Will Taylor (Dean Andrews) was put out to find new enemy Kim Tate (Claire King) outside Holdgate after visiting Dawn (Olivia Bromley) in Emmerdale.
Will and Kim’s marriage came to a firm conclusion when Kim was revealed as his blackmailer.
Instead of rolling over an accepting things had come to an end, Will dusted himself off (literally, he spent the night in a grave) and announced he would go to war with his former wife.
Last night’s episode of the ITV soap reintroduced us to Kim’s financial advisor. He was largely in Home Farm to make Will jealous and it worked, but he was put in his place when the newcomer delivered a powerful punch to Will’s face.
Later on, Kim visited Dawn and admitted she was sorry for playing a part in Rose’s (Christine Tremarco) exit. She said she would like to spend time with Dawn, Billy (Jay Kontzle) and their children again, because she thinks of them all like family.
Dawn was kind in her response and admitted everything was still quite raw for her, and wasn’t ready to welcome Kim back. She left, but reminded Dawn she’d be there if she needed anything.
Just as this happened, Will arrived. In another confrontation, Kim essentially told Will that she’s a lot better than him to Dawn and the children because she has more money.
A nerve touched, Will made his way to Mill Cottage to see Caleb (William Ash).
Will is currently using Caleb’s solicitor in the divorce proceedings but this time, he was looking for more.
Desperate and angry, Will asked Caleb to join forces with him to completely destroy Kim.
He wants Kim to regret ever laying her eyes on him and for Caleb, someone who also hates the iconic Tate, he’s certainly going to be more than happy to step on board.
What will they have planned?
