Tom King (James Chase) looks finally set to get his comeuppance following months of abuse towards wife Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper) in Emmerdale.

Earlier this week, viewers of the ITV soap saw Tom hospitalised after being electrocuted in a barn, sparked (quite literally) in an act of rage upon discovering Belle had ‘miscarried.’

Little did he know at the time, but she’d actually aborted the pregnancy.

Belle was planning a getaway in Scotland to visit dad Zak and cousin Debbie, having become aware of the abuse she’s been facing, but the accident stopped her in her tracks – even more so when Jimmy King (Nick Miles) arrived with Tom in a wheelchair.

Once Jimmy left, Tom began to concentrate his attention on his wife’s mental health again, ignoring his own condition and early discharge – once again aiming to manipulate Belle’s emotions after she had told him about her ‘miscarriage’.

Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) called round to check on him, and he blurted out about losing the baby, adding that Belle felt ashamed. Belle remained silent, leaving Charity heartbroken.

Later, Charity discussed her suspicions about Tom to son Noah (Jack Downham) in the pub, insisting that no one is as perfect as Tom made himself out to be and that there must be something more sinister at play.

Back at Dale Head, Tom had pushed Belle to her limits and she finally admitted that she had an abortion, which caused him to launch a verbal attack at her.

Tom savoured every moment during her self-hatred and in tonight’s episode, tried to play the doting husband by making her breakfast.

After the pair headed to the cafe, Charity caught up with them again and asked Belle if they could have some alone time to discuss her loss. Tom was adamant that they couldn’t make it due to a later lunch with Jimmy and Nicola King (Nicola Wheeler), but Charity remained insistent.

Returning home, he slated Belle’s appearance and told her to brush her hair. Once she was upstairs, he climbed out of his wheelchair to reveal he didn’t need it at all – and threw himself on the floor.

With the three women all thinking there is more to Tom than meets the eye, they agreed to step in if they feel she needs help.

Is this the end of Tom?

Tom’s reign of terror could be coming to an end… (Picture: ITV/Michael Adams/Metro.co.uk)Tom King (James Chase) looks finally set to get his comeuppance following months of abuse towards wife Belle Dingle (Eden Taylor-Draper) in Emmerdale. Earlier this week, viewers of the ITV soap saw Tom hospitalised after being electrocuted in a barn, sparked (quite literally) in an act of rage upon discovering Belle had ‘miscarried.’ Little did he know at the time, but she’d actually aborted the pregnancy. Belle was planning a getaway in Scotland to visit dad Zak and cousin Debbie, having become aware of the abuse she’s been facing, but the accident stopped her in her tracks – even more so when Jimmy King (Nick Miles) arrived with Tom in a wheelchair. Once Jimmy left, Tom began to concentrate his attention on his wife’s mental health again, ignoring his own condition and early discharge – once again aiming to manipulate Belle’s emotions after she had told him about her ‘miscarriage’. Charity is concerned (Picture: ITV)Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) called round to check on him, and he blurted out about losing the baby, adding that Belle felt ashamed. Belle remained silent, leaving Charity heartbroken. Later, Charity discussed her suspicions about Tom to son Noah (Jack Downham) in the pub, insisting that no one is as perfect as Tom made himself out to be and that there must be something more sinister at play. Back at Dale Head, Tom had pushed Belle to her limits and she finally admitted that she had an abortion, which caused him to launch a verbal attack at her. Will she open up? (Picture: ITV)Tom savoured every moment during her self-hatred and in tonight’s episode, tried to play the doting husband by making her breakfast. After the pair headed to the cafe, Charity caught up with them again and asked Belle if they could have some alone time to discuss her loss. Tom was adamant that they couldn’t make it due to a later lunch with Jimmy and Nicola King (Nicola Wheeler), but Charity remained insistent. Returning home, he slated Belle’s appearance and told her to brush her hair. Once she was upstairs, he climbed out of his wheelchair to reveal he didn’t need it at all – and threw himself on the floor. With the three women all thinking there is more to Tom than meets the eye, they agreed to step in if they feel she needs help. Is this the end of Tom? An electric shock has left Tom ‘requiring’ a wheelchair (Picture: ITV)Feeling unable to leave him alone, Belle declined to head out with Charity, who went to speak with family members Lydia (Karen Blick) and Chas Dingle (Lucy Pargeter) about plans to get to the bottom of the situation.

Tom’s manipulation and abuse towards Belle have been escalating, leading to shocking revelations and scenes of emotional turmoil. As the story unfolds, it becomes increasingly evident that Tom’s facade of being a loving husband is starting to crack, revealing a dark and controlling side. Belle’s struggle to come to terms with her situation highlights the complexities of emotional abuse and manipulation within relationships.

Characters like Charity and Lydia are beginning to uncover the truth behind Tom’s actions, showing their support for Belle and their determination to protect her. The dynamics within the family are shifting as they come together to confront the reality of the situation and support Belle in her journey towards healing and empowerment.

The suspense continues to build as viewers are left wondering what the future holds for Tom and Belle. Will justice be served, and will Belle find the strength to break free from Tom’s oppressive hold over her? The storyline keeps audiences on the edge of their seats, eager to see how the characters’ fates will unfold in the gripping drama of Emmerdale.

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Source: Los Angeles Times (edited)