Emmerdale Spoilers: Are Paddy Kirk & Mandy Dingle finally back on track after his recent betrayal

Will Paddy and Mandy Dingle finally get their happy ever after?
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Emmerdale Spoilers ahead: It’s a never ending back and forth of will they won't they between everyone's favourite Emmerdale couple Paddy Kirk (Dingle) and Mandy Dingle. 

Paddy played by Dominic Brunt first arrived in Emmerdale back in 1997 and after falling for Mandy Dingle (Lisa Riley) the couple married in 1999 but after a rocky relationship eventually split. But things are looking up for the pair who, after Mandy returned to the Dales, have rekindled their romance.

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Last week viewers watched Paddy kiss ex-wife Chas Dingle as he was supporting her through her breast cancer diagnosis. He was quick to confess what he had done to Mandy but she was stunned into silence. 

In scenes airing this week Paddy will propose to Mandy. After feeling disheartened over his future with Mandy his friends Liam Cavanagh, Marlon Dingle and Tom King encourage him to come up with a grand romantic gesture. 

Meanwhile over at the salon Amelia Spencer appoints herself as Mandy’s fairy godmother and gives her a makeover. Mandy dresses up as Cinderella and when Paddy hears of this he decides now is the time to get all dressed up himself and get down on one knee. What will Mandy say and will it be a fairytale ending? 

Emmerdale airs on weeknights at 7.30pm on ITV1, and streams on ITVX.

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