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Emmerdale legend Sheree Murphy has revealed she would love to go on popular BBC dance competition Strictly Come Dancing, but added that she'd be apprehensive about how "intense" it can be. The 48-year-old, who played Tricia Dingle on the ITV soap for six years between 1998 and 2004, has reportedly had meetings with show bosses before but hinted that the recent uncertainty surrounding Amanda Abbington's exit has put her off.

Almost 20 years after she famously bid farewell to Emmerdale in heartbreaking scenes, Tricia Dingle actress Sheree Murphy has been living the dream life with her family after swapping acting for parenthood.The talented actress played Tricia on the ITV soap for six years in total between 1998 and 2004, when her character was famously killed off so that she could take a career break and focus on her family.The 48 year old star, is now a proud mum to four children, son Taylor, 20, and daughters Ruby, 18, Matilda, 13, and Dolly, 10 - all of which she shares with her former footballer husband Harry Kewell. Although Sheree may have bid farewell to her acting roots, the much loved star has continued to appear on our screens over the years, including on I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! and Celebrity MasterChef.

Emmerdale star Sheree Murphy has revealed her insane Mariah Carey-inspired walk-in-wardrobe at her Cheshire home. Sheree, 48, played the role of Tricia Dingle in the hit ITV soap from 1998 to 2004 and went on to star in the likes of Hollyoaks and Neighbours. She has previously appeared as a panellist on Loose Women and took part in I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here back in 2005 where she finished in second place.

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Emmerdale star Sheree Murphy has given her fans a glimpse inside her sprawling family home, where she resides with her former footballer husband Harry Kewell and their four children. The actress, 46, is best-known for her portrayal of Tricia Dingle in the hit ITV soap, and she starred on Emmerdale up until 2004, when she decided to take a career break in order to spend more time with her family.

the Latics proved to be the goalless draw against Southend at the weekend. Wanderers recently played Oldham at beat their fellow Greater Manchester side 2-0 thanks to Harry Clarke's own goal and Eoin Doyle's strike.

Oldham to 19th in League Two and now sit a place ahead of Ian Evatt's Wanderers side after the win on goals scored, having the same points as the Trotters and an identical goal difference. And Kewell said he would 'love' to play Wanderers 'week in, week out' due to their footballing abilities after watching what he felt was a good game.

The Latics confirmed the news last month, but did not disclose the reasons why Wheater and Woods were no longer part of the first team squad. The representatives of both players, Quorum Sports, later responded to the move by the Latics.