ITV Emmerdale fans stunned by Harriet's death as actress sends goodbye message and shares emotions behind scenes
18.10.2022 - 11:29
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Emmerdale's 50th anniversary windstorm claimed its first victim - and fans were stunned that it was PC-turned-vicar-turned PC again, Harriet Finch. During Sunday night's special hour-long episode to mark the ITV soap's milestone occasion, viewers saw Harriet squashed when she plunged down a ravine followed by the quad bike she was riding in search for pregnant Amelia Spencer.
Ignoring the looming storm, Amelia headed off to get a romantic picnic ready for her and her boyfriend Noah Dingle outside of the Yorkshire Village. However, the strong wind pushed her off her feet and a sudden fall led to the teen going into early labour. She managed to make a brief call to her dad to tell him she was having the baby but lost signal before being able to tell him where she was.
Back at Home Farm, following Will Taylor and Kim Tate's wedding, Lydia arrived and asked for help in the search for Amelia. Kim was quick to request Sam saddle up her horse, Ice, but as she searched for the teen in the woods, Kim stumbled across a trapped Harriet. As she tried to help, her horse bolted and left Kim without a way of returning to the village for help.
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Then in another twist, both women ended up lying lifeless after a fork of lightning struck the quad throwing them both. Kim hit her head on a stone, leaving viewers wondering if either of them will be able to escape the storm. But it was then confirmed during the start of Monday night's episode (October 17) that Kim survived and sadly, Harriet had lost her life in the freak accident.
An emotional and injured Kim later arrived back at Home Farm to break the awful news of Harriet's death to
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