Two stars of Emmerdale found love off-camera – and were outed on a cast Zoom call.
Dales pair Natalie J Robb and Jonny McPherson were busted when they appeared together on the webcam during lockdown.
Natalie, 45, who plays Moira Dingle in the ITV soap, has been dating the actor, who stars as Dr Liam Cavanagh, since the beginning of the year.
They had managed to keep their relationship under wraps until now.
Last week, former Emmerdale and Shameless star Kelli Hollis posted a picture of a group call for fellow star Liam Fox’s 50th birthday. Liam, who plays Dan Spencer, enjoyed a virtual party to mark the occasion.
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