'Hearts so full' Emmerdale's Charley Webb sparks frenzy as she shares reunion with co-star

is loving his new role as dad to baby boy Sasha. The star and Clara Berry welcomed their first child together on Sept. 23, and fatherhood is looking good on the actor.«When you have a child, it pulls everything closer in your life in terms of the people that you love, your friends,» Apa told ET's Melicia Johnson at the 39th annual PaleyFest L.A.

Selena Gomez is over people commenting on her body and she's letting them know it. The  star took to TikTok stories on Sunday to call out the body shamers who make remarks about her looks.«So I be trying to stay skinny, but I went to Jack in the Box and I got four tacos, three egg rolls, onion rings and a spicy chicken sandwich,» she said. But the singer noted that it doesn't matter what she eats because, regardless of what she does, people will continue to criticize her body.«But honestly, I don't care about my weight because people b**ch about it anyway.

Emmerdale star Jeff Hordley's wife Zoe Henry has opened up about the "weight of what's going on" at the home she shares with her husband-of-19-years and their two children.

Emmerdale actress Zoe Henry has given fans a rare insight into her love life with co-star Jeff Hordley.The soap stars, who play Rhona Goskirk and Cain Dingle in the ITV serial drama, have been together 28 years.They met at drama school in 1994 when they were youngsters and have been together ever since.Zoe, 48, appeared on ITV's Lorraine on Tuesday morning (March 22) to discuss her latest harrowing storyline.However, conversation quickly turned to her person life as Lorraine Kelly quizzed her about working with her husband.Lorraine, 62, pointed out that Zoe rarely appears in any scenes with Jeff.The actress laughed as she replied: Which is great. We have a separate existence at work and we like that."We often do line learning together."Zoe also added that Jeff is currently "taking the weight" at home as she films Rhona's heartbreaking storyline as she deals with the aftermath after fiancè Marlon Dingle's stroke.

FURIOUS soap fans kicked off this week after an old Emmerdale storyline resurfaced revealing Cain Dingle as a 'paedo'. A repeat of a 2001 episode showed him bed 15-year-old Ollie Reynolds in a sick revenge scheme against her mum Angie - Cain's ex.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb has expressed how much she misses her “old work family” in her latest instagram post featuring pictures of the actress enjoying a fun night with some of them.Charley, 34, known as Debbie Dingle on the ITV soap for more than 10 years, posted pictures out with her former colleagues and shared how much they meant to her.The snaps featured Emma Atkins, who played mum Charity, and former fictional dad Cain, played by Jeff Hordley, as well as other stars Zoe Henry and Eden Taylor-Draper.The post featured Charlie oozing her own eclectic style and wearing a beanie hat, leopard print tights under an over sized blazer and slouchy black boots.In one shot she posed next to her former co-star Jeff, draped on his shoulder with her tongue cheekily out.Charley captioned the photos: "I will forever love my old work family. My heart feels so full and grateful they came into my life all those years ago.

Emmerdale actors Zoe Henry and Mark Charnock have revealed the life-changing experience their characters, Rhona Goskirk and Marlon Dingle, will go through together.The fictional couple’s lives were turned upside down when Marlon suffered a stroke just when they decided to get engaged.Rhona and Marlon were set to propose to each other when Marlon started to feel frightened and disoriented before feeling his consciousness fade.Worried about her dad, April rushes home to find him struggling to stay conscious.Mark described his character’s incident as a “distressing” and “traumatic” experience, while Zoe defined it as “a new challenge”.However, the couple does not lose hope as they are determined to overcome the “bump in the road”.Mark told Express.co.uk and other media outlets: "There’s a great deal of hope that things can only get better from where they are, there’s positivity to be had from it too.“So hopefully apart from it being distressing, traumatic for the characters, also it will inspire them to get their lives back."And hopefully it will inspire the people watching to maybe change their lifestyles a little bit in order to head this off before it happens to them because it happens to so many people."Asked about April’s emotions following her dad’s stroke, Zoe pointed out that she had also suffered the loss of her mother and that there were “a lot of things echoing for her.”She said: “The kids sometimes are way more adaptable and accepting than he gives them credit for and she’s pretty strong and she’s amazing.“But you can’t erase the fact that she’s lost her own mother not that long ago, so there’s a lot of things echoing for her.”Zoe went on to explain how Rhona coped with the traumatic experience and how her life

EMMERDALE fans are demanding Cain Dingle is sent to jail after a forgotten storyline showed him to be a paedophile. The village hardman - who is played by actor Jeff Hordley in the ITV soap - has always been a bad boy and a criminal.

Emmerdale fans have made a very clear demand to soap bosses as they witnessed a sudden exit from the village.

Emmerdale resident Marlon Dingle faces a serious health battle this week, after he suffers a life threatening stroke.The character unexpectedly suffers a stroke following his proposal to love of his life Rhona Goskirk, with daughter April discovering Marlon collapsed at home later that evening.Talking to Daily Star and other press, Marlon actor Mark Charnock has discussed the impact that the stroke will have on his character, and his hope that the storyline will raise awareness of the condition amongst the wider public.Reflecting on the moment that Marlon suffers the stroke, Mark explained that it comes as a sudden shock for both Marlon and his family, following his proposal to Rhona. After proposing to Rhona, he rushes back home after he realises that he has forgotten the engagement ring for her - but suffers the stroke while at home.Mark said: "He runs off to his house to get the ring and goes into the house, and is scurrying around trying to find it.

Charley Webb was told she left fans feeling 'sad' as she enjoyed a reunion with some of her Emmerdale co-stars.

Former Emmerdale star Charley Webb has announced that she will "forever love" her co-stars, almost a year after leaving show.The actress, 34, who played Debbie Dingle on the Yorkshire soap from 2002 until last year, shared a sequence of heartwarming snaps on her Instagram account, as she reunited with some of her on-screen soap family, The Dingles. Charley insisted that she hasn't forgotten her colleagues - many of whom she worked alongside for 19 years - telling her 559,000 online fans: "I will forever love my old work family".

ITV viewers have been accustomed to new episodes of The Chase. But they were rattled when Bradley Walsh welcomed Emmerdale stars in the programme, realising the episode was actually a re-run.

Emmerdale actors and actresses appeared on The Chase today to take on the Chaser and be in with a chance of winning a huge cash prize for their chosen charities – but fans at home were fuming because the show happened to be a re-run.The panel was made up of Amy Walsh who plays Tracy Metcalfe, Matthew Wolfenden who plays David Metcalfe, Charley Webb who played Debbie Dingle and Mark Charnock who plays Marlon Dingle.Hopeful to take home some cash for their charities, they took on The Sinnerman, Paul Sinha.Fans at home though couldn't concentrate on the gameshow, because many moaned that the episode aired on Sunday night (March 13) had already been aired – multiple times in fact.One person fumed: "I've lost count the amount of times they've repeated this episode #TheChase."While another said: "@ITV have repeated this episode of #TheChase more times than they've repeated the bloody Harry Potter films."And a third added: "Repeat Repeat Repeat!!! Round and round this episode goes!! How long are ITV going to constantly fill our screens with repeats on Sundays?? Thank God for Netflix #ITV #TheChase."Someone else fumed over celebrity specials in general, writing: "I hate celebrity versions. 1.

Life on the set of Emmerdale has always looked pretty idyllic to us. Not only is the set located in a beautiful location just outside Leeds, but the cast often talk about the close friendships between them. Just look at Emma Atkins and Lucy Pargeter who recently told OK! that they are really good pals but joked that they haven't snogged each other yet! Now talking exclusively to OK! former cast member Gemma Atkinson talked about her friendships with the Emmerdale gang, saying: “It’s a really lovely vibe” She played Carly Hope from 2015 until 2017, the daughter of Bob Hope from his second wife.

Emmerdale's Charley Webb, 34, and Matthew Wolfenden, 41, began dating in 2007 after meeting on the soap and married in 2018.

EMMERDALE fans are disgusted at Charity Dingle for forgetting about boyfriend Mackenzie Boyd. The Woolpack landlady - who is played by actress Emma Atkins in the ITV soap - had a near kiss with ex Vanessa last night and tonight has decided to ignore her boyfriend in favour of trying to reunite.

Emmerdale this week, as her mother Mary arrived unexpectedly in the village.While Marlon Dingle attempted to propose to Rhona, Mary made her shock entrance - but why?With Rhona and Mary's relationship already strained, what will this mean for Rhona's life in the village? Viewers will have to wait and see.Rhona has had quite a few unexpected surprises recently, particularly following the arrival of her son Marcus Dean.However, Rhona actress Zoe Henry's life is far less dramatic - including a sweet bond with her onscreen mum, marriage to her Emmerdale co-star and living at her stunning Yorkshire home.

Emmerdale stars Daisy Campbell and Katie Hill looked worlds away from their soap characters in a sweet birthday post shared on Tuesday. Taking to Instagram, Daisy, 18, who plays play Amelia Spencer, celebrated Katie's 19th birthday as she shared a fun selfie of them together on a night out.

Emmerdale fans went wild over The Woolpack's new "modern" makeover on Thursday's hour-long episode as new owners Charity Dingle and Ryan Stocks had a disastrous opening. The iconic boozer, which was destroyed in a dramatic explosion at the end of last year, was previously owned by Chas Dingle and Marlon Dingle. However, the duo were forced to give it up when they got into money troubles and it went to auction, where Charity and Ryan were unveiled as the surprise owners.

Emmerdale's Charity Dingle star Emma Atkins has revealed that the ITV soap's 50th anniversary is "bigger and better" than expected.The actress, 46, who has played Charity since 2000, appeared on Tuesday's Good Morning Britain to discuss Emmerdale's new schedule, which started earlier this week. From Monday 7 March, Emmerdale’s air time has permanently changed from 7pm to 7.30pm, which means it will be in direct competition with EastEnders that starts at the same time on BBC One.This comes as part of a planned new restructure of the times of the ITV soaps, as Coronation Street will also shift to 8pm for an hour long episode on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.