Emmerdale fans were left sobbing on Thursday's hour-long episode as Faith Dingle died after deciding to take her own life amid her devastating cancer battle. Earlier this year, Faith discovered that her breast cancer had returned and it was terminal with her family trying to make her final few months as special as possible. Only recently, Faith told daughter-in-law Moira Dingle about her plan to end her life as her health started to deteriorate amid her cancer battle.
Emmerdale Faith Dingle's heartbreaking storyline inspired by BGT star
11.10.2022 - 22:45 / ok.co.uk
Faith Dingle’s devastating final Emmerdale scenes were inspired by the death of a much-loved Britain’s Got Talent contestant, it has been revealed. Tina Humphrey went down in BGT history after wowing viewers of the ITV talent contest with a show-stopping performance with her dog Chandi in 2010 - paving the way for similar acts to follow. But, seven years later, Tina took her own life after enduring an agonising struggle with cancer.
She was 45 when she swallowed drugs before turning to her husband Steve, holding his hand and telling him how much she loved him. It took 15 hours for her to slip away, with Steve watching on in horror - an experience that has left him emotionally scarred to this day. Now it has emerged that photographer Steve, 66, has been working alongside Emmerdale to make sure Faith Dingle’s final storyline is being handled with sensitivity and compassion.
Fans of the ITV soap are preparing to say goodbye to Faith - the Dingle matriarch - as she makes the decision to end her breast cancer suffering by taking her own life. Sally Dexter, who plays Faith, has told how she took advice from Steve on how to play the character’s final moments.The actress and soap’s producers were left in tears as Steve shared details of Tina's death. Sally told The Sun: “We were all extremely moved by Steve’s story.
I only hope we have done as much justice to the story as we could. “At the outset of telling this story we agreed all sides of this debate needed to be heard and respected.” Steve met Tina in November 2015 - five years after she and border collie Chandi finished fourth in BGT. After a whirlwind romance, the couple got engaged and decided to marry in 2016.
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Emmerdale's Sally Dexter speaks out on harrowing Faith Dingle death
Emmerdale actress Sally Dexter has told how she and the soap's producers were moved to tears after the husband of late Britain's Got Talent contestant Tina Humphrey detailed her tragic death to help with a storyline. Dog trainer Tina - who wowed television audiences with her dancing blue merle collie Chandi and finished fifth in the final of the 2010 series - fought the aggressive form of cancer, metastasised melanoma, for more than a year before she died at the age of 45 in 2017. And her photographer partner Steve, 66, who met Tina in November 2015, recalled for ITV bosses how she made the heartbreaking decision to end her life by swallowing a toxic cocktail of drugs to honour her in an upcoming plot involving Sally's character Faith Dingle.
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