September 26th 2024.
Cain had to leave quickly, his mind filled with worry for his father, Zak Dingle, who was not in good health. Cain's sister, Debbie, currently living in Scotland, had mentioned that Zak was too unwell to attend their daughter Belle's wedding to Tom King. Although Zak couldn't be there, he sent his heartfelt best wishes to the newlyweds.
In yesterday's episode, Cain shared with Belle that he had heard from Debbie, who was concerned about Zak's health. She had told him that Zak was having trouble breathing and was feeling unwell. Instantly, Cain knew he needed to check on his father and make sure he was okay. Belle, on the other hand, wanted to escape the drama surrounding her abusive husband, Tom. However, their mother, Chas, urged Belle to stay in the village and report Tom to the police.
Despite the chaos, Cain made the decision to try and help his sister, Moira, in a different way. Moira had been struggling with a brain tumor, and Cain wanted to support her by cooking a meal for her. However, his cooking skills were less than stellar, and fortunately, their friend Mackenzie stepped in to save the day. Just as they were finishing up dinner, Cain received another call from Debbie, expressing her ongoing worries about Zak.
Feeling uneasy about Debbie's updates on Zak's health, Cain knew he needed to go and check on his father. Mackenzie reassured him that everything would be taken care of in his absence. We later found out that Emmerdale producers are planning a tribute for Zak's character in honor of the late actor, Steve Halliwell, who played the role for over three decades. Fans can join the Metro's WhatsApp Soaps community to stay updated on all the latest spoilers and gossip from their favorite soaps.
Last year, Steve passed away at the age of 77. His family released a statement saying that he passed away peacefully, surrounded by loved ones. They remembered him as a loving father and grandfather who always made them laugh. They also expressed their gratitude to the staff at St James Hospital and the Wheatfield Hospice for their care and kindness in his final days. Instead of mourning, Steve's family wants everyone to celebrate the wonderful life he lived.
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