ITV Emmerdale fans fume at soap bosses as they point out three huge plot holes

Emmerdale star Dean Andrews, who plays Will Taylor on the ITV soap, has revealed he has been in hospital undergoing surgery as he shared a photo of himself in a medical gown.The soap star, 60, shared a snap from his hospital bed on Thursday as he attempted to reassure his loyal fans by giving a thumbs up sign to the camera with a soft smile. He shared more details in a caption. He wrote: "Surgery went well.

Emmerdale star Zoe Henry has said her latest storyline has been 'draining' but shared one particular joy that it is actually bringing to her and her co-stars. As viewers of the ITV soap know, Zoe's character Rhona Goskirk is facing court after being charged with kidnapping baby Ivy.

Emmerdale's latest episode hinted at a surprising exit for a character who has been part of the ITV show for nearly 15 years.

A popular Emmerdale character could be set for leave after 15 years on the soap.Teenager Angelica King is awaiting sentencing for causing the death of Heath Hope. Angel, played by Rebecca Bakes, is likely set to receive a custodial sentence, meaning she could spend years away from the village. Fans will recall that Heath lost her life after Cathy Hope stole a car to get herself, Angel and Heath to a party in Hotten, but Angel took the wheel after becoming frustrated with Cathy's slow driving.

Emmerdale viewers are convinced that Charity Dingle (played by Emma Atkins) is about to seriously hurt her husband Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) and his fate could be sealed, as her Post-traumatic stress disorder seems to have spiralled out of control. The Woolpack pub landlord has been struggling to move forward after accidentally killing Damon "Harry" Harris at the start of this year, and was left incredibly traumatised by the terrifying events in a local warehouse. While Charity managed to save Mack from villainous Harry, she has been unable to sleep ever since she shot the latter, and has become increasingly reactive to loud noises and upsetting moments.

Emmerdale star Zoe Henry has teased a 'dagger to the heart' for her character Rhona Goskirk as she faces the repercussions for kidnapping baby Ivy. Recent emotional scenes saw Rhona facing the prospect of saying goodbye to her biological daughter.

Emmerdale viewers were left completely gobsmacked as tonight's instalment of the ITV soap finally appeared to reveal the truth about Amit Sharma (played by Anil Goutam). For months now, Jai Sharma (Chris Bisson) has been convinced that his biological father had secretly murdered his uncle and adopted father Rishi Sharma. The horrific scenes unfolded on Jai and Laurel's (Charlotte Bellamy) wedding day last year, when Rishi was found lying dead at the bottom of his stairs.

The latest Emmerdale story has been dividing opinion amongst viewers everywhere with Rhona Goskirk (Zoe Henry) and Marlon Dingle (Mark Charnock) going against Gus Malcolms (Alan McKenna) for custody of baby Ivy. And while sometimes certain storylines can be stressful for the actors, they confess that having babies on set has eased the tension their characters are feeling. “I work with animals and babies, it’s the best job,” says Zoe.

Love Island fans have shared their disappointment after Josh Ritchie and Sophie Piper came third on All Stars. Many viewers had been hoping the couple would take the top spot on the ITV2 show, with them having become fan favourites. Sophie, 24, and Josh, 29, lost out to Molly Smith and Tom Clare, who were declared the winners of the first All Stars series.

There's an emotional week in store for the residents of Emmerdale as Chas Dingle reveals the cause of her cancer while Rhona Goskirk continues to fight for daughter Ivy. Can the Dingles rally around their loved ones in their time of need? Chas shares devastating news Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) breaks the news to her family that the cause of her cancer is the faulty BRCA2 gene, which is hereditary, in Emmerdale spoilers leaving her entire family fearing their future. Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley), Caleb Miligan (William Ash) and Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) are blindsided to learn there’s a high chance they could have it too, and that they may have passed it onto their children.

Emmerdale fans have been left fearing for Belle Dingle's safety after her husband Tom King once again showed his true colours in an explosive overreaction for failing to get his own way. Things all kicked off on the day of the couple's wedding, when Tom brutally scolded his bride for wanting to open a letter from her late mother Lisa, after the ceremony.

Emmerdale weddings are notorious for their chaotic and unforgettable moments, and Belle Dingle's recent nuptials to Tom King were no exception. Amidst the rowdy guests and unexpected twists, viewers were treated to a surprising revelation about Belle's true identity. While fans have long known Belle by her shortened name, her full name was unveiled during the wedding ceremony, much to the surprise of many.

After weeks of meticulous planning, Emmerdale fan favourite Belle Dingle finally walked down the aisle as part of her wedding to new lover Tom King, with the Dingles pulling out all the stops to make sure the special day went without a hitch. At the start of the week, Belle had been riddled with doubt about whether or not her big day would go ahead, after she and Tom faced a heartbreaking row over her request to have a photo of her late mum Lisa at the wedding.

Emmerdale fans are getting more and more worried about Belle Dingle, as they think they've figured out that her fiance Tom King Jr is "in disguise" and might not be who he claims to be.Tom, who is Carl's son, came back to the village last year and quickly got back together with Belle. But since then, there have been a few warning signs. He 'accidentally' pushed Belle so she cut her face on a table edge, and he's been putting her down and making her feel bad about her choices.

Love Island: All Stars has been likened to the "Jeremy Kyle Show" after a massive bust-up left one Islander in floods of tears.The drama first kicked off on Wednesday 14 January, after the cast had earlier played a revealing game called Couple Of Sorts, which showed what the public really thinks of their relationships. While the game may have seemed fun at first, the atmosphere soon got heated when Anton Danyluk and Georgia Harrison realised they weren't seen as a strong couple by viewers at home.

Love was in the air on Coronation Street, as long-term couple Leanne and Nick officially got engaged, after Leanne got down on one knee and popped the question, due to it being a lear year. During Wednesday evening's episode, 14 February, Leanne waited for Nick in the pub before declaring her love. She said: "I know that we've been through some really tough times but I think that is what makes us stronger so, as it's a leap year, I just wanted to ask, will you marry me?" Nick looked shocked and had a slight delay before saying "yes".

Emmerdale viewers were left heartbroken for Belle Dingle (played by Eden Taylor-Draper), as she received a devastated phone call from her dad Zak Dingle (Steve Halliwell) ahead of her wedding day. The character has been planning her nuptials to fiancé Tom King (James Chase) on the ITV soap in recent weeks, with the pair deciding to tie the knot in a lavish Valentine's Day event. Sadly, Belle's dad phoned on Wednesday's instalment, 14 February, to tell her that he'd "done his back in" and wouldn't be able to come to the wedding any longer, leaving her not wanting to go ahead with the day at all.

Ever since Coronation Street favourite Mary Taylor lost her lover Norris back in 2021, the star has been sorely neglected in the romance department, with her will-they-won’t-they relationship with Brian Packham never quite getting off the ground. However, in new scenes which aired on Tuesday 13 February, Mary revealed that she was beginning the lament her lack of partner, as she revealed she would instead be spending her Valentine’s Day this year crying into her Ben Shephard cushion.The hilarious but heartbreaking development first began when Billy Mayhew had hoped to impress his husband Paul Foreman with a surprise Valentine’s gift of a ride in a motorcycle sidecar, driven by his pal biker Dewy.

Emmerdale viewers have worked out that a reunion between fan-favourites Charity Dingle (played by Emma Atkins) and Vanessa Woodfield (Michelle Hardwick) could be on the cards following Tuesday's episode, 13 February. Vanessa has only just returned to the ITV soap after a year away during the actress's maternity leave, but fans have been begging for her to connect with ex Charity again.The pub landlord, who is currently married to Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) was taken-aback to see her former flame in David's shop in the village, with her son Johnny in tow. Charity's son Moses was thrilled to be reunited with his former step-brother, and the pair instantly ran off to play.

Emmerdale fans were left perplexed during a major kidnap plot involving Rhona Goskirk, played by Zoe Henry. The worried mum thought she needed to take baby Ivy and flee to Canada, as Ivy's dad Gus grew suspicious of Rhona's sudden disappearance in the episode aired on Monday (February 12).