🚨 OUTRAGE EXPLODES AS EMMERDALE SPARKS OVER 100 OFFICIAL COMPLAINTS WITH CHILLING DR TODD AND CHARITY STORYLINE!

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Emmerdale has sparked over 100 complaints regarding Dr Caitlin Todd and Charity Dingle’s dark storyline. In disturbing scenes airing on Sunday, the villainous Todd sexually assaulted Charity while the latter slept on the sofa.

It comes amid the ongoing blackmail story, with Todd recently threatening to reveal the truth about baby Leyla’s parentage to the village, and Charity’s traumatic ordeal with the assault is set to have devastating consequences for her going forward.

Ofcom has now revealed that they received 121 complaints over Sunday’s episode – though this doesn’t necessarily mean it will be investigated.

While some viewers have expressed concern through the complaints process, it’s worth noting that Emmerdale has a history of exploring sensitive issues.

Additionally, the storyline was announced in advance of the scenes being broadcast – thus giving viewers the opportunity to option out of watching them – while ITV did give on-air warnings ahead of the episode.

Speaking recently about the harrowing story, Charity actor Emma Atkins said: “This has been one of the most demanding and significant storylines I’ve had to navigate as Charity.

“We know her as a tough, resilient character, but this trauma will expose a deep, raw vulnerability that has been heartbreaking at times to play. I hope this storyline gives even one person the courage to speak out or helps others understand the quiet devastation of trauma.”

Emmerdale producer Sophie Roper explained that it will “explore the impact of sexual violence, and though this heinous act is fundamentally about power, we’ll explore the complexities of how Charity processes her trauma when the perpetrator is a woman”.

“With little conversation surrounding female-on-female assault, we’ll explore the overwhelming feelings of isolation many survivors experience and will examine the disparity between the legal term sexual assault and the fact that many women in Charity’s position feel this minimises what’s happened to them, because they feel like they’ve been raped,” she added.

“Though difficult viewing at times, Charity’s resilience will inspire hope as she confronts what has happened to her.”

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