Emmerdale actress Beth Cordingly has fans buzzing with her sweet love story, revealing her deep connection with former soap star Ian Kelsey. The actress has been in a loving relationship with Ian for three years and couldn’t be happier. In a recent Instagram post, the 47-year-old shared a heartwarming reel featuring the couple. Their love story is winning hearts, with fans swooning over their undeniable chemistry. Read on to know more!
Fans Are Swooning Over Beth Cordingly’s Sweet Love Story
Beth Cordingly (Ruby Fox-Miligan) is head over heels in love with her partner Ian Kelsey, who once played Dave Glover. The couple has been together for three amazing years. The actress recently shared a fun reel of them together, set to Taylor Swift’s catchy tune ‘ME!’
She wrote, “I love you @iankelseyofficial we miss you #away #tour @taylorswift #me. Fans responded warmly to the post, with one commenting on how lovely the couple is and another noting how happy they look together, saying they seem perfectly meant for each other.
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Viewers must recall that the 47-year-old soap star entered Dales earlier this year. In no time, she was caught in a passionate moment with her ex-husband, Caleb Miligan. Additionally, she played Debbie, Shirley Carter’s cellmate in EastEnders, back in 2017, and PC Kerry Young in The Bill.
Meanwhile, Ian played Dave Glover in the ITV soap. He is still known as one of the soap’s most famous affairs with Kim Tate. Sadly, Dave’s story ended in tragedy when he died in a fire in 1997 after three years on the show. Additionally, in March 2024, Beth shared a funny tip from Ian before she joined the Dales.
She revealed, “He told me not to bump into the furniture, which I do regularly!” This proves that the star’s real-life romance is just as captivating as her on-screen drama. For more updates on Emmerdale, stay tuned to Soap Opera Daily! Show your love and wish the couple many years of happiness together in the comments below!
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Source: Los Angeles Times (edited)
