Ahead of the wedding, Belle tells Tom she wants to keep the Dingle surname, but after pressure from Tom, Belle chooses to keep him happy by becoming Mrs King.
Explaining Belle's reasons for wanting to keep her surname, Eden said: "I think she's so passionate to keep her name as she is Dingle and proud to be so. The Dingle name means a lot to her. And I think especially with her mum not being there. I think that absence and their name is such a symbol for Belle."
She continued: "Tom doesn't have his parents any more and he wants to continue the King family line. So I think it is a combination of that. He is not really pressuring her but he explains the reasons why he wants to continue the King name. He said she had just assumed she could stay a Dingle."
"And also if they do have children Belle would want them to all have the same surname. So she realises it is time to focus on her brand=new family and not the Dingles anymore," she added.
On losing the famous surname, Eden said she was upset about the change and what it might mean behind the scenes.
"I am so upset to lose the Dingle name. Honestly, I read it in the script and I thought NO! I went upstairs to the scheduling department where each family is colour coded on the wall. The Dingles are pink. I have literally been pink my whole life.
Despite this, Eden revealed that the scheduling team have allowed her to remain pink, saying: "So that means in my mind I'm still an honorary Dingle, thank goodness. I hope the Dingles will continue to think of me as a Dingle."
Emmerdale airs on weeknights at 7.30pm on ITV1, and streams on ITVX.
So she realises it is time to focus on her brand=new family and not the Dingles anymore," she added. On losing the famous surname, Eden said she was upset about the change and what it might mean behind the scenes. "I am so upset to lose the Dingle name. Honestly, I read it in the script and I thought NO!
Belle reveals to Zak and Lisa that she has been hearing Gemma's voice since leaving the young offender's institute and her parents decide to contact a psychiatrist for Belle to see. It's possible that Belle could be developing the mental illness, Schizophrenia.
As Emmerdale's Belle Dingle ties the knot with Tom King tonight in an hour-long special, Eden Draper-Taylor insists she won't be following in her character's footsteps. Eden, who joined the ITV soap 18 years ago to play Belle when she was eight, has just moved in with Ed Lewis, who she has been dating since 2016.
Back in 2014, Emmerdale's tragic Gemma storyline saw her clash with Belle in a petty row over the affections of Sean Spencer. As the friends' tensions spiralled into a physical fight, Belle pushed Gemma to the ground and caused her to hit her head on a rock.
Once she was released, Belle started to hallucinate and was eventually diagnosed with schizophrenia. While speaking to Angel, Belle was clearly uneasy with the topic as she ran out of the house once Angel got upset fearing she would end up like her.
As of June 2024 no cast exits have been officially announced. However, it's been reported Nicky Miligan and Suni Sharma are leaving the soap for a fresh start.
The actor said the turbulent storylines were not too far from his own personal life, having had issues with alcohol and his mental health. He told the Mirror in 2014: "I was born to play Zak Dingle - the cap really does fit. Most of the storylines I've lived in real life.
"She feels like she is a burden to him, and she has long suffered with mental-health issues, so that is a way he can make her feel extra vulnerable." Emmerdale airs on weeknights at 7.30pm on ITV1, and streams on ITVX.
The original Beauty of Beauty and the Beast did suffer from Stockholm syndrome. She developed feelings for the Beast under duress, alone and unsupported, rather than through genuine connection. However, as the story has been altered for modern audiences, elements of Stockholm syndrome have all but vanished.
The reason why Gemma was killed in Sons of Anarchy wasn't because of her involvement in JT's death, but because she killed Tara and lied to Jax about it, which in turn unleashed a series of violent events.
Belle initially resembled Angelina Jolie in early 'Beauty and the Beast' sketches, but Disney changed her look because she was 'too perfect' Belle's early look in "Beauty and the Beast" was considered too glamorous to be relatable.
She was portrayed by Lily-May Bartley and Lucy Warren in 2005. Amber Child-Cavill was cast when the character was reintroduced in October 2006 and appeared in 86 episodes. Sophia Amber Moore took over the role in November 2007 and appeared in 469 episodes until the character was written out in January 2016.
The character was portrayed by Alfie Mortimer and Sam Duffy between 2004 and 2005. When the character was reintroduced in October 2009, Jack Downham took over the role and has appeared in 712 episodes. The character was credited as: Noah Tate in March 2004.
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