Emmerdale Lydia Dingles exit ‘sealed’ after 10 years | UK News

Emmerdale followers concern Lydia Dingle might be getting killed off in a heartbreaking twist.

Lydia (Karen Blick) made her debut on the ITV cleaning soap in 2016. Married to Sam Dingle (James Hooton), Lydia has gone on to turn into a firm favorite with followers.

The beloved cleaner has also had her truthful share of big storylines – including her altering her title from Jenny Finn, her horror rape ordeal and her temporary romances with Paddy Kirk (Dominic Brunt) and Rishi Sharma (Bhasker Patel).

And issues have kicked off just lately in the village as she left Joe Tate (Ned Porteous) furious after he came upon his former step-grandmother Kim Tate (Claire King) needs Lydia to inherit Home Farm when she dies.

An infuriated Joe was then overly good to Lydia – who noticed proper through his behaviour – and he deliberate on making it seem like Lydia had been stealing from Kim, considering Kim would take away her from the need.

However, Joe determined not to go forward with the plan but later confronted Kim about Lydia getting Home Farm in which she explained that she needs Lydia to have the property because son Jamie Tate (Alexander Lincoln) and other family members can be aggravated if she gave it to Joe.

But now, followers concern an exit might be on the playing cards for Lydia – and evil Joe is to blame. On an Emmerdale Facebook fan web page, one individual mused: (*10*)

A second chimed in: “Wouldn’t put it past him to be honest. If he can steal a kidney, he can do anything,” referring to when Joe orchestrated a plan to steal a kidney from his uncle, Caleb Miligan (William Ash) last 12 months. A 3rd then wrote: “No not Lydia!” Echoing their ideas, another said: “Leave Lydia alone Joe.”

Meanwhile, beforehand speaking about being a member of the enduring Dingle household on Emmerdale, actress Karen said: “It’s so great to be a half of the Dingles in Emmerdale because you end up in so many different conditions with so many different characters. It’s incredible.”

And when asked why the Dingles resonate so much with Inside Soap magazine’s readers, she added: “It’s the storylines because you’ll be able to weave a Dingle in any story; whether or not it’s high drama, high motion, comedy, there’ll be a Dingle you’ll be able to sew into the rug, positively.”

Emmerdale airs Monday to Friday at 8:00pm on ITV1 and ITVX