Emmerdale fans 'work out' Suzy death twist after phone recording revenge 😱
Emmerdale fans have feared that Suzy Merton could be killed off after she confronted Leyla Harding's drug dealer, who was blackmailing her on the ITV soap.
Later, Suzy recognised the dealer where she decided to set up her phone so it would record his confession and she then ordered him to leave, threatening to send it to the police if he didn't. Suzy was later left horrified when Leyla brought up the death of Holly Barton after she refused to give Leyla the details of her own dealer, and the idea of blackmail entered an opportunistic Leyla’s mind.
It comes after viewers were left distracted during Tuesday's episode as they recognised Jason star Parry Glasspool, 30, from Hollyoaks where he played Harry Thompson until 2019.A different account put: "#Emmerdale I recognise Leyla's drug dealer - he was Harry from Hollyoaks."While a different fan added: "#Emmerdale & @Hollyoaks."
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