Emmerdale teases big twist as newcomer Ruby hosts Nate and Tracy
Ruby makes her mark.
Newcomer Ruby Fox-Milligan (played by Beth Cordingly) is set to host an awkward family lunch as she makes herself at home in Emmerdale village next week.
The character made a surprise debut in passionate scenes, when Nate Robinson (Jurell Carter) walked in on her and estranged husband Caleb Milligan (William Ash).
Nate had been convinced he was about to catch Caleb with his wife Tracy (Amy Walsh), but Ruby's presence has thrown Nate off the scent of the affair Tracy is indeed having with Caleb!
In upcoming scenes, after forcing an introduction with the Dingles, Ruby slips back into her old banter with son Nicky (Lewis Cope).
Caleb tries not to enjoy Ruby's return to his life, but it's clear that, amid their five attempts to divorce, the pair still have plenty of chemistry.
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But when Ruby discovers that Nicky was involved in a homophobic attack and that Caleb kept it from her, she is fuming.
Still hoping to integrate herself within the extended family, Ruby decides to host a family lunch, and even invites Nate and Tracy along.
Tracy is reluctant as she keeps her secret under wraps, but Nate persuades her to keep face with Caleb.
At lunch, Ruby hides her nerves with alcohol, while Tracy hides her envy as everyone seems to enjoy Ruby's hosting.
But it's not long before things take a turn - will Tracy's liaisons with Caleb be exposed?
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Emmerdale airs on weekdays at 7:30pm on ITV1 and ITVX. If you’re looking for more to watch, check out our TV Guide and Streaming Guide or visit our Soaps hub.
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