Lorraine viewers rage as huge Emmerdale plot 'ruined' as presenter lets slip spoilers
Lorraine viewers couldn't hide their anger after the presenter appeared to spoil scenes set to air on Emmerdale this evening.
Lorraine viewers were fuming as they claimed the presenter "spoiled" upcoming scenes on Emmerdale.
In the gear up to Matty Barton (Ash Palmisciano) and Amy Wyatt's (Natalie Ann Jamieson) wedding, Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden went behind the scenes on the ITV soap on Wednesday (April 17) to find out more about the couple's big day.
Sharing a clip the episode, set to air on ITV this evening, Kerry Wyatt (Laura Norton) drops the bombshell that she can't afford to pay for the wedding, despite telling Amy to spare no expense.
Speaking to Amy, 33, on set, Ash revealed that the wedding is called off just hours before they are meant to walk down the aisle.
Laura, who has played Kerry since 2012, went on to explain that her character attends to ceremony in an elaborate disguise after being banned from the wedding.
Back in the studio, Lorraine told viewers: "That's going to be cracking to watch. Fingers crossed it goes well but it's Emmerdale, it probably won't!" However, viewers were raging over the coverage as they took to social media to air their frustrations.
One wrote: "Muted it and looking good away to avoid spoilers." The same social media user added: "Literally saw a second of it and now I know what it’s about. FFS."
Another fumed: "Don't need to watch Emmerdale tonight. Thanks." With Matty and Tracy set to tie the knot, 34-year-old Ash has made history as the soap's first ever transgender groom.
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The actor admitted he's proud being a central part of the storyline as he's able to give hope to transgender teens who have struggled finding love in their lives.
He told the Mirror: "I am so grateful for the storyline. To be that person that shows this beautiful love story where one of the characters happens to be trans. It’s just it’s everything I set out to do in this role. I can look back on this job and go, 'I’m so proud of that'."
Ash continued: "A lot of trans people grow up thinking no one is going to love them. We all have insecurities as a teenager, but if you’re trans, these are huge. There was that fear that, 'Is anyone going to get me, is anyone going to understand me?'."
The soap star added: "When you’re a younger trans person, you think, 'I’ll never find anyone'. I understand what Matty’s been through. I’ve lived it. I’ve felt it."
