Dramatic Emmerdale revelation: Charity Dingle admits her pregnancy concealment to Vanessa in a tense conversation!
In the latest episodes of Emmerdale, the village is abuzz with drama as Charity Dingle's pregnancy storyline unfolds. The TV series airs weeknights at 7.30pm on ITV1, with full listings available in the TV Guide.
Charity, played by Emma Atkins, has found herself in a complex situation. A few weeks ago, she had a drunken night and ended up in bed with Ross Barton, played by Michael Parr, after kissing Vanessa (Michelle Hardwick). However, Charity has been carrying a baby as a surrogate for her granddaughter Sarah Sugden and Jacob Gallagher.
Ross, suspecting the baby could be his own, has confronted Charity, demanding proof of paternity. This dramatic uncertainty has become the focal point of the storyline, with no conclusive confirmation revealed yet.
Meanwhile, Charity's relationship with Mack is strained, and he seems to have vanished. The emotional turmoil doesn't end there, as Ross has also questioned Charity about her marriage problems, suspecting they may be due to their drunken night.
In a surprising turn of events, Charity confided in Vanessa about her pregnancy secret in Monday's episode. However, in her distress, she admitted to being unsure who the baby was, but failed to correct the assumption that it could be Mack's.
Elsewhere, Kammy, who is covering for Vinny, who is struggling with his sexuality, is facing the consequences of Vinny's lies. An argument ensued between Charity and Ross, and after he was kicked out, Charity crumbled.
Vinny, played by Bradley Johnson, has gotten himself into a mess in his attempt to drown out his confusion over his sexuality. Belle, played by Eden Taylor-Draper, is furious when she learns that Kammy beat up Vinny and dumps the mechanic, not wanting to get involved with another violent man.
In a separate storyline, drug dealer Ray pretends to care for Dylan, giving him an advance on his wages despite suspecting Paddy's intentions.
Tune in to Emmerdale weeknights at 7.30pm on ITV1 to catch all the drama unfold.
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