Emmerdale's Danny Miller teases return of killer Meena as Aaron could 'leather' her

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Helen Skelton, 39, opened up about how she was feeling following her very public split from husband Richie Myler, 32.The Countryfile star is currently competing on Strictly Come Dancing six months on from announcing they were parting ways back in April.Helen has been paired up with Gorka Márquez for this season of Strictly, and last week the professional dancer spoke out about how she had been “made to feel not good enough”.His speech came after the news that Richie was expecting a baby with his new partner.In a recent interview, Helen admitted there are “days when she’s p***ed off”, but that she ultimately doesn’t “see herself as a victim”.“There’s loads of stuff to ask me about that’s really interesting, that’s not, ‘Ohhh, poor you,’” Helen explained.  “I don’t see myself as a victim, no, because I mean, look… There are a lot of people who have been in my situation who haven’t been given the opportunities that I’ve got.”While Helen would not discuss Richie’s recent social media posts, or reports that he is expecting a child with his new partner, she did stress the importance of keeping her children happy.“You cannot have any opinion on anyone else’s life until you’ve walked in those shoes,” Helen remarked. “And my family are happy, my kids are happy, and that’s all ultimately that matters.”The star kept this sentiment when she recalled how uncertain she was about competing in Strictly Come Dancing due to how much exposure there would be for her family.  “I think it would have been disrespectful for me to have not done Strictly,” she reflected.

Anton Du Beke, 56, who worked as a professional dancer on the show since it began in 2004, revealed that after his co-star Brendan Cole, 46, was cut from the show he feared for his own place, saying he never took it for granted or a given that he was going to be invited back the following year.The admission came when Anton appeared on an episode of Lorraine back in 2018.Speaking to the Glaswegian presenter, Anton said that Brendan’s exit from the show came as a complete shock, hinting that it had been an “editorial decision” by BBC bosses.In fact, Anton only found out that Brendan was leaving the show after Brendan himself appeared on Lorraine to drop the bombshell.“[I was] stunned,” Anton said to Lorraine.“It was one of the saddest things I've watched on telly. I was heartbroken for him, for me a little bit as well, I'm going to miss him enormously.

Strictly Come Dancing, showed off her "battle wounds" on Instagram yesterday.The singer took to the picture-sharing site and revealed she suffered a blunder while doing a camera run.Taking to her stories, the singer spoke candidly with her 115,000 followers, as she shared her issue behind the scenes on Friday night.Showing off her platinum blonde hair, Molly mused: "So I've just finished my camera run and I've got the battle wound to prove it."She lifted her hand towards the camera and showed a cut on her hand.Speaking of her gruelling training schedule, the amateur dancer added: "So, yeah... I'm tired."She took to Instagram again today and shared a post from a fan who urged Strictly viewers to vote for her and dancing partner Carlos.Diamente penned: "Make sure to vote tonight please @gkx_carlos @mollyrainford @bbcstrictly."Meanwhile, Molly has been a consistent performer on Strictly this year as the on-screen star has been tipped to lift the Glitterball Trophy.This weekend she will be dancing her Couples’ Choice to the Grange Hill theme tune and she is excited to give it everything she's got.Expert Gary Edwards told Express.co.uk how Molly was "on the list" to lift the Glitterball Trophy this year."I think they are pretty well-placed by now, they are hovering but hovering at a very good level."You have got to give it everything all the time, from the moment they walk on to when they are talking to the judges, to when they walk off."He added: "She's like sunshine.

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Emmerdale's Danny Miller has teased a potential Aaron Dingle and Robert Sugden, affectionally nicknamed Robron by fans, reunion. Danny, 31, is set to make a comeback to the village for the ITV soap's 50th anniversary after his character left in emotional scenes last year following the murder of his on-screen boyfriend Ben Tucker by evil serial killer Meena Jutla. Talking about his return, Danny was asked whether he would have liked on-screen ex-husband Robert (Ryan Hawley) to have been part of the comeback.

Emmerdale is set to reveal Mackenzie Boyd's lover next week after he cheated on Charity Dingle with a mystery and local person in the village. In upcoming episodes and after a few beers, Mack is left upset when a drunk Nate Robinson makes an ill-timed joke about his affair. And the pair are soon put on the spot when Charity's son, Ryan Stocks, senses something is awry and orders them to spill the beans.

Emmerdale fans are convinced Tracy Metcalfe (Amy Walsh) is Mackenzie's Boyd (Lawrence Robb) mystery woman.The villager has been trying to keep trying to keep has fling a secret after he cheated on girlfriend Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) last month.He had a one night stand after finding out Charity had lost their unborn baby in an ectopic pregnancy. READ MORE: Emmerdale Dawn and Clemmie's 'future' - Foster mum, Kim Tate feud and Clemmie killsMack was spotted laying topless in bed with a mystery hand knocking his phone out of his hand.Following the news that Tracy (Amy Walsh) is returning to the village in upcoming scenes, fans of the ITV soap are convinced she's the person Mack spent the night with.One fan penned online: "I say Tracey slept with Mack."Another agreed: "I say Tracy aswell."While a third person pointed out: "But where would her daughter have been?"Someone else replied: "She might not have been at babysitters."Fans don't have much longer to wait as Mack's secret lover will be revealed next week.In upcoming scenes, Mack is left feeling upset and mortified when a drunken Nate Robinson (Jurell Carter) makes an ill-timed joke about his affair.The pair are put on the spot when Charity's son Ryan Stocks (James Moore))senses something is awry and orders them to spill the beans.Eventually, Ryan squeezes the truth out of Mack and ends up telling him that he needs to inform his mother about what's happened.The following day, Mack worries about how he’ll be able to find the guts to tell Charity the truth and threatens to fight back any accusations - leaving Ryan beaten.Mack is relieved for the time being but Ryan struggles to keep the secret from Charity.However, the drama really heats up when Mack receives a phone call

Emmerdale star Danny Miller opened up about his awkward moment with Liz Estensen after he reunited with her on the ITV set for the first time since he left the show.As the 50th anniversary episode fast approaches, fans of the long-standing soap can’t wait to see the return of some of their favourite characters over the years.Last month, telly bosses announced that Aaron Dingle, Diane Sugden and Tracy Metcalfe will all return to the show for a huge storyline ahead.READ MORE: Emmerdale's Mack's mystery man revealed as fans 'work out' secret hunk's identityIn the past 12 months, Aaron star Danny has left the long-standing show, won I’m a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here! and helped his wife Steph Jones to raise their newborn son Albert.After he was crowned the winner of the ITV reality show, the actor was flooded with congratulatory messages from a list of famous friends, family members and adoring fans online.But one message he shouldn’t have missed was from the queen of the Dales herself Liz after she called the actor out for ignoring her congratulatory message more than seven months later.In an exclusive interview with Daily Star and other publications, Danny was asked if he had managed to catch up with any of the other stars who are returning to the soap for the anniversary stint.It was at this point the dad-of-one confessed the awkward catch up he had with the Diane Sugden star ahead of their scenes together for the dramatic anniversary.He explained: “I was with Liz yesterday and we were having a chat in the green room and it was really nice to see her, I always got on with Liz really well.“She text me after I’m A Celebrity congratulating me but I hadn’t seen the message because I didn’t have my phone until the end of

FORMER Emmerdale star Ryan Hawley has issued a heart-wrenching plea to fans ahead of a tough mission for charity. Ryan is most remembered for playing fan favourite Robert Sugden in the ITV soap where his relationship with Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) had fans hooked.  Now Ryan is set to embark on a deeply personal mission to run the London Marathon in honour of his best friend who passed away.

Emmerdale Jessie Dingle star Sandra Marvin recently excited fans, after she teased a possible return to the ITV soap.The star, who played headteacher Jessie between 2017 to 2019, is just the latest in a series of stars who have hinted at a return to the dales for the soap's 50th anniversary.Along with Emmerdale legend Diane Sugden, fans look set to be treated to a whole host of cameos from familiar favourites this October.READ NEXT: Emmerdale's Meena return for 50th anniversary teased as fans 'work out' prison escapeBut what is Sandra Marvin up to now, three years after leaving the soap?Daily Star takes a closer look inside the actresses' life.Sandra Marvin is best known for her role as headteacher Jessie Grant in Emmerdale, the mother of Billy Fletcher and Ellis Chapman, between 2017 to 2019.She later became a Dingle after marrying Marlon, following a long will they-won't they storyline.Their romance was not without its problems though, with Jessie's son Ellis turning up in the dales and throwing a number of punches at her future husband.That wasn't all, as ex-husband Al Chapman arrived and tore Jessie and Marlon apart, with Jessie departing the dales for good after spending the night with Al.Speaking to OK! Magazine, Sandra also revealed that she stepped away from her role in Emmerdale to take part in the theatre production Thunder Girls."I always felt I was being pulled in so many directions, still with a love for singing and theatre," said Sandra."It’s been an amazing time on Emmerdale, but I’m excited about what the future could hold."She added: "It was a really hard one as I love soaps and I always dreamed of being in one."After leaving Emmerdale, Sandra has continued to appear on stage and screen, in TV series