Emmerdale fans ‘work out’ Amelia Spencer pregnancy twist – but Tom King isn’t the dad
Emmerdale fans are convinced that Amelia Spencer is about to discover that she is pregnant, but one viewer has an unexpected theory about who the father is
Emmerdale viewers are convinced that a surprise pregnancy plot is on the horizon for Amelia Spencer, but they suspect Tom King isn’t the father.
Currently, Amelia (played by Daisy Campbell) is in a relationship with villainous Tom King (portrayed by James Chase), who fans will remember as the abuser of his ex-wife Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper).
Despite his past, Tom has managed to charm Amelia, who is a decade his junior, and she has pledged to stand by him. In addition to defending Tom, Amelia has been keeping her daughter Esther away from her grandparents, Sam (James Hooton) and Lydia Dingle (Karen Blick).
With rumours swirling about actor James Chase’s impending departure from the soap, fans are eagerly anticipating Tom’s downfall. Last week, it seemed like Lydia had finally made Amelia see Tom for who he truly is.
However, the next day, Amelia confronted Tom about his feelings, and he managed to convince her of his sincerity. Now, amidst all the drama in the Dales, fans are speculating that Amelia might be pregnant, but with a shocking twist – some believe Tom may not be the father.
“The next story is she’ll be pregnant with his child,” quipped a fan on an Emmerdale Facebook group. Fellow fans chimed in with predictions: “Definitely! Only a matter of time.”, reports Leeds Live.
Another added, “Let’s hope Tom isn’t the father.” While someone else speculated, “That would tip him over the edge! I want it to be some random, or maybe Noah.” One viewer highlighted that Amelia and Tom haven’t been intimate yet, remarking: “He said he wants to wait so as of now they have not done the deed but that may change.”
Meanwhile, another fan suggested the show could find a workaround, saying: “They could retcon that though. Could have happened off-screen, but wouldn’t be the first time”. Echoing the sentiment, another person agreed: “100%.”
