After her dog got ran over, Paddy worries about how to tell Del the severity of the situation. He gently lets her know that Titch’s recovery may not be possible.
But it turns out Del already suspected that he was only trying to make her feel better – and the pair kiss!
However, things don’t stay smooth sailing for long, as at Andy’s barbecue, Toni decides to stir the pot.
Pretending she’s looking out for her friend, she tells Del that she believes Paddy is actually on the rebound. And she even decides that is the best moment to tell Del about Paddy confessing his love to her.
Del, obviously angry by what she heard, decides to confront Paddy – but what will he say?
Classic Emmerdale spoilers: Andy and Katie clash
Jo spots Jamie and Katie in a deep conversation at Butlers Farm, and tells Andy she thinks Jamie is into her which doesn’t go down well.
At his barbecue the pair spend more time talking, so Andy gets drunk. When Katie later finds him, he confesses he hates seeing her flirt with Jamie.
As they argue, Andy brings up Katie’s history, which leaves her shocked at his anger. She tries to remind him that her past is in the past and she has apologised for everything.
Katie explains that she isn’t the one doing any flirting, but she can’t help it if someone else flirts with her. Andy gets a warning that if he can’t accept her history, they may not have a future.
Pearl decides to make silk flowers (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Pearl gets to work
Pearl’s money problems have been getting worse and worse, causing her to make the desperate decision to take a loan from Eric. Now, she wants to pay him back.
Thinking of ideas that will help her earn money, she decides to start doing a home-working scheme making silk flowers – what could go wrong!
Later, it dawns on her just how big of a job it is and she realises she has to work through the whole night to complete the flowers.
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Emmerdale stars have a strong track record when it comes to competing on Dancing On Ice. Torvill and Dean’s ITV ice dancing show is one of the hardest reality shows, and certainly isn’t for the faint-hearted.
Over its 16 series, four stars of the Dales have skated their way to victory. But can you remember who they are?
Let’s take a look at every Emmerdale star who set foot on the ice rink. Who got booted out early, and which ones made it all the way to Bolero?
Emmerdale stars on Dancing on Ice: The winners!
Triumphant Gaynor won series one with Daniel Whiston (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Gaynor Faye
Gaynor Faye was the first celebrity to ever win Dancing On Ice way back in 2006. At the time, the actress was best known for her Coronation Street role as Judy Mallett.
Gaynor was partnered with professional skater Daniel Whiston. The popular pair beat actors Stefan Booth and Bonnie Langford to lift the trophy. Gaynor then went on to perform in the Dancing On Ice live tour in 2010. And two years after that she joined the cast of Emmerdale, playing Megan Macey from 2012 to 2019.
Winner Suzanne Shaw clutches her trophy alongside partner Matt Evers and Torvill and Dean (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Suzanne Shaw
Super-skilled Suzanne Shaw skated/headbanged her way to victory in 2008. The singer and actress was partnered with American pro Matt Evers and impressed the judges with their daring routines.
Their dance to Madonna’s Music was a highlight of the series and earnt them 6.0s across the board. Even usually cold-hearted judge Jason Gardiner was wowed. Suzanne became the series three champion, beating actors Chris Fountain and Zaraah Abrahams. The star went on to have a year-long stint in Emmerdale, playing the flirtatious Eve Jenson.
Dan and Hayley were a dream team on the ice – especially in this number (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Hayley Tamaddon
Another natural on the ice was Hayley Tamaddon, who won the fifth series in 2010. The actress was already known to millions for her role as Emmerdale’s Delilah Dingle.
Hayley was partnered with Daniel Whiston, who she’d been friends with since childhood. The pair were strong contenders from the start, but their moment of glory came in the show’s Movie Week. Dressed in gold, Hayley and Daniel danced to the song Jai Ho (You Are My Destiny) from the smash hit movie Slumdog Millionaire.
The flawless routine earnt them maximum scores and has also gone down in DOI history. Hayley was crowned champion, beating Hollyoaks actors Gary Lucy and Kieron Richardson.
Emmerdale star Matthew Wolfenden was another Dancing on Ice winner (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Matthew Wolfenden
Matthew Wolfenden was a master of the blades and the fourth Emmerdale star to lift the trophy. He triumphed in the 2012 series alongside pro partner Nina Ulanova.
Matthew and Hollyoaks star Jorgie Porter emerged as the front runners from week one, and their skate-off to Madonna’s 4 Minutes was one to remember. Matthew pipped Jorgie and X Factor star Chico in the final of the ITV show. He returned to his day job of playing Emmerdale’s David Metcalfe, but kept skating, taking part in a DOI national arena tour.
Emmerdale stars on Dancing on Ice: The almost made its!
Aussie Emily and partner Dan were given flowers when they were eliminated (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Emily Symons
Australian actress Emily Symons was playing Emmerdale’s Louise Appleton when she got the call to take part in DOI. She then became a contestant in the second series, which aired in 2007.
Emily became Daniel Whiston’s second partner. The pair impressed the ‘Ice Panel’ with their heartfelt routines and made it all the way to the semi-final. They finished in fourth place behind Duncan James, Clare Buckfield and winner Kyran Bracken.
Dan Whiston was often paired with Emmerdale stars on Dancing On Ice – including Linda Lusardi (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Linda Lusardi
Linda Lusardi competed in Dancing On Ice’s third season in 2008. At the time she was a regular in Emmerdale, playing the character of Carrie Nicholls. Linda was also partnered with the popular Daniel Whiston. The duo danced to tracks such as Robbie Williams’ She’s the One and Christina Aguilera’s Candyman. Linda made it all the way to week eight, but lost out in their save me skate to actress Zaraah Abrahams.
Emmerdale star Roxanne Pallet was also partnered with Dan! (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Roxanne Pallet
Roxanne Pallet was a contestant in series four, which aired in 2009. She signed up to the show a year after leaving her Emmerdale role as Jo Sugden. Like other Emmerdale actresses before her, Roxanne’s professional partner was Daniel Whiston. The pair finished in sixth place after losing out to Blue Peter presenter Zoe Salmon in the save me skate. Despite her best efforts, the judges unanimously voted to send Roxanne home.
Vanessa and Emmerdale star Joe had a promising start on Dancing on Ice, but COVID struck (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Joe-Warren Plant
Joe-Warren Plant, aka Emmerdale’s Jacob Gallagher, had his journey on Dancing On Ice cursed by Covid. The actor was part of the class of 2021, who competed in the middle of the global pandemic.
Joe-Warren and his pro partner Vanessa Bauer made it to week four and topped the leaderboard twice. But sadly that’s where their journey ended. The pair both had positive Covid tests and were forced to withdraw from the competition. Joe-Warren and Vanessa were the fourth couple who had to pull out after Rufus Hound, Denise Van Outen and Billie Shepherd. The 13th series was won by radio presenter Sonny Jay.
The Beetlejuice-inspired routine was certainly Roxy Shahidi’s show highlight (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Roxy Shahidi
Roxy Shahidi is the most recent Emmerdale actor to step onto the ice. The actress, who plays Leyla Cavanagh, took part in the 16th series, airing in 2024. She skated alongside French ice dancer Sylvain Longchambon. Their most memorable moment was a Beetlejuice-themed routine in Movie Week. Despite sustaining an injury, Roxy made it through to Week Five when she was eliminated in a shock double exit. Roxy and Sylvain were kicked off the show after coming in bottom of the judges and public votes.
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Classic Emmerdale spoilers for episodes airing on ITV3 on Thursday October 3 reveal Aaron breaking his mum’s heart when he tells her something she really didn’t want to hear, and blows her whole life apart! These episodes originally aired on 8 and 9 February 2006.
Aaron lashes out!
Angry that his mum won’t let him visit Shadrach and Del, Aaron hits poor Chas right where it hurts – in her heart. He tells her he’s heard Carl and Del slept together. Furious, Chas marches over to the factory and confronts her cousin as Val calls Carl to come and break the women apart.
Del does her best to convince Chas that nothing happened but just as she’s getting through Carl arrives and announces they only slept together once and it meant nothing. Oops!
Back home, Chas and Carl continue their row and Chas throws her fella out. When he’s gone, she accuses Aaron of deliberately humiliating her.
Carl lets slip that he and Del slept together and Chas is fuming! (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Nasty words in Classic Emmerdale
Aaron decides he’s leaving, so he calls his dad Gordon to come and collect him. Chas is hurt and warns him he’ll soon be playing second fiddle to his dad’s new baby with wife Sandra.
Aaron snaps back that he’s happy living with them and points out Chas is the one who ruined his life – not Sandra.
He even says he’s not surprised Carl found someone else and poor Chas is devastated.
Bob’s shocked when his ex-wife Jean arrives instead of son Jamie (Credit: ITV/Shutterstock)
Uninvited guest
Viv and Bob are expecting Bob’s son Jamie, but instead they get a shock when his ex-wife Jean shows up! Viv’s convinced she’s there to cause trouble but Jean promises she’s just there to wish them well. Is she telling the truth?
Debbie’s causing trouble
Ashley tells Lisa that Debbie stayed at the vicarage last night but he’s shocked when Lisa announces she doesn’t care – she’s had enough of the teen’s bad behaviour. Jasmine convinces Ashley to let Debs stay another night.
Del tells Chas some home truths in Classic Emmerdale
Carl’s desperate to talk Chas round, worried she’ll head off back to the army if he doesn’t. Meanwhile, Delilah has her say, telling her cousin that she’d be a fool to let Carl go. Will Chas listen?
How many more?!
Bob’s in for another shock when his ex-wife Barbara shows up with kids Josh and Carly in tow. She tells Val and Viv she felt guilty about denying Bob time with his kids, when his eyesight is failing – a lie Bob has told her.
Bob’s worried to realise he’ll have to pretend to be blind but Viv and Val instead tell Barbara that Bob’s been cured! What a miracle!
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