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Emmerdale role made me think of adoption

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March 02, 2025

Star on future after killing-off

- LAUREN MORRIS

Emmerdale role made me think of adoption

EMMERDALE star Natalie Ann Jamieson says she has been inspired to act out one of her final storylines in real life.

Her character Amy Wyatt was getting ready to adopt a child with husband Matty (Ash Palmisciano) before she was killed in a car crash last month.

Now the 37-year-old actress has told the Sunday Mirror's Notebook magazine of her plans for the future after playing Amy in the ITV soap for six years.

Natalie admitted that while she's not yet ready for children with her partner of 15 years, Ali Ward, adoption is something she would definitely consider.

"People get very worried about body clocks but we know routes are available, just like they were for Amy and Matty," she said.

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