Emmerdale fans convinced of double exit as they 'work out' who will take down Tom and Ethan

Emmerdale star Emile John has confirmed he has left the ITV soap after three years.The actor portrayed Ethan Anderson in the hit soap, but his character's dramatic final scenes saw him killed off. In the Tuesday 28 May episode, lawyer Ethan collapsed and died.The character was preparing to go to court over dangerous driving charges that left his friend gravely injured, but he suddenly collapsed on the floor before he could make it out of his house.

Emmerdale aired truly dramatic scenes in tonight’s episode that left one man dead - and another out to avenge them. In the Tuesday 28 May episode, Emmerdale lawyer Ethan Anderson collapsed and died.The character, played by actor Emile John, was preparing to go to court over dangerous driving charges that left his friend gravely injured. As Ethan was readying himself to go to court, he suddenly collapsed to the floor, Ethan’s dad Charles (Kevin Mathurin) discovered him on the floor and tried to wake him up.

Emmerdale viewers were left absolutely horrified and threatening to turn off their TVs after the soap aired some particularly disturbing scenes involving Tom King.Tom has been deceiving everyone into believing that Belle Dingle is the manipulative one in their relationship, but in a shocking twist, it's actually Tom who's been pulling the strings. He's been systematically gaslighting Belle, making her believe she's the one at fault, when in reality, he's the mastermind of manipulation since they tied the knot.

Emmerdale's Charles Anderson, played by Kevin Mathurin, was put on the spot during Monday 27 May episode of Lorraine, after he accidentally revealed a filming detail. Kevin, who has been portraying the village vicar since 2020, joined guest host Ranvir Singh on Lorraine to discuss an upcoming emotional storyline for the Anderson family.

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Emmerdale fans have spotted a major plot hole in the coercive control storyline involving Belle and Tom King.The village vet has been tormenting his wife Belle Dingle for months with both mental and physical abuse, including gaslighting her and even physically assaulting her. However, during the episode shown on Thursday 23 May, he managed to manipulate the situation by making jabs at Belle's late mother Lisa Dingle, leading Belle to lash out physically.

Emmerdale’s Nicky Miligan (Lewis Cope) finally came out of his coma after being involved with a car accident. And his apparent ‘best mate’ Ethan Anderson (Emile John) has been arrested for the crime - following being involved in a hit and run. Ethan was left for dead in the episode that aired on Wednesday 22 May after being hit by a car - Caleb Miligan (William Ash), Cain Dingle (Jeff Hordley) and Ruby Fox-Milian (Beth Cordingly) are the main suspects.

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Danger has reared its ugly head many times in the village of Emmerdale, and it’s no different this week when Ruby Fox-Milligan (Beth Cordingly) and Caleb Miligan (William Ash) go on the warpath. The pair are waiting for their son Nicky Miligan (Lewis Cope) to wake from a coma – and are out for revenge. Ethan Anderson (Emile John), who left Nicky for dead after a crash, is hit by a car.

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