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Emmerdale fans think they have figured out Caleb Milligan and Nicky's downfall on the ITV soap after their true identities were finally revealed. Only recently, it was revealed that loveable Home Farm nanny Nicky is Caleb's son, which viewers had predicted, and Frank Tate was Caleb's dad.

Emmerdale fans think they have figured out Nicky's mum's identity after spotting a last name clue. Only recently, it was revealed that loveable Home Farm nanny Nicky is Caleb Milligan's son, which viewers had predicted, and Frank Tate was in fact Caleb's dad.

Emmerdale's Leyla Harding was dealt a devastating blow on Friday's episode after Caleb Milligan and Nicky's true identities were finally revealed. Only recently, Caleb and Leyla started a romance, where they were stalked by a mystery hooded person, who turned out to be loveable Home Farm nanny Nicky. However, this was just the start of explosive twists as it was then revealed that Nicky is in fact Caleb's son, which viewers had predicted.

Emmerdale fans have predicted another twist is coming, after news about newcomer Nicky's mother.

Emmerdale fans were left stunned this week when Nicky's identity was finally revealed. Viewers of the ITV soap haven't trusted the 'too good to be true' character since he arrived in the Dales back in December.

Emmerdale newcomer Nicky (played by Lewis Cope) made the revelation about his dad being Caleb Milligan (Will Ash) when he was caught spying on Leyla Harding (Roxy Shahidi). The pair got into a heated exchange which is when their true identities were finally revealed. Nicky and Caleb had been working together in to bid to get close to Kim Tate (Claire King) and Gabby Thomas (Rosie Bentham).

On Thursday night’s exciting instalment of Emmerdale, fans at home were treated to a double whammy of drama when it was revealed that Leyla Harding’s stalker was none other than Home Farm nanny Nicky. Yet in a further twist, once he had been caught out by Caleb Milligan, it was revealed that Nicky is actually the businessman’s son - who in turn is the son of former Home Farm owner Frank Tate.

Since first arriving in the Emmerdale village, fans at home have been convinced that newcomer Caleb Milligan (played by William Ash) wasn’t quite as squeaky clean as he had made out. Initially arriving on our screens in an unexpected prison visit while his brother, fan favourite Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) was awaiting trial for the murder of Al Chapman (Michael Wildman), it was revealed to viewers at home that Caleb was Faith Dingle's son.

Emmerdale star William Ash has promised that "there are a lot of fireworks ready to go off" as he teased a clash between the Tate and Dingle families after his character Caleb Milligan was exposed on Thursday. During the latest episode, Caleb and Nicky's true identities were finally revealed on the ITV soap after months of speculation from eagle-eyed fans.

Emmerdale was full of explosive scenes on Thursday's episode of the hit ITV soap as Caleb Milligan and Nicky's true identities were finally revealed. Only recently on the ITV soap, Leyla Harding has been stalked by a mystery hooded person with fans thinking it was drug dealer Callum, who had been released on bail.

There was definitely drama afoot on Thursday night’s instalment of Emmerdale, when show newcomers Caleb Milligan and Home Farm nanny Nicky were revealed to be father and son after months of intense speculation from fans about their mysterious identities. Yet in a further twist that nodded to their own impressive heritage, it was also revealed that Caleb was the son of former Home Farm patriarch Frank Tate and was back in the village to claim his birthright from the scheming Kim Tate who had been responsible for his death.

Emmerdale stars Will Ash and Lewis Cope have told fans that they can expect 'fireworks' as their family connections were finally revealed with the characters' true motivations still yet to be made clear. It was confirmed to viewers of the ITV soap on Thursday night (April 6) that Caleb and Nicky are father and son.

Emmerdale has had many famous families join the ITV village throughout the decades.From the Dingles to the Tates, the lives of the families have kept viewers on the edge of their seats as we experienced the highs, lows and scandals of their lives.One of the original families to join the series was the Tates, with many fans hoping that members such as Joe Tate will one day make an appearance in the dales.Along with sudden deaths, arrests, jail time, affairs and romance heartbreak, the drama has seen many of the Tates come and go, with only grandson Noah and original matriarch Kim Tate left in the village.As one of the most famous Emmerdale families, Daily Star has taken a look at where the stars who played the original Tates are now.The original Tate family patriarch was Frank, played by Norman Bowler from 1989 to 1997, following the character's sudden death from a heart attack.However long before his Emmerdale fame, the actor already had a long and successful acting career in TV series such as The Avengers, Crossroads and Softly, Softly.Although his last credited role was in Living In Hope in 2002, it is reported that away from acting, Frank is dedicated to charity work and supporting adult education programmes.As part of these programmes, it is reported that he works with actors to stage amateur productions.In his personal life, the actor was also married twice - first to Henrietta Moraes until 1956 and then to Diane Bowler until 2012, following her death.He is also the son of the famous London jeweller Clifford Norman Bowler, who has a plaque dedicated to him on Mill Lane in the city.Chris Tate was the son of Frank Tate, played by Peter Amory between 1989 and 2003 before the character sadly died.However while appearing

Emmerdale.Marlon suffers the stroke unexpectedly after proposing to Rhona Goskirk, and after being admitted to hospital, Chas and Charity agree to put their feud aside to support Marlon.The Dingle family have been one of the soap's most famous families throughout the decades, with many family members coming and going.However, characters such as Marlon have been some of the dale's most familiar faces.As the Dingle family begin to reunite with one another, Daily Star takes a look at where the stars who have played forgotten members of the Dingle family are now.Jacqueline Chadwick burst onto our screens as the feisty Tina Dingle in Emmerdale from 1994 to 1996, before leaving following Tina's famous love triangle with Frank Tate and Steve Merchant.Away from Emmerdale, she also had a rival soap role as Linda Baldwin in Coronation Street, who had flings with both Mike Baldwin and his son during her time on the Weatherfield cobbles, between 1998 to 2001.However, Jacqueline has since made an interesting career U-turn and now works as a crime author, penning best selling novels including In The Still.The actress turned author explained that she stepped away from our screens as she was not fond of the limelight, telling Daily Record: "When I started out in the soaps, celebrity didn’t exist and your private life was pretty much your own. That all changed in the Noughties when the phenomenon of stardom took off."After having my two children, I decided it was time to quit acting as I didn’t want them to be forced into the limelight because of me.

EMMERDALE’S most legendary family are unquestionable the Tates. Arriving with a bang in 1989 they revitalised the flagging soap and introduced a family the likes of which had not been seen before.

EMMERDALE’S most legendary family are unquestionable the Tates. Arriving with a bang in 1989 they revitalised the flagging soap and introduced a family the likes of which had not been seen before.

Emmerdale actor Alexander Lincoln, 26, has opened up about what it is like to portray the character of Jamie Tate, and he argued the son of Kim and Frank Tate is "frustrating".The programme's character was reintroduced in 2019 after his departure in 1999.In a new interview with Lorraine Kelly, Alexander divulged: "I've been very fortunate with Jamie in that I've got to show so many different aspects to him, so many different dimensions."But yeah, he is frustrating, because he sort of is just going along with the flow – that's one of the things about Jamie, he doesn't really take action that well, and he's sort of manipulated, and yeah it can be quite frustrating."Alexander's character Jamie is currently involved in a hit-and-run story after