ITV Emmerdale fans 'work out' Mack's grisly future as Charity Dingle PTSD plot spirals

Emmerdale viewers are convinced they've managed to work out the truth of what Gus Malcolm (played by Alan McKenna) has been planning behind the scenes, as Rhona Goskirk's (Zoe Henry) stolen embryo plot continues on. After witnessing the story unfold over the last few weeks, fans have now come up with a startling new theory that Gus's wife Lucy is secretly still alive.

Emmerdale viewers were left unimpressed when a scene in tonight's episode saw Kim Tate (played by Claire King) involved in an awkward gaffe at the Woolpack pub. Mary Goskirk (Louise Jameson) was in the middle of an upsetting situation with on-off love interest Suzy Merton (Martelle Edinborough) as the latter asked her if there was still anything between them in the middle of the working day. Put on the spot, Mary struggled to answer and ended up lying about her true feelings, before returning to the kitchen to carry on cooking lunch for all the village punters.

ITV Emmerdale fans threatened to 'switch off' on Tuesday evening after a karaoke session in the Dales pub, the Woolpack. Gail (Rachael Gill-Davis) was fronting a special event where the likes of Mandy Dingle (Lisa Riley)and Vanessa Woodfield (Michelle Hardwick) took to the mic.

Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) is on edge with her operation coming up in Emmerdale spoilers, but still only allows herself two weeks off from work at the Woolpack. Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) fears his mum isn’t facing up to the reality of the upcoming surgery. However, it’s Paddy Kirk (Dominic Brunt) who manages to get Chas to open up and she reveals she’s fearing the worst.

Emmerdale fans reckon they've sussed out the downfall of Gus Malcolm. Last year Rhona Goskirk discovered that her ex, Gus, and his partner Lucy were expecting a baby - this was after they'd told Rhona they couldn't have kids due to fertility problems. Rhona and Gus had gone through IVF years ago, resulting in some embryos being frozen.

Emmerdale's Tom King, played by James Chase, might be in for a rough ride, according to fans. He returned to the Dales last year after a decade in Saudi Arabia and quickly rekindled his romance with Belle, played by Eden Taylor Draper.The pair tied the knot earlier this year and have just returned from honeymoon, but viewers have seen Tom emotionally abuse Belle recently.The ITV soap has confirmed it will explore the nature of coercive control in a domestic abuse plotline.

Emmerdale fans were flooding to share the same response as some shared fresh fears for Charity Dingle. The Woolpack owner is back at home following her stint in custody for stabbing her husband Mackenzie Boyd.

Emmerdale viewers think they've sussed out Tom King's downfall in a "revenge" plot as the ITV soap is set to air some worrying scenes in the coming weeks.The soap will will depict Belle Dingle and Tom's controlling and abusive marital relationship, after they tied the knot earlier this month. While the couple have just come back from their honeymoon, fans have been worried about Tom's behaviour for a while, and even on their wedding day, Belle wasn't sure if she'd made the right choice marrying him.Tom has been showing all the signs of someone who wants to control everything, and it looks like he might start being physically harmful to Belle, as well as mentally.

Emmerdale star Lawrence Robb, who plays Mackenzie Boyd on the ITV soap, has taken to social media admitting he's "crazy" over a new venture away from the Dales. The actor took to Instagram to give an update.

The Dingles are at war in latest Emmerdale spoilers as Nate Robinson (Jurell Carter) seeks revenge on Caleb Miligan (William Ash) after bedding his wife. Nate is encouraged by Cain Dingle (Jeff Horley) and Moira Barton (Natalie J Robb) to return to work and exercise his rights as a partner in the car firm - along with Caleb. Caleb attempts to clear the air with Nate - but he’s no longer interested in engaging with his uncle.

Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) is saved by an unlikely person after stabbing Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) in Emmerdale. Charity has been suffering from hallucinations and nightmares since she killed Harry Harris (Robert Beck) on Christmas Day in order to keep Mackenzie safe. Charity kept saying she was fine, but she started acting very strangely at the pub during the Thursday 22 February episode.

Emmerdale has revealed some more details about the aftermath of Mackenzie Boyd being stabbed by his wife Charity Dingle. It has been confirmed that the character, played by Lawrence Robb, survives the ordeal but can his and Charity's relationship be repaired?

Emmerdale stars Emma Atkins and Lawrence Robb have shared their thoughts on the possible end of Charity Dingle and Mackenzie Boyd after their marriage faced a fresh crisis. The couple haven't had much marital bliss since tying the knot last year.

Emmerdale viewers were left confused during the latest episode, 23 February, as it appeared that the ITV soap had left out an incredibly important part of the legal system after Charity Dingle (played by Emma Atkins) stabbed her husband Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb). It had been weeks in the making, but Charity sadly lost it when Mack surprised her during the middle of a night terror during Thursday night's episode. As a result, her PTSD condition flared up in a major way, and the pub landlord became confused and hurt her husband, thinking it was evil villain Damon Harris instead.

Emmerdale star Lawrence Robb had just three words to share after viewers saw his character Mackenzie Boyd stabbed by his wife Charity Dingle in shock scenes. As fans of the ITV soap know, Charity has been struggling ever since accidentally killing Damon 'Harry' Harris.

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 fans reckon they've figured out who Ruby Fox-Miligan (Beth Cordingly) is really after with her revenge plot, and it's not who you might think. During Monday's episode, Ruby asked Kim Tate (Claire King) for help to get her own back on Caleb Miligan (William Ash), even though she'd just declared Kim an enemy.The pair bumped into each other in the village, and Ruby found out about Kim's past with her husband Caleb . Caleb and Ruby had only just got back together after planning to get divorced, but then things went wrong when Ruby revealed Caleb's affair.The Dingles have turned their backs on Caleb after finding out he was having an affair with Nate Robinson's (Jurell Carter) wife, Tracy Robinson (Amy Walsh).

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.

Emmerdale viewers are convinced that there's more than meets the eye with new character Ella Foster. Soap fans think Ella, played by former Corrie actress Paula Lane, is hiding a dark secret. During a recent episode of the ITV soap, Ella met Dawn in the Woolpack, who talked about how Meena Jutla spoiled her wedding to Billy.

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.