Emmerdale star Danny Miller, who plays Aaron, opened up about summer dining in his podcast. Social media followers are happy to see the episode. Meanwhile in the soap, Aaron Dingle has been busy doubting Serena Sugden. He thinks that history is repeating itself as Robert is injured next week. Keep reading to find out more details.
Aaron Is Dubious About Serena!
Danny Miller plays the character of Aaron Dingle in the soap. He has been a part of many dramatic storylines. Last year, he was stuck with John Sugden, who trapped him. He fell in love with him and married him. He didn’t listen to Robert, who was back from prison. However, soon Aaron fell into trouble as John jumped off a cliff with him. He realised the truth, but John fled. Later, Victoria killed him.
Now, soap fans are loving the reunion of Aaron and Robert. They are trying to build their relationship. But they were interrupted by Kev, who wanted Robert back in his life. However, now Kev is back. Everyone thought that he might try to break their bond. However, now, he has decided to give Robert a divorce.
However, another hurdle has arrived for Serena. Robert met her and asked her to stay at their place. When Aaron came back, he was shocked to see her. He thinks that history is repeating itself as Serena has been asking questions about John. Next week, Robert is hit by a runaway farm trailer. Aaron thinks Serena is responsible for it.
Danny Miller’s Summer BBQ Debate Is Out!
Elsewhere away from the soap, Danny Miller, who runs the podcast, You Don’t Know You’re Born, along with Brooke Vincent and Daniel Wingman Watson, discussed summer dining. The conversation confuses George Foreman grill with entertainer George Formby. They talked about gas and charcoal barbecues.
Social media users wrote that they were happy to see Brooke. They were glad to see them all together. A fan wrote that they have loved every episode of the podcast till now. Did you also miss it? Share your thoughts in the comments section. Stay tuned to Soap Opera Daily for more Emmerdale updates.