Emmerdale spoilers follow from Friday's episode (13 June), which is available to watch now on streaming service ITVX but hasn't yet aired on ITV1.
Emmerdale's Vinny Dingle looks set to question his feelings for his new friend Kammy Hadiq in a big new storyline.
The unexpected plot begins in tonight's episode as Vinny moves in for a kiss with Kammy while they spend more time together.
Friday's episode sees Vinny and Kammy team up for some mischief as they take revenge against a troublesome delivery driver.
Annoyed after the driver is disrespectful towards Vinny's girlfriend Gabby Thomas and mum Mandy Dingle, the new friends steal his van.
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The scheme descends into chaos when Vinny and Kammy find themselves chased down by the police in comedic scenes.
After managing to escape their pursuers, Vinny and Kammy have a laugh together over the day's events.
However, the afternoon soon takes an unexpected turn when Vinny moves in to kiss Kammy, who's taken by surprise and pulls away.
Vinny brushes off the surprise moment as a joke and is relieved when Kammy appears to laugh it off. But when Kammy later playfully brings it up again, Vinny's left fearful that Gabby could find out…
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Lisa Riley and Bradley Johnson, who play Mandy and Vinny, recently teased this storyline while chatting exclusively to us on the red carpet at the British Soap Awards.
Discussing future plots, Lisa promised: "Vinny's got some really good stuff coming up...!"
Bradley added: "It's very exciting for Vinny. He's questioning a lot of things in his life right now, but that's all I can say…"
Emmerdale airs these scenes tonight at 7.30pm on ITV1. The episode is also streaming early now on ITVX.
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