ITV Emmerdale fans rumble Bear's heartbreaking story ahead of soap 'exit'
Emmerdale viewers think they have 'worked out' Bear Wolf's upcoming devastating storyline as he goes missing from the village.
Emmerdale fans are convinced they have Bear Wolf's upcoming storyline figured out, and it's devastating. Fans of the ITV soap are set to become concerned about Bear in upcoming scenes.
A newly emerging storyline will see him go awol and temporarily leave the village behind. The new sad and mysterious storyline has had Emmerdale viewers racking their brains about what will come next.
Emmerdale boss Laura Shaw said recently: "Other stuff that's coming up this summer and kind of into the summer and autumn, the character of Bear, we've got a big storyline coming up for him, he's going to go off-screen for a little while.
"He'll go missing and when he comes back what you'll see is a very different Bear in a really different situation and we're all going to be watching and going: 'What the hell has happened here?' So that's going to be really exciting!"
Fans took to social media following Tuesday's episode, convinced that they've figured out Bear's mysterious storyline after a pivotal scene on the programme, as reported by Leicestershire Live.
During Tuesday's episode earlier this week, Bear arrived home to shocking scenes as he found his son Paddy Kirk and daughter-in-law Mandy Dingle in an embrace. "Next time I'll knock should I?," Bear announced, visibly left uncomfortable at what he had stumbled in on.
Paddy then dropped the bombshell that the pair are now renting the property from Liam Cavanagh, who had moved out. However Bear didn't take the news well, as he lamented the fact it was their "own little love nest", declaring: "Who needs me hanging around?" before storming out.
Taking to social media, one person said: "Poor old Bear, I guess we know what his big storyline is about now." Responding in the comments section, viewers were quick to share their theories as another said: "He will either have cancer or dementia I reckon."
Someone else chimed: "I reckon he's got some sort of cancer and is hiding it", another wrote: "Think bear is lonely" while a different account added: "I think prostate cancer maybe?"
Elsewhere in the world of soaps, Coronation Street and Emmerdale will join forces in a one-off special episode to launch ITV's new power hour of soap which begins in January 2026.
For the first time in British soap history, the hour-long episode will see characters from both soaps come together in a celebration of the soap genre.
Corrie and Emmerdale's production teams will join forces for an ambitious stunt that will have everlasting consequences for everyone involved.
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