Emmerdale star Dean Andrews has delivered a brutal message to fans after breaking his silence on ITV soap exit.
As Emmerdale viewers know, In recent months, the relationship between characters Will Taylor and Kim Tate has been strained. In a shocking Christmas Day twist, Will died of a heart attack after rowing with Kim.
Dean Andrews, 61, who plays Will Taylor in Emmerdale, has told Emmerdale fans of his intentions after exiting the ITV soap. There are also some fan theories suggesting Will didn’t actually die which the star has candidly addressed.
Taking to Instagram, Dean Andrews: “I just wanted to come on to thank everybody that has sent messages regarding my departure from Emmerdale. There was a little conjecture as to whether Will was dead – he is dead, he’s gone. I’ve been left for around seven or eight weeks.
“I’d been there for around five-and-a-half years, and in that (time) I worked with some really lovely people – some amazing crew and my little family along the way have always been lovely to work with so I thoroughly enjoyed it. But it’s time to move on, and move on we shall.”
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