Emmerdale's Danny Miller pays sweet tribute to 'amazing' co-star

Emmerdale actor Danny Miller reveals he would never have made his shock return to the soap earlier this month if it weren’t for his wife, Steph and shares how much he enjoyed his "gap year" with his son. Paying a loving tribute to Steph – with whom he shares his two-year-old son Albert and daughter Edith, who was born in August – the star says: “I owe it all to Steph. I am so lucky.

Emmerdale actor Danny Miller has admitted he never would have made his surprise return to the ITV soap earlier this month if it wasn't for his wife Steph. The 32-year-old quit playing Aaron Dingle in 2021 and in the two years since, he and Steph have got married and welcomed two children; son Albert, two, and daughter Edith, who was born in August. Danny also enjoyed a stint in the I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! castle when Albert was just weeks old, and emerged from the show as the winner.

It's been just weeks since Danny Miller made his return as Emmerdale's Aaron Dingle, but his character has wasted no time in making his presence felt in the village. Aaron's shock return came as part of the annual Super Soap Week and bosses managed to keep the scenes a total secret until they aired on ITV. Danny, 32, has now shared his joy at returning to the Dales and revealed to OK! that his character won't be taking any prisoners.

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Emmerdale viewers have slammed the return of a former show favourite, accusing the soap's bosses of giving him a "personality transplant" and saying "why bring him back?". Last week's episodes saw Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) unveiled as the mystery man being held hostage in an abandoned farmhouse by Cain and Caleb in Emmerdale last week.

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Emmerdale fans were treated to a blast from the past this week, when Danny Miller returned to the soap as a permanent cast member as part of an exciting kick off to Super Soap Week. In nail biting scenes which aired on Monday 9 October, the mystery prisoner who had been held captive by Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) and Caleb Miligan (William Ash), was revealed to be none other than the duo’s nephew Aaron Dingle! The pair had kidnapped and detained their errant relative in the hopes of keeping him out of trouble, after it emerged he had stolen £30,000 from members of the Italian mafia - who were keen to collect what they were owed.

Emmerdale fans how been issuing the same response following Aaron Dingle's return. The character, played by Danny Miller, made a dramatic return to the village during scenes aired in the ITV soap on Monday night (October 9).

Danny Miller has issued an apology as he was seen making a shock return to Emmerdale, nearly two years after he quit as a full-time cast member. Fans of the ITV soap had been desperate to know who Cain Dingle and Caleb Milligan have been keeping hostage in an empty barn.

Emmerdale star Danny Miller has been left in "agony" after he suffered an injury during the dramatic return of his tormented character Aaron Dingle on the ITV soap. Fans were overjoyed to discover that Aaron was the secret hostage being kept hidden by his uncles Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) and Caleb Milligan (William Ash) in the abandoned farm house.

Danny Miller has joked there was 'no acting required' as he discussed his dramatic return to Emmerdale. The actor took fans by surprise during Monday night's (October 9) trip to the Dales when he was revealed as the person being kept essentially hostage in a barn by his uncle Cain Dingle.

Emmerdale star Danny Miller has opened up about his return to the soap almost two years after his emotional exit. The actor spoke out in tears when he shared his decision to leave the ITV soap at the end of 2021 in order to take part in I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here.