It’s been quite the week.

Some answers at last.

He’s back!

A blast from the past.

Danny Miller, best known for his portrayal of Aaron Dingle on ITV’s Emmerdale – and for being crowned ‘king’ of I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here – recently opened up his father’s battle with dementia.

While appearing on Loose Women, Danny became emotional, admitting he’s ‘lost his dad’ to dementia.

The 33-year-old actor recently revealed that his father, Vince Miller, is living with dementia. Vince is a well-known figure in Manchester’s entertainment scene, having spent decades working as a compère and host for some of the UK’s biggest acts, including The Beatles and Take That.

Danny said to Denise Welch that he really misses his dad and that picking up the phone to him ‘just isn’t possible anymore’.  He wanted to remind anyone suffering first or second hand with dementia that ‘they’re not alone’.

The soon-to-be father of three went on to say, ‘I love my dad so much’ and credits him for being where he is today. 

Speaking candidly, he said: ‘Sometimes when we visit him in the care home, we get the opportunity to have a good visit, and there are bad visits as well.’

Danny rose to fame on Emmerdale as Aaron Dingle,  a troubled character who has endured harrowing storylines including abuse, mental health struggles, and the death of loved ones. It’s a role that has earned him numerous awards, including multiple Best Actor gongs at the British Soap Awards. 

His character, Aaron, quickly became a fan favourite. From the trauma of childhood abuse at the hands of his father Gordon to grappling with his sexuality and mental health, Aaron’s journey has been anything but easy.

In 2021, Danny was crowned King of the Castle on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! after winning over viewers with his humour, warmth and determination. Filmed at Gwrych Castle in Wales during the pandemic, he took part just weeks after the birth of his son Albert, and said the win meant everything.

Away from the soap world,  he is the co-founder of the charity Once Upon a Smile, which provides support to bereaved families. The charity’s mission resonates even more deeply with Danny now, as he experiences firsthand the challenges of supporting a loved one through illness.

Danny has taken to social media to document his experiences navigating his father’s journey with dementia in the hope of helping other families.

He concluded his interview by saying, ‘I love my dad so much and he’s the reason that I’m sat here talking to you today, and I love you, dad if you’re watching, keep smiling.’

Emmerdale fans will have to wait longer for today’s episode.

Emmerdale fans will have to wait longer for today’s episode.

A nightmare for John.

The net’s closing in on John.

John’s getting desperate.

Those secrets won’t stay hidden for much longer.

John and Aaron’s wedding is finally here.

The big wedding is finally here.

So many risks.

Time is running out.

A concerning development.

He’s more than happy to play the hero again.

Here’s a look at next week’s Emmerdale – in picture form!

They’re at the centre of the drama over the next few months.

He was last seen in 2019.

He was last seen in 2019.

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He’s adamant someone needs sorting out.

So many lies.

A man with many secrets.