Emmerdale star Mark Charnock has opened up on his future with Rhona as he teases fans about their “hard life.”
Mark plays Marlon on Emmerdale, who is a fan favourite character.
Fans have been devastated watching Marlon recover from a life changing stroke.
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Mark walked away with the Best Actor award on Monday evening (October 17) at the glitzy Inside Soap Awards.
Speaking of the couples strong relationship at the event he told Daily Star: “They’ve got so much history behind them.
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“I think the audience have seen that and have been investing in their ups and downs over the years.
“Given where they’ve been – they’ve been at the very worst place so I’m hoping they have a strong future but you just never know.
” I think they’re going to continue to find life hard because of where they’re at, but they’ve got each other and they’re really really good with each other.
“They’ve found what they’ve been looking for. I think it’s a game changer because I think if if he hadn’t had Rhona then I’m not sure he would’ve made it.”
Marlon and Rhona (Zoe Henry) also picked up the gong for Best Romance.
Speaking about their epic win Mark said: “There was a different route to it.
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“It was a romance born out of actual tragedy. What’s fascinating about getting that award is the audience have seen that it’s not a normal romance.
“It’s a romance where one woman is trying to prop her man up, quite literally as well as figuratively, and try and nurse him back to himself.
“Once he’s had the stroke he’s like an outline and she’s helping him sketch himself back in.
“The audience have seen her commitment to him and Zoe’s so good at that. It’s a big testament to her performance.”
Emmerdale walked away with an huge collection of new accolades after a fantastic year at the Inside Soap Awards.
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The ITV soap set in the Yorkshire beat out its rivals Coronation Street, EastEnders and Hollyoaks to scoop the most awards at the star-studded ceremony.
Meena Jutla star Paige Sandhu, meanwhile, was awarded the trophy for Best Villain after her serial killer storyline in the soap – despite missing out on an NTA last week
Emmerdale airs weeknights on ITV at 7.30pm
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