Losing your soulmate in any
circumstances is a horrific thing to even imagine – particularly for a
character as damaged and vulnerable as Aaron Dingle (Danny Miller) in
Emmerdale. And the popular star has admitted that it’s high time that his
character was hit with some misery – and he is set to be destroyed in the wake
of Robert Sugden’s (Ryan Hawley) exit.
The husbands had been planning a family and a future together but
Robert’s attack on rapist Lee Posner has left him staring at a potential life
sentence for GBH with intent. And when Aaron finds out the truth, he is a
broken man. Danny sighed: ‘When he first came into the village and as he
developed, he’s become the honest and righteous one.
He’s tried to change his views, especially after he tried to come
to terms with what happened to him as a child with his dad.
Then he wanted this honest relationship with his nearest and
dearest. So he argues with Robert about that. When Robert eventually tells him
what happened, Aaron says that he’s not even angry, he’s just tired.
Originally he says
it’s GBH, then he says it’ GBH with intent, which carries a sentence of life.
GBH would have been five to six years.
He thinks he could be
out in two. But a life sentence would be awful. It’d be the end of the
relationship, which isn’t great, is it? So yes, he’s battling with that idea
straight away. If Robert is found guilty, that’s his life ripped apart.
And Liv’s. And Seb’s.
Diane and Victoria too. So, naturally, he’s gutted. And fed up of Robert’s lies.’
He added: ‘It’s been a while since he’s had heartbreak. He’s the love of his
life and he’s been there and done so much for him and been through so much with
him.
When you rip that out
of someone’s life, regardless of whether they’re a partner or a family member,
it’s naturally going to be devastating for them. So maybe he is doomed.
It’ll certainly be
interesting to see how it plays out when Robert goes and Aaron has to deal with
it.’ And Danny admitted to being gutted when he heard that Ryan was leaving –
however, he had been expecting it.
He said: ‘Without blowing smoke, he’s a great actor
and great to work with. So it was always inevitable he was going to do this.
It’s just a case of when – and yes, I fully support him. He should get out
there.
I was gutted for me
to lose a friend on set and around the building as well. I must be saying some
things – I’ve lost Kelvin, Adam and now Ryan.
I’m going to be the
only one in that group message who’s still working. But it’s gutting for me,
Aaron and the show. But I wish him all the best.’
Source: Metro.co.uk
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