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Emmerdale’s ‘beautiful’ new Mary story is something you may have never heard of

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Things are about to get busy (Picture: ITV)
Things are about to get busy (Picture: ITV) · Metro

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Louise has played Mary since 2022.

Emmerdale’s Louise Jameson has teased a new storyline for her character Mary Goskirk, calling it ‘beautiful’.

Mary, who is Rhona Goskirk’s (Zoe Henry) mum, made her way to the village in 2022.

At the time, Mary’s relationship with Rhona was somewhat fractured, but their connection became stronger when Mary stepped up and supported Rhona’s family in the aftermath of Marlon Dingle’s (Mark Charnock) stroke.

An unlikely friendship with Kim Tate (Claire King) came next, and it was this friendship that saw Mary come out to the Lady of Home Farm.

The character ventured into the world of dating for the first time since coming out, but attracted the attention of a woman called Faye, who ended up stealing money from Mary, assaulting her, and leaking intimate photographs.

Most recently, Mary found herself in the middle of a classic love triangle story with Suzy Merton (Martelle Edinborough) and Vanessa Woodfield (Michelle Hardwick).

Following Suzy’s death in 2024, Mary took a break from the village, but then returned at the tail end of her families secret torture at the hands of big-time criminals Celia Daniels (Jaye Griffiths) and Ray Walters (Joe Absolom), who Rhona desperately tried to shield her from.

Now Louise has signed a new contract to play Mary for at least another year, she’s been given a glimpse into her character’s future.

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