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Emmerdale's Arthur left heartbroken by exit on ITV soap amid Marshall bombshell

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01.03.2023 - 14:31

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Emmerdale's Arthur Thomas was left heartbroken on Tuesday night's episode of the hit ITV soap as love interest Marshall Hamston delivered a devastating bombshell.

During the latest instalment, Arthur, who recently came out as gay in powerful scenes, was hurt and upset after learning news about his love interest Marshall.

Viewers will recall that Arthur and Marshall have been growing close recently but there always seems to be something or someone getting in the way.

In particular, Marshall's homophobic father Colin, who has been hellbent on stopping his son from spending any time at all with Arthur, even branding the latter a "disgusting pervert" in vile scenes.

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