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Emmerdale star Charley Webb has been flooded with support on Instagram after sharing her health "hell" with her fans.The TV star, who played Debbie Dingle in the ITV soap, told how she had been suffering from migraines, which she branded "disgusting" after sharing that they leave her "vomiting".In view of her 564,000 followers, the mum of three told how she had been suffering with the migraine.In the snap, Charley appeared in a light grey jumper as she lay back with one arm partially covering her face.The star asked her fans for their advice on dealing with the health issue.Charley wrote: "Migraine hell today."Does anyone else suffer with vision migraines?It's where you get some sort of bright light/flashing [lightning] type of thing in your eye followed by the migraine."They make me vomit as well."They are truly disgusting," she added.Soon enough, the star was inundated with messages from her followers offering their suggestions on how to deal with migraines.Many included over the counter painkillers, cold compresses and sleeping it off.It comes days after Charley told how she had been "left drained" by a family issue involving her youngest son, Ace.The star said her son Ace, who she shares with Ememrdale co-star Matthew Wolfenden, was keeping her up all night with a cough.She wrote: “This will be me all day. “Ace was awake from 1-4 this morning.

Former Emmerdale star Matthew Wolfenden has offered an update after he announced that he was having surgery this week. The actor took to social media earlier this week as he posted about being in hospital and going under the knife.

A former Emmerdale star is set for major surgery and has shared a snap from his hospital bed. Matthew Wolfenden, known for his role as David Metcalfe on the hit ITV soap, has revealed to fans that he's facing an operation this week, coming shortly after confirmation that his character won't be making a comeback to the Dales. The 43 year old actor, who graced our screens from 2006 until his exit last year, was last seen in the village in November.

Emmerdale's Nicola King, played by Nicola Wheeler, has been at the heart of some major soap dramas. But away from the cameras, her life is quite different. Known for her bold and outspoken character on screen, she recently faced backlash from fans after a controversial storyline involving her daughter Angelica's shocking New Year's Eve confession.

Emmerdale is known for its fair share of onscreen drama.The ITV soap will celebrate its 40th anniversary later this year, with a number of dramatic storylines set to reach their crescendos.While there have been many upsets and scandals onscreen, incidences of real life drama have also been known to brew up in the Dales.From a recent race row which led one actor to allegedly quit and another two actors to be temporarily suspended, to a £30,000 restoration payment and an 'alarming' Covid-testing scandal, Daily Star investigates the biggest real life scandals to emerge from Emmerdale across its 40-year history.Earlier this year, Ellis Chapman actor Aaron Anthony left Emmerdale after three years amid an alleged incidence of racism on-set.The actor's final scenes aired in February.It was reported that Aaron had quit the soap after an investigation was launched into claims two of his co-stars had mimicked 'the accent of a mixed-raced actress' while filming a big on-location stunt.In December, a source told the Sun: "Aaron has been very vocal in his opinions about the allegations and about the way in which the enquiries have been handled by the bosses."He now feels his position on the show is untenable."The actors investigated for the claims were Isabel Hodgins and Matthew Wolfenden.After a three-month absence from filming, in which the investigation concluded the alleged remarks had been "misheard" and no formal action would be taken against them, the duo returned to Emmerdale in January.Their characters Victoria Sugden and David Metcalfe have since featured in a number of big storylines, including a recent engagement fail.In 2012, Emmerdale fan favourite John Barton (James Thornton) was memorably killed off in a gut-wrenching

Emmerdale star shared a candid health update on Wednesday (24 February) after her son Ace, who she shares with co-star Matthew Wolfenden, was taken to hospital with a mystery illness.Posting the vulnerable clip to her 556,000 followers online, the actress explained how she has been looking after the tot all week after he took a dramatic “turn for the worse” last Friday (18 February).Concerned for his welfare, the pair made the decision to have their two-year-old rushed to hospital in an ambulance in order to get to the bottom of his strange illness which has taken him nearly a week to recover from.She told her loyal legion of fans: “Ace has been poorly since Friday being sick on an off but he’s just been really lethargic.“And then on Saturday he took a turn for the worse we had to get him into hospital, but then today he’s turned a bit of a corner, but it’s been really scary, [we had] the ambulance out and everything.“I think there is a sickness bug going around so just keep your eyes on that, but there’s nothing worse than when your kids are ill.”The star gave further insight into her traumatising situation in the captions alongside her video as she thanked the hospital staff and paramedics for their help.She wrote: “I’ve never had one so poorly and it’s been beyond scary. The hospital and paramedics were amazing with him.“So important to always follow your instinct.

Emmerdale's Charley Webb, 33, has taken to Instagram to share a health update, after admitting to "feeling sorry" for herself last week.The Debbie Dingle character explained how she was "feeling a little better" after the rest of the week being a "right off".In view of her 549,000 Instagram followers, Charley posted a short video of herself sitting on the sofa.The caption read: "First day of feeling better."Still weak but I'm up and on the sofa.This whole week has been a right off."My list is so long now it's not even funny."This comes after Charley took to Instagram last Saturday to explain to her followers that she was not feeling her best.Charley explained she was suffering from a "cold sore from hell", but was looking after herself away from her husband Matthew Wolfenden and their three children.Her Emmerdale co-star Emma Atkins was looking after her while she rested.She said: "I've got in @missemmaatkins' bed so she can look after me while I feel sorry for myself."She's actually like my real mother."She explained: "Ace is down for his nap, Matthew is at home."I haven't just left him before some of you panic," the star added.Charley shared a forlorn looking snap of herself as she posed for a selfie.The actress revealed she was able to spend time resting away from her husband-of-four years Matthew and her three sons, Buster, 11, Bowie, six, and Ace, three.Earlier this month, the TV star spoke candidly about having more children in the future.Speaking in a Q&A session on Instagram, the soap star admitted that she wasn't done having babies just yet."Are you going to have any more bubbas? Xx," the question read.Charley replied, saying: "People say you know when you're done having babies."I don't feel that way.

Emmerdale star was not happy about it either."The Christmas nail are here to stay for another week due to my lovely nail technician having to isolate," she wrote."I'm slightly furious that I can't change them/still loving being Christmassy."It's been quite a start to the new year for Charley, who confirmed her departure from the ITV soap last week.During a Q&A session with fans last week, the Bury-born actress hinted that her reason for stepping away from her role as Debbie was partly to spend more time with her family.After an incredible 19 years on the soap, the mother-of-three indicated that quality time with her children is how she plans to spend her new year."This is always my most asked question but I've never answered it before because I've never wanted to make a big deal of it," she explained on top of a family photo."I left to have Ace 2 years ago," I went back at the end of last year for 10 weeks to complete a storyline."She added: "So, I guess officially it's been a year."Charley had also answered a question from a fan wondering if she's still planning on having more children with her husband, fellow Emmerdale star Matthew Wolfenden.The couple is already parents to sons Buster, 11, Bowie, six, and Ace, three."Are you going to have any more bubbas? Xx," the curious fan asked.Charley responded, expressing that she wasn't done expanding her family just yet, adding that she'd been feeling rather "broody" lately."People say you know when you're done having babies," she expressed."I don't feel that way.

Emmerdale star Matthew Wolfenden is best known for his character David Metcalfe which he has continued to play in the soap for more than 15 years.

DON'T MISS...Prince Harry's complaints quizzed by Loose Women's Jane Moore [UPDATE]Matthew Wolfenden gets revenge on Emmerdale co-star after insult [VIDEO]Back in March, Tony paid tribute to his sister on Twitter.The BBC Radio Two presenter informed fans that he would be taking a break from his usual Sunday show in order to grieve."I hope you enjoyed my @bbcradio2 shows this weekend which were recorded before I got the sad news that my lovely sister Jackie had passed away," he wrote online in view of his 78,200 followers."She had been in hospital with Covid and had been home for a week but lost the battle."I love you Jackie R.I.P," he added.After being inundated with love and support from social media users, he returned to the microblogging

Emmerdale star Charley Webb has told of her upset over the reasons behind Little Mix's Jesy Nelson leaving the band.

Charley Webb has become a familiar face to many having played the daughter of Charity and Cain Dingle in Emmerdale since 2002.

There’s a lot of drama on-screen, but in real life, Emmerdale’s Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden couldn’t be happier.

Emmerdale actress Charley Webb, 32, has spoken out to question why this evening’s Clap For Carers event was reportedly the final one of the coronavirus pandemic.The Debbie Dingle star shared her concerns in view of her 443,000 Twitter followers this evening in response to the news.Charley explained she was feeling “worried” that the end of Clap For Carers would become an indication that the UK public thinks “we’re back to normal”.The soap star went on to suggest that easing lockdown too early could prompt a “second wave” of the virus.She wrote: “Why is tonight the last night of clapping?”Charley added that parts of the area where she lives with her husband Matthew Wolfenden and their three children, Buster, 12, Bowie, four, and 10-month-old

Emmerdale star Charley Webb has opened up about finding pregnancy 'really hard' and suffering from postnatal depression in a frank post about motherhood.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb has opened up about finding pregnancy 'really hard' and suffering from postnatal depression in a frank post about motherhood.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb, 32, has shared a candid Instagram post about the difficulties she encountered during her pregnancies with her three children; Buster, 10, Bowie, four, and 10-month-old Ace.The actress shared a family photo with her 441,000 followers, which was taken shortly after Ace was born.In the snap, Charley was pictured in hospital with her sons and husband Matthew Wolfenden, 40, who was cradling their newborn.Alongside the picture, the mum-of-three opened up about suffering from postnatal depression and “horrendous” morning sickness.She wrote: “This is our first picture as a five.

Emmerdale's Debbie Dingle actress Charley Webb, 32, has revealed how she has had "terrible anxiety" from the very start of the coronavirus lockdown.The ITV favourite admitted how her husband Matthew Wolfenden, 40, forced her to stop watching the news as she "couldn't stop crying".While Charley and Matthew have been locked down at home with their three children, Buster, 12, Bowie, four, and 10-month-old Ace, the actress has been suffering from "terrible" anxiety.Speaking to OK! Magazine, Charley opened up about how lockdown has been "challenging" for her.The actress divulged: "I've had terrible health anxiety."At the start, it was really bad because I'd be constantly on my phone reading about the virus or watching the news to the point I

Real life Emmerdale lovebirds Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden have opened up about the toll lockdown has taken on their lives.

Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden's kids have revealed exactly what they think of their parents as they played a hilarious game of Mr & Mrs. The Emmerdale stars first got together in 2007, before tying the knot back in 2018.

EMMERDALE favourite Debbie Dingle will enjoy a prolonged vacation from the Dales as actress Charley Webb extends her maternity leave. The ITV soap star has updated fans with her life choice, praising the show's "amazing" bosses for their support.

Matthew Wolfenden should have been surrounded by thirty friends on an adults-only getaway to celebrate his 40th. Instead the Emmerdale star spent the milestone birthday on lockdown at the home in North Yorkshire he shares with wife and co-star Charley Webb and their three sons.

Matthew Wolfenden and Charley Webb have admitted that being in lockdown has tested their relationship.

Matthew Wolfenden should have been surrounded by thirty friends on an adults-only getaway to celebrate his 40th. Instead the Emmerdale star spent the milestone birthday on lockdown at the home in North Yorkshire he shares with wife and co-star Charley Webb and their three sons.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb, 32, decided to give her Instagram fans an insight into what she and her family of five have been getting up to during the coronavirus lockdown.The Debbie Dingle actress showed her followers her epic "stuck at home" activity, while with her three sons and husband Matthew Wolfenden, 39.Taking to her Instagram page, Charley posted a picture of herself and her three boys while they are "stuck at home".Writing to her 432,000 followers, the actress said: "When you’re stuck at home, reaching for bad foods is sometimes easy to do."That’s why we fill our snack cupboard with yummy Organix snacks as we know we can rely on them with their No Junk Promise.""These Mini Flapjack Bites are perfect for refuelling after an

Charley Webb has shared a gorgeous new image of herself with her three sons during lockdown.The 32 year old took to Instagram to pose with Buster, 10, Bowie, four, and eight month old Ace, who she shares with husband Matthew Wolfenden. Sharing the adorable snap with her 432,000 followers, the three young boys grinned as they helped their mum promote Organix mini flapjack bites.

While Emmerdale actress Charley Webb, 32, is housebound with her husband and Emmerdale star Matthew Wolfenden, as well as their three kids Buster, Bowie, and Ace during the coronavirus lockdown, the soap star admitted how she is feeling "emotional" and missing the rest of her family "like crazy".The ITV star spoke out but said how "lucky" she is despite the circumstances to her Instagram followers.The actress informed her followers that she is missing her family "crazy" amounts during the lockdown, especially her sister Cassie Lomas.After receiving a postcard which featured a snap of Kate Moss, 46, Charley's "absolute favourite model", from Cassie and her family, the soap star wrote to her 429,000 followers: "Cute little postcard arrived

Emmerdale actor Matthew Wolfenden, who stars as grocery shop owner David Metcalfe, has gone through a homemade hair transformation.

Charley Webb, 32, has admitted she “screamed and swore” after her eldest son Buster, 10, pointed out one of her biggest fears in their home.The Emmerdale actress’ day had started off well, as she created a tent for her sons to watch a film in this morning.Charley, who shares Buster, four-year-old Bowie and nine-month-old Ace with her husband Matthew Wolfenden, 39, was then unfortunately in for a bit of a shock after realising a spider had made the tent into its home.The star shared a photo of the homemade tent in view of her 426,000 Instagram followers this afternoon.Detailing her terrifying encounter with the insect, Charley wrote: “Made the boys a den to watch a movie this morning.“‘Why’ve you put a fake spider in here?’ Buster

Emmerdale star Matthew Wolfenden has revealed his new look after his son Buster, 10, shaved his head with a beard trimmer. Matthew shared a picture of himself posing in the garden of his home, in which he shows off some face paint courtesy of son Bowie and new buzz cut after oldest son Buster shaved his head.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb has been keeping herself busy during the coronavirus lockdown by practising her haircutting skills.

As families around the country nestle in for a strict self-isolation due to the coronavirus outbreak, many will be catching up with their favourite soaps such as Corrie and Emmerdale.