character is involved in the Faith storyline, so there's all this going on. "I'm personally saddened to be losing the brilliant Sally Dexter, but it will give us some great stories going forward."Speaking about the storyline, which has seen Faith receive palliative treatment in recent weeks, Executive Producer Jane Hudson added: "The Faith story, which is such an emotional, heartbreaking story, is going to be huge across our 50th."I think everyone involved in that story is pulling out some of the most spectacular performances I have seen in soap for a long time."She also explained that the Faith's death will also open the month of episodes that mark Emmerdale's 50th anniversary."As we start the month, we will be focusing on our Faith storyline, which is a huge storyline for us at the moment.

Emmerdale bosses have revealed that its "best loved villagers" will be in danger when a storm rips through the village during the 50th anniversary month.The ITV soap, which began in 1972, will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a whole month of stories this October, which bosses said will "make you laugh, make you cry, make you surprised and stunts that are going to rock your world."Speaking exclusively to Daily Star and other press, Producer Kate Brooks revealed that the anniversary week will focus on a "massive storm", which will "rip through the village and absolutely leave a massive trail of destruction in its wake."READ NEXT: Emmerdale backstage secrets - Plastic food, real graves, tributes and spelling errorsShe also hinted that fan favourites will be in danger, adding: "Some of our best loved villagers will be in peril and it is safe to safe that the village won't be the same after this - and it won't be the same again, because the impact this storm has on people's lives is just massive."Although storms have featured in Emmerdale before, resulting in the death of characters including Tricia Dingle, soap bosses said the 50th anniversary stunt has elements no one has "seen on a soap drama before."Executive Producer Jane Hudson also added that one big storm will focus on Nate, Sam and Belle, saying: "One element in particular, trust me, nobody has done and no other soap could do it, apart from Emmerdale because of where we are."She added: "One of the things we were very keen to do was to make sure our storm was in the daytime, so the whole storm takes place in one day, across about three or four episodes. "It's all in daytime.

There's never really a good time to cross Kim Tate but Harriet Finch's decision to declare her love for the character's fiance Will Taylor before their wedding probably isn't the best. As Emmerdale viewers know, Kim is busy planning her nuptials.

The village of Emmerdale will not be the same again from October onwards as a wind storm is set to shake up life in the Dales for every single resident. As fans know, the ITV soap's 50th anniversary is edging closer and there's set to be a month's worth of dramak with one very dramatic episode in amongst it all.

Emmerdale bosses have finally revealed what fans can expect from the soap's huge 50th anniversary this year – revealing that three characters will be returning to the village especially. Speaking to OK! and and other reporters, the ITV soap's executive producer Jane Hudson said of the celebrations: "We have got every story imaginable. "We've got things that are going to make you laugh, make you cry, make you surprised, and stunts that are going to rock your world.

Emmerdale next week, as fans say they "don't want Faith to go" following her terminal cancer diagnosis.The fan-favourite character was recently told that her cancer had spread, with Faith due to receive palliative treatment in upcoming episodes.During a special press screening of Marlon and Rhona's wedding, due to air on August 11, 2022, the episode showed Faith talking to daughter Chas about her upcoming appointments - before her health takes a turn for the worse at the wedding reception.READ NEXT: Emmerdale fans point out major David blunder as he leaves village after nasty accidentFaith is stood at the bar of the Woolpack pub, but suddenly her vision becomes blurry - indicating that her health is deteriorating. However, she hides how she is feeling from her friends and asks son Cain for a dance, in a heartbreaking and emotional moment between the two.Since Faith was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, fans have taken to social media to praise Sally Dexter's performance - and also share that they do not want to see the character leave the soap.After Cain and Chas learnt that Faith had cancer, one fan said: "Great acting from @HordleyJeff @SallyDexterUK - Don't want Faith to go."A second added: "Poor Faith, she's trying to put on a brave front RE the cancer in front of everyone, but deep down is so heartbroken/scared about leaving her kids and family, but wants to make the most of the time left.

Adam Thomas has revealed he's "fuming" over his Emmerdale pal Danny Miller's wedding.The Adam Barton actor, 33, attended Danny's nuptials last month. The reigning I'm a Celebrity...

Emmerdale fans will be trying to hold back the tears next week when Rhona Goskirk and Marlon Dingle finally marry after their relationship was rocked by the chef's shock stroke earlier this year. Viewers of the ITV soap were elated when the pair got engaged after both planning proposals.