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Emmerdale star Charley Webb recently had a hospital scan after experiencing pain in one of her breasts - after putting it off for ages.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb took to Instagram today and candidly spoke about her health.The Debbie Dingle actress admitted she feared going to the doctors during the current coronavirus pandemic, but eventually sought advice for a pain in her breast.The 32-year-old looked fresh-faced sporting a dressing gown, as she addressed her 494,000 followers.Charley began: "How is everybody? This week feels like it's really dragging."Anyway, I went to the doctor's last week because I've been having this pain in my boob."I know it's really personal but I wanted to talk about it because I put it off for ages."She continued: "I was referred to the hospital to go and get a scan.Touch wood everything is OK and I went to the hospital again yesterday."I kept

Charley and Matthew have been together since 2007 having first met each other while working together on Emmerdale.During their time together, the Emmerdale stars have since welcomed three children together including Buster, 10, Bowie, five, and Ace, one.Talking ahead of their Valentine's Day celebrations, Charley spoke of how the couple choose not to celebrate the day of love.The mum of three explained: "I don't like Valentine's Day."I sound like the equivalent of Scrooge but we do little things for each other."Like Matthew will bring me a cup of tea or if he goes to the supermarket, he'll get me my favourite chocolate.""Things like that is enough for me," she added to OK! Magazine.Matthew went on to joke: "Yesterday, I didn't get her Mini

Emmerdale actress Charley Webb wears the trousers at home when it comes to raising her three children with husband Mathew Wolfenden.The soap star, who is best known for playing Debbie Dingle in the long-running ITV show, is mum to Buster, 10, Bowie, five, and Ace, one.When asked who takes control in their relationship during a new interview, Charley was quick to reveal that it was most definitely her.“Oh, me, no question,” she admitted.“I wear the trousers in every aspect of the family and the house.”“I wear the chef’s apron,” Matthew, who also stars in Yorkshire soap opera, added.“If it wasn’t for me, no one would get fed!” the father-of-three told old OK! magazine.He went on to say that his wife would prefer him to discipline their

Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden have exclusively opened the doors to their family home in North Yorkshire to give OK! VIP Club members an insight into the behind the scenes of producing their very own front-page magazine cover for us during lockdown.Budding amateur photographer Matthew was eager to show off his skills for the COVID friendly photo shoot but has admitted that it wasn’t the easiest with three young children.Take a look at our exclusive video, where they share the struggles of home-schooling and how they keep the kids entertained during lockdown.

Chris Evans: Virgin Radio host rushed to hospital with stomach pains[LATEST]Mary Wilson dead: The Supremes star, 76, dies suddenly at home[TRIBUTES]Corrie's Beverley Callard sets record straight on free facelift[TV]She added: "Some days it feels too much and you think, ‘How can I make it more fun or interesting?’"The Emmerdale actress also addressed home-schooling her two young sons.Charley said that she wouldn't continue with it once the pandemic is over as it's not the right path for them."Then there’s the stress of the home-schooling, which is the worst part," Charley explained to OK! Magazine."Some days, you just need to take yourself away and have a bit of a cry, and then you feel so much better afterward."She concluded: "But I know us

Emmerdale star’s Matthew Wolfenden and Charley Webb have revealed that they’d definitely want to have another child, despite already having three children. Speaking exclusively to OK! magazine, the couple revealed they haven’t ruled out having another baby to add to their brood of sons, Buster, 10, Bowie, five, and Ace, one.

Emmerdale actress Charley Webb, 32, and her co-star husband Matthew Wolfenden, 40, share three sons together; 10-year-old son Buster, Bowie, five, and Ace, who is 19 months old.The pair admitted being at home together more often than usual in lockdown had been taking its toll, but this hasn’t put them off wanting more children in the future.The couple will celebrate their third wedding anniversary together this week, but admitted romantic gestures are not often on the cards.The actress said: “I think we’ve been together for so long.

On-screen their characters rarely cross paths, but away from the soap Emmerdale’s Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden have built a beautiful family together. And now, exclusively for OK! VIP club members, the couple have opened up about their life in lockdown in an incredibly open and honest interview, from being brought to tears by the stress of homeschooling to how they make their relationship work.

Emmerdale actress Charley Webb, 32, said she has “no idea” how to deal with her youngest son Ace’s temper and doesn’t know the reason behind it.The soap star shares 10-year-old son Buster, Bowie, five, and Ace with her husband and co-star Matthew Wolfenden, 40.Taking to her Instagram Story this evening, Charley asked her fans for their advice.She explained: “I’m going through such drama with Ace, so he has started throwing massive tantrums - he’s about 19 months.“I don’t even know his age, he’s number three, but he’s around 19 months.”She went on to say: “He’s started having massive tantrums, he yanks my hair out and bites me in full temper.READ MORE: James Martin issues apology in rare home life insight 'A lot to do'“I have no idea how to

Emmerdale star Charley Webb told fans that there had never been a “luckier baby”, when she took to social media following the birth of her co-stars' new addition.The actress, who is best known for playing Debbie Dingle in the ITV soap opera, was referring to the first child of Laura Norton, who plays Kerry Wyatt in the show, and Mark Jordan, also known as Daz Spencer.The real-life couple welcomed a baby boy called Jesse into the world on Friday, announcing the news on social media yesterday.Sharing pictures of the proud mum and baby online, Charley gushed about the new arrival.“I’m obsessed.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb looked as though she was having a great Saturday night as she danced away to Little Mix. The Debbie Dingle actress, 32, jived to the soundtrack of Sweet Melody while in her loungewear and she gave us a peek at her amazing dining area in the process.The star penned: “When one of the kids finishes their dinner mid dance.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb, 32, has revealed her husband Matthew Wolfenden’s plans with their 10-year-old son Buster have been “a lot for her brain to compute” this evening.The Debbie Dingle actress admitted she was secretly fuming over Matthew’s decision to tuck into a pizza while watching a movie with their eldest child in the couple’s bed in an effort to spend more quality time with him.Charley explained that she was trying her best to “be cool” about the idea, but was struggling because the concept of eating food in bed usually makes her feel nauseous.The mum-of-three, who also shares sons Bowie, five, and Ace, one, with her Emmerdale co-star and other half Matthew, addressed her inner conflict over their movie night in an Instagram

Emmerdale fans might only just be keeping up with the villages interwoven connections and relationships on-screen. However, there is as much to keep up with on-screen as many of the show's biggest stars keep it in the family and share the silver screen with their real-life family members.

Emmerdale’s Charley Webb has opened up about the pressures of lockdown and homeschooling, admitting that there are days where she feels like she’s “sinking a little bit”. Taking to her Instagram story to check in with her social media following, Charley, 32, said she had experienced a tough day when looking after her children – Buster, 10, Bowie, 5, and baby Ace.

During lockdown we’ve seen more and more celebrities passing the time by taking part in Q&A sessions with their fans on Instagram, and it’s fast becoming one of our most enjoyable ways to learn more about our favourite stars. And Emmerdale actress Charley Webb is the latest celeb to give fans an insight into her life.

When it comes to glamorous soap stars, Emmerdale's Charley Webb reigns supreme.The mum-of-three, who returned to the ITV soap this month after maternity leave, is looking more gorgeous than ever. She’s also been taking time off her mum duties to share beauty tips with her fans.

Charley Webb melted hearts with a sweet snap as she posed up a storm with her rarely seen lookalike sister Cassie Lomas.

Sarah Sugden has currently found herself at the centre of scandal on Emmerdale.The young character got back in touch with drug dealer Danny and then hid a bag of pills in Ethan’s jacket in dramatic scenes. But although it is all happening for the daughter of Debbie Dingle, what about the actress that plays her? Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter .

Emmerdale star Charley Webb, 32, said filming had become more difficult as she was no longer just learning her lines, but had also been doing her own hair and make-up for scenes.The Debbie Dingle star surprised fans with her return to the soap last month, where she was revealed as Al Chapman's (played by Michael Wildman) mystery woman.Discussing the changes on set on Loose Women today, the actress was asked if she had found filming for the soap difficult during lockdown.She replied: “Do you know what, yeah I did.

It’s all going on in the Yorkshire Dales at the moment, and Sarah Sugden finds herself in the centre of it all in hit show Emmerdale.The character, played 18 year old by Katie Hill, got back in touch with drug dealer Danny and then hid a bag of pills in Ethan’s jacket in dramatic scenes. So what’s next for the character? And who are her parents in the hit ITV show? Let’s take a look… Who is Sarah Sugden’s mum and dad in Emmerdale? Sarah’s mum is newly returned Debbie Dingle, played by Charley Webb, and her dad is Andy Sugden, played by Kelvin Fletcher.