ITV Emmerdale airs shocking arrest twist for Angelica King as crash truth revealed
Emmerdale aired some sad scenes for the King family as Angelica found herself being arrested for causing the death of Heath Hope in a car crash earlier this year
Heath tragically died in a car crash earlier this year, with his dad Bob convinced that Heath’s twin sister Cathy had been driving. However, Angelica King had been hiding a dark secret that she had been the one behind the wheel at the time..
Bob has been struggling to cope with seeing Cathy after what happened, but will things change now he knows the truth of what Angelica did that day – and will they finally get a chance to grieve together over the family’s loss?
Heath died in the crash (
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Tonight, Angelica confessed that she had been driving at the time of the crash as she rushed into the B&B to confess all to Bob and Brenda, who couldn’t believe what had happened. Cathy walked in at the time, but left before Bob could speak to her.
Bob actor Tony Audenshaw previously opened up about losing his on-screen son, played by Sebastian Dowling. He told The Mirror and other press about Sebastian’s exit, Tony said: “It’s been brilliant because they’re the kids that were here since they were born. I remember, and it doesn’t seem that long ago since we shot up on the moors the babies being born. It just doesn’t seem that long ago and obviously it’s nearly 17 years now. And for those two, it has been totally part of their life.
“It’s been their lives since they were babies. We come into a show after 30, 40 years or whatever of our lives – but it has always been their lives. And I think it’s quite extraordinary that they’re real twins and the playing real twins.”
Discussing how he felt about Sebastian’s shock departure, he added at the time: “He’s always been there. There were great stretches of time when they weren’t used at all and they’d be in it like twice a year.
“I think it’s always difficult for young actors – when we have a few months off, you always come back rusty, you think, ‘ooh, can I still do it?’ You always feel a bit awkward. And I think it’s probably more difficult for kids coming back in when they’re not used much. We all get on dead well and it’s gonna be quite an emotional time, I think, over the next couple of weeks.”
