Emmerdale Viewers Demand That The "pointless" Three Be "axed" From The ITV Soap

Some viewers of the ITV soap opera Emmerdale believe that certain characters’ time has come to an end and wonder how one specific villager “can be redeemed.”

Fans of the serial soap Emmerdale are demanding that Lawrence Robb’s Mackenzie Boyd, Jessie Elland’s Chloe Harris, and their little son Reuben be removed off the show.

Chloe made her debut two years ago, while Mack joined the town in October 2020.

One fan wrote on Reddit: “I believe it’s safe to say that Chloe is currently one of the most hated (too strong?) characters on the programme.

“I’m not sure what she brings, personally.Amy is not needed by Kerry, and it appears that she is only there to annoy Charity and serve as a breeding ground for Mack.

“No, I can’t say as I’d be sorry if Chloe, Mack, and Reuben just flew off into the distance together,” they said. But is Chloe still redeemable?

“I can’t see how Chloe can be redeemed or made interesting,” @SomerLad89 retorted. “She’s been in the show for two years now and she’s basically drifted from one irrelevant storyline to the next. Just look on social media and see how much hate she gets; it’s clear that she’s not a fan favourite.”

I don’t even hate her; I just find her obnoxious and (most importantly) meaningless, as @TheultimateHeel wrote. She has only served as a supporting character in other people’s stories ever since she arrived in the village.

She’s not the only house wrecker in the village, @bloodlines continued in support of the character.She’s better than Charity in my opinion, although right now most of the villagers are abominable.Get rid of Wendy [Posner], in my opinion.

After Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) and Mack share a bed in upcoming scenes, history is about to repeat itself.

How will Chloe, Mack’s partner, respond if she learns? She has been busy with Rueben’s christening, and the betrayal would break her heart.

Charity volunteers to hold the occasion at the Woolpack after the Christening site falls through, but soon after, Mack comes over to apologise to her.

When they both become emotional, Mack and Charity embrace passionately and decide to stay together the night.

As a result of the awkwardness they experience, Mack quickly leaves the house, leaving Charity all alone.

When he gets back to his house, Chloe tells him how appreciative she is of his efforts for the christening, which makes him feel bad about what he did.

Mack seeks guidance from his sister Moira Barton (Natalie J. Robb) when he needs someone to turn to.

Will he keep his relationship with Charity a secret in light of the possibility that he might lose Reuben if Chloe learns of it? she asks.