ITV Emmerdale fans rumble Ella’s link to village – and she wants ‘revenge’ on Chas

Emmerdale fans are convinced they’ve worked out who Ella Forster is connected to in the village as they rumble her plan to get ‘revenge’ on Chas Dingle

Fans of Emmerdale have deduced Ella Forster’s village connections and her motivation for seeking “revenge” against Chas Dingle.

Paula Lane, a cast member of Coronation Street, portrays Ella, who moved to the town a few months ago and seems to get along with everyone. She has only momentarily stirred up some controversy with Chas Dingle, but only because Chas has a soft spot for the local general practitioner of the Dales and she wants to be with Dr. Liam Cavanagh.

Actress Paula Lane has implied that Ella already knows someone in the area and is concealing a secret. She said in a recent interview: “Ella will eventually have her background disclosed. I am quite excited to investigate this more since she does have important obligations outside of the community.

“She will battle so hard to defend that circumstance when something or someone so precious to her is under danger. There’s a lot to fight for right now, and this is a side of her that we haven’t yet seen.”

**Before he passed away, Chas and Al were having an affair.**

We don’t yet know who she is related to or what the future of the community holds for her. Some fans are certain she will have something to do with businessman Al Chapman, who died away in dramatic fashion more than a year ago after being shot and murdered by Cain’s son Kyle. Al was having an affair with Chas behind Kerry and Paddy’s back before to the shocking death.

Kerry has returned, and many believe Ella is related to Al—either as his sister or an ex—and that she intends to get vengeance on Chas for what she did with Al, which exacerbated their rivalry and may have contributed to Al’s demise.

Actress Lucy Pargeter of Chas said at the time that she wasn’t a big admirer of the affair plot.

“You must [accept it.] The number of tales that have been presented and provided to you over the years is really amazing, yet you don’t always believe it. You can’t always defend it as being you. She told The Mirror, “You have to put yourself in the character’s shoes and say, ‘This is what I have to do, I have to try to believe it.'”

“As an actress or performer, you have to find truth in it and just believe what your character has been given; I don’t necessarily have to enjoy it personally. Furthermore, you sometimes have to swallow your own thoughts and follow instructions from the director, producer, or writer. If my character is acting in that manner, I have to fully commit to the role and believe it.”