Actor James Moore – who plays Ryan Stocks in Emmerdale, has shared a sweet photo with his girlfriend Sophie and a family member during a getaway.
James captioned the post “Having a swinging time on holiday with my family and @sophieedwards___”
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Fans rushed to comment on the post.
One wrote: “Enjoy your holidays.”
A second wrote: “Cute picture.”
Earlier this month, James shared photographs with Sophie showing the pair are clearly loved-up and Sophie revealed how much James has changed her life.
James’s character Ryan joined Emmerdale last year as Charity Dingle’s long-lost son, who she presumed had died at birth.
A 14-year-old Charity found out she was pregnant for the second time after being held captive and raped by DI Mark Bails and his friends.
Charity had been thrown out of her home by her father Obadiah after she fell pregnant the first time.
She gave birth to a daughter, Debbie, who was given to Obadiah’s friend, Pat, to raise.
Charity had Ryan in hospital, however she thought her son had died and ran off, blaming herself for drinking vodka whilst pregnant in order to stop her pregnancy.
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Ryan survived, though, and was adopted by the midwife, Irene Stocks, who raised him.
Charity got into contact with a now 28-year-old Ryan last year and explained the full story.
Eventually DI Bails was sentenced to thirty years in prison after being found guilty of unlawfully imprisoning Charity and raping her.
After a bumpy start, Ryan began coming to the village and Charity introduced Ryan to her family.
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Earlier this year, James won the National Television Award for Best Newcomer and recently confirmed he would be staying in Emmerdale through 2020.
Emmerdale airs weeknights at 7pm on ITV, with an extra episode at 8pm on Thursdays.
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