Emmerdale's Will Taylor 'not really dead' as fans 'expose' true identity of body

Emmerdale viewers are convinced that Will Taylor isn't really dead.

The character, played by Dean Andrews, supposedly died from a heart attack on Christmas Day, sparked by an argument with his wife Kim Tate, portrayed by Claire King.

As followers of the show will remember, Kim and Will had recently reignited their relationship after months of conflict. In an attempt to move forward, Kim even proposed that they renew their vows on Christmas Day.

However, unbeknownst to Kim, Will was collaborating with her ex-financial advisor Peter (David Michaels) in an effort to undermine her. Moreover, it was revealed that Peter was also working for a mysterious person who was determined to exact revenge on Kim Tate.

This week, the enigmatic figure was unveiled as none other than Joe Tate (Ned Porteous). However, events took a dramatic turn on Christmas Day, reports Leeds Live.

After the vow renewal, Joe made a surprise appearance at Home Farm, leaving Kim stunned. Joe then exposed Will's plot to ruin her, leading Kim to realise the truth of his words. She requested some time alone with Will, who attempted to justify his actions. But Kim was not swayed and declared their marriage finished.

Suddenly, Will clutched his chest and fell to the floor, knocking over the Christmas tree in the process. As he gasped for air, Kim observed, seemingly unfazed by the situation. However, when she realised Will was genuinely dying, she panicked and did everything she could to keep him alive.

Emergency teams rushed to the scene, and in Emmerdale's Boxing Day special shown on Wednesday (December 26), it was devastatingly revealed that Will had passed away a blow that shattered Kim and his daughter Dawn (played by Olivia Bromley).

However, in a dramatic