Emmerdale fans are convinced that Chloe Harris is set to exit the soap after she revealed to her half-sister Amy that she remembers everything about the car crash that almost killed her.
Chloe returned to the village with Mackenzie Boyd at her side, but soon told Amy the truth – that Mack had decided to save his ex Charity Dingle instead of her as the car dangled off the cliff.
Fans think that Chloe will leave the Dales behind for good with their son Reuben at her side. Some are even predicting that Mack will be killed off at Christmas as a result of Chloe’s revenge.
Chloe Harris remembers the truth about what happened
Chloe Harris remembers everything about the car crash that almost killed her, and fans are convinced that she is set to exit the soap as a result.
Chloe returned to the village with Mackenzie Boyd at her side, but soon told her half-sister Amy the truth – that Mack had decided to save his ex Charity Dingle instead of her as the car dangled off the cliff.
Fans beg for Chloe Harris to take revenge on Mackenzie Boyd
Fans are begging for Chloe to take revenge on Mack for betraying her. Some are even predicting that it could end with Mack being killed off at Christmas.
One social media user suggested: “If all this doesn’t end with Chloe finally ending Mack, then what even is the point?”
Another said: “I thought Chloe was all about taking revenge and not holding onto desperate hope that Mack still loves her.”
Will Chloe Harris leave Emmerdale for good with Reuben?
Fans think that Chloe will leave the Dales behind for good with their son Reuben at her side.
One fan said: “What’s actually left for Chloe in Emmerdale though? She’s got to go… take Reuben with her unless Charity fancies looking after him.”
Another said: “I think Chloe remembers it all and will leave Mack, taking Reuben with her.”
Fans baffled by Chloe Harris’ miraculous recovery after car crash
Other fans are simply baffled how Chloe recovered so well after the crash.
One fan said: “Considering Chloe literally rolled a car which then fell off a cliff, with her in it tumbling around like a ragdoll, should she not have been a little bit more injured/brain damaged?”
Someone else said: “Remarkable recovery for Chloe who fell off a cliff in a car with no seatbelt on, it’s taken the fear of falling off a cliff away.”
While a third added: “Chloe was close to knocking on heaven’s door just over a week ago, now hobbling around the village with nary a scratch? We know the NHS is good, but that good?!”