Emmerdale cancer survivor Chas Dingle in bitter feud over ‘insensitive’ comments
Chas Dingle recently underwent a double mastectomy in Emmerdale and is now cancer-free - but the longtime resident still has a lot of healing to do.
Emmerdale stalwart Chas Dingle (played by Lucy Pargeter) was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year and she recently underwent a double mastectomy.
While the surgery was successful, the character is trying to adapt to her new body and is recovering day by day.
ITV spoilers have revealed the landlady ends up clashing with the brash and outspoken Kerry Wyatt (Laura Norton) in upcoming scenes.
In an episode yet to air, Chas decides to try on her prosthetic breasts and wears them to the Woolpack for the first time as she serves customers beverages.
She receives solidarity from supportive women around her such as Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) and other punters.
Charity rallies behind Chas Dingle on Emmerdale
Determined for a piece of normality, Charity assures Chas she doesn’t need to wear them if she doesn’t want to.
However, Kerry’s insensitive comments unleash Chas’ fury, with the pair locking horns during intense scenes.
Kerry has been clashing with a few residents in Emmerdale since her return to the Yorkshire Dales, including her own daughter Amy Wyatt (Natalie Ann Jamieson) on the day of her wedding.
Chas Dingle gets into a spat with another villager
Chas refuses to be defined by her breasts and makes that clear to Kerry and everyone else listening to their spat.
Later on, Chas reflects on not having the courage to look at her surgery scars in the mirror.
However, Charity agrees to look with her and Chas bravely lifts up her top to face her new reality head-on.
Will this important moment help Chas heal emotionally from her cancer trauma?
Chas has overcome many hurdles in her life, from losing a child to going through divorce, so hopefully she can move forward with her life thanks to the support of her loved ones.
Emmerdale airs on weeknights at 7.30pm on ITV and ITVX.