Emmerdale's Chloe Harris shares baby theory with Amy Wyatt

Emmerdale's Chloe Harris turns to her sister Amy Wyatt for support in Monday's episode (September 25).

Chloe confides in Amy when she thinks that she might be pregnant, just six months after the arrival of her and Mackenzie Boyd's son Reuben.

Amy is stunned by the news, although Chloe still hasn't verified her suspicions with a pregnancy test.

Later, Mackenzie returns home and finds Chloe ordering a test on her phone.

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Mackenzie is speechless and asks what's going on, forcing Chloe to explain the tell-tale signs that she might be expecting another baby.

Much to Chloe's surprise, Mackenzie's joy goes into overdrive as he excitedly looks forward to becoming a father again. He's particularly thrilled over his chance to enjoy the aspects he missed out on first time round, when he was keeping a distance from Chloe.

Chloe's recent doubts over Mackenzie's commitment are finally stamped out as he spontaneously proposes to her, but is he doing it for the right reasons?

Jessie Elland, who plays Chloe, recently explained: "Chloe loves Reuben but is definitely overwhelmed with the experience of being a new mum, so her initial reaction to the baby news is one of worry – not only about how she will cope, but if it will put a strain on her relationship with Mackenzie. But I think ultimately she would want a sibling for Reuben."

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On Mackenzie's proposal to Chloe, Jessie continued: "It definitely takes her by surprise because she had convinced herself that Mackenzie would not react positively to the pregnancy.

"She loves Mackenzie and does want to marry him – in her eyes that's the perfect ending for the family she has started."

Emmerdale bosses have already confirmed that Chloe will discover she's not pregnant after all, in scenes airing later this week.

This sparks further doubts for Chloe, as she fears Mackenzie will no longer be interested in their engagement once she shares the truth with him.

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