Emmerdale confirms exit for beloved couple as Ruby Milligan vows revenge on villager

Beth Cordingly's character, Ruby Fox-Miligan, has revealed her intentions to leave the village with her on-screen husband Caleb, portrayed by William Ash, in Tuesday's episode of Emmerdale.

The drama unfolded as Kim Tate (Claire King), couldn't resist a jibe at Ruby following the departure of Nicky Milligan (Lewis Cope). "Bus stop or train station? " Kim quipped, before delivering a cutting remark: "I'm fervently hoping that you're off to join your son at whatever rock he's crawled back under."

Ruby, not one to take things lying down, retorted sharply: "I was just going to get some flowers for your grave, you mouldy corpse."

Later, viewers saw Ruby confide in Rose Jackson (Christine Tremarco) about their scheme against Kim. Amidst the backdrop of the woods and a river, the pair exchanged banter before Rose expressed sympathy over Ruby's son's departure: "I'm sorry your lads gone."

Ruby acknowledged the sentiment, saying, "Yeah me too" but quickly shifted focus to her future plans: "Anyway me, and Caleb are going away for a bit.", reports the Express.

She elaborated on their decision: "We're going to take stock, reassess, work through all the cliches" confirming the couple's intention to temporarily exit the village.

A curious Rose questioned Ruby's priorities, leading to a candid exchange about family values. "Family comes first, doesn't it? Never thought I'd be saying that" Rose remarked, to which Ruby voiced her own surprise.

Despite the planned hiatus, Ruby made it clear that she had no desire to abandon their plot: "I don't want to stop this thing we're doing. I want to go away knowing it's all coming together."

Ruby concluded with a reminder of the stakes involved, particularly her financial support for Rose: "When