TV legend Sharon Maughan has joined Emmerdale as part of a major storyline. As Emmerdale fans know, Caleb has had a ...

Emmerdale is set to welcome the estranged mum of Ruby Fox-Milligan as actress Sharon Maughan joins the ITV soap for a stint as Helen Fox. But posh mum Helen hasn't seen her daughter for 30 years ...

Emmerdale bosses have revealed two new characters are set to shake up the Yorkshire Dales in upcoming episodes ...

The storyline heated up after Ruby's mother, Helen (Sharon Maughan) passed away last month, propelling Stephanie into the centre of villager speculation while her true identity remains shrouded in ...

Helen (Sharon Maughan) had died. Ruby was contacted by the hospital to say that her mother wanted to see her, but unfortunately when she got there it was too late, and Helen had already died ...

Sharon Maughan, best known for starring opposite Anthony Head in a series of Nescafe ads in the 80s and early 90s, plays newcomer Helen – the estranged mother of Ruby Fox-Milligan (Beth ...

The casting follows Ruby’s mother Helen Fox, played by former Holby City actress Sharon Maughan, who famously starred in a string of coffee adverts, dying in recent episodes, along with Caleb ...

Following the death of Ruby's mum Helen (Sharon Maughan) last month, Stephanie has become the topic of conversation but little is known about the mystery character. Ruby and Caleb discussed ...

In a shocking turn of events, Ruby Fox-Miligan (played by Beth Cordingly) has decided to part ways with her long-standing husband Caleb (William Ash), following the revelation of his appalling ...

Most recently, Caleb has managed to swindle £100k out of his dying mum-in-law Helen Fox (Sharon Maughan) in return for reuniting her with estranged daughter Ruby (Beth Cordingly) after 30 years.

Last month, Ruby's estranged mother Helen Fox (Sharon Maughan) tried to contact her, Caleb intervened and paid Helen a visit, where the latter explained that she was dying and wanted to make up ...

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