Get her gone’ rage furious Emmerdale fans as they demand that ‘entitled and overbearing’ character is axed
EMMERDALE fans have made a huge demand to bosses as they have called for one character to be axed.
Viewers took to social media in droves as they called the village resident ‘entitled and overbearing.’
Isabel Hodgins, 30, has played the role of Victoria Sugden for nearly 20 years after she first joined the ITV soap in 2006.
As the longest serving female character on Emmerdale, she’s one of the last of the original Sugden dynasty.
In April 2019, she was the victim of rape during a night out in April, which led to a pregnancy.
As a result she gave birth to a son called Harry, but bosses have involved her in a new major storyline.
Victoria recently learned of the existence of her half brother John Sugden (Oliver Farnworth).
She offered him her place to stay as he attempts to get on his feet in the village.
Recently, she went snooping in John’s van where she found dog tags with ‘Aidan Moore’ stamped on them.
When John arrives, he’s enraged by Victoria’s invasion of privacy and throws her out.
Many viewers took to social media as they accused her of being ‘overbearing’ and somewhat controlling of her long lost sibling.
On X – formerly known as Twitter – one viewer claimed: “Victoria has no role in this show. Nosey, boring entitled bint. Get her gone!”
A second raged: “Victoria needs to mind her own damn business!!”
“Victoria is so f****** annoying,” stated a third user.
As a fourth Emmerdale fan noted: “If I were John the temptation to tell Vicks to just ST*U and p*** off would be very, very great.
While a fifth added: “Victoria snooping about. She’s so overbearing.”
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Replying to the post, another agreed: “Oh me too. She is so tedious and bossy.”
Emmerdale is available to watch on ITV1 and stream on ITVX.