Unexpected twist in Emmerdale ITVX release as character goes to kiss best friend
The following article contains spoilers from an episode of Emmerdale that hasn't aired on ITV1 yet, but can be viewed on ITVX.
Vinny Dingle (Bradley Johnson) was left feeling confused at the end of tonight's Emmerdale after trying to kiss his mate.
This week, Vinny befriended newcomer Kammy (Shebz Miah). It is certainly an unexpected connection, given Kammy dabbles in petty crime at least once a week, and Vinny is terrified of taking part in anything like that.
Tonight though, things changed. Outside The Hide, Vinny and Kammy witnessed a delivery driver attempting to flirt with Gabby Thomas (Rosie Bentham). Vinny told him that he's engaged to Gabby, but the driver made a comment that made him feel insecure.
Kammy said that he shouldn't get away with those comments, and concluded revenge was needed. With that, Vinny joined his new mate and set off into the village, following the driver on his deliveries.
During a moment where the driver wasn't near his van, Kammy managed to steal the keys. The two lads dumped the vehicle down a country path, and Vinny couldn't help but laugh over the thrill of it all. More Trending
After being chased by two officers, Vinny and Kammy were in the clear. They continued having fun in the woods together, but it was during one particular moment that Vinny got a bit carried away.
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Vinny leaned in and tried to kiss Kammy, a move that shocked them both. Kammy was unsure of Vinny's sexuality in that moment, while he just tried to brush it off as a joke.
Back at The Hide, things were awkward. Kammy tried to reassure Vinny and said it was forgotten about but when left alone, Vinny looked worried and confused.
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