The pair are currently plotting Kim's downfall...
Ruby Fox-Miligan and Rose Jackson are up to something dark in an attempt to bring down Kim Tate (Claire King), but do they have what the gall to take on one of the most iconic villains to ever step foot in the Emmerdale village? Beth Cordingly doesn't seem to think so!
In recent weeks, viewers have seen Ruby and Rose (Christine Tremarco) plot and scheme various ways to put an end to Kim as Ruby blackmails Rose into helping her for getting her out of her financial troubles.
In upcoming scenes, Rose panics when Ruby puts on the pressure on her to stick to their plan and she soon receives a mysterious message. She meets a dealer on the outskirts of the village, who gives her a vial of tranquilliser and tells her to await further instruction.
The plan is to spike Will's drink, and Rose finds herself conflicted as the plan intensifies... But it seems it may not work out.
While in attendance at the RadioTimes.com Soap Awards 2024 sponsored by Inspired Villages, Cordingly was quizzed on whether Ruby and Rose will be able to best Kim, and she wasn't too confident.
"I'm not sure they do," Cordingly laughed. "I think Kim's got a bit more experience in that world."
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Whatever happens to Kim, Ruby will continue to get up to her old tricks in the weeks to come, as Cordingly revealed that new characters will soon make their way to village to reveal more about Ruby.
Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, Cordingly teased: "You're going to find out more about her history. Then maybe characters from her past appearing... I think I can say that!"
As for who that'll be, viewers will have to keep their eyes peeled!
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Katelyn Mensah is the Entertainment and Factual Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.
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