EMMERDALE’s married couple Charley Webb and Matthew Woldfenden’s rustic home in North Yorkshire is just as chic as the pair. The actors, who have three children together, have created a gorgeous haven for their sons as they share glimpses of their lives away from the ITV soap on social media. Photos posted by Debbie Dingle actress […]
EMMERDALE’s married couple Charley Webb and Matthew Woldfenden’s rustic home in North Yorkshire is just as chic as the pair.
The actors, who have three children together, have created a gorgeous haven for their sons as they share glimpses of their lives away from the ITV soap on social media.
Photos posted by Debbie Dingle actress Charley reveal their lives outside of Home Farm revolve around their adorable kids, with plenty of playtime and outdoor activities taking priority.
The family live in a traditional brick home, complete with a sprawling garden, huge sofas and a massive picture of David Bowie.
Traditional furnishings fill the living room, including a white book case, fur rugs, coloured sofas and a Moroccan carpet.
Toys are scattered throughout the house, with Charley revealing the kids are given limited access to screens.
The pair share sons Buster, 12, Bowie, four, and 10-month-old Ace, and while they have been grateful to spend more quality time together, they were hoping to enjoy an adults-only getaway to celebrate Matthew’s 40th birthday in May.
The fashionable couple have decorated their abode with modern features and fittings.
An orange velvet couch can be seen sat in front of dark blue painted walls and open lighting hanging down.
The open plan kitchen boasts a huge Davie Bowie picture with bi-folding glass doors and a wooden bench.
A huge cow skin rug lays across the floor in the spacious kitchen giving a touch of glamour and edge.
A trendy turquoise chest of drawers sits beside a luxurious looking cream fur rug below the framed Bowie artwork.
Looking out on to the spacious garden from the marble-topped work surface, you can see a large trampoline for the children to enjoy.
The dining table features pink velvet chairs with chrome gold legs which looks onto the greenery and plentiful trees and bushes outside.
A dark brown wooden bench table sits in the roomy kitchen with fur throws covering the wood to make it homely and chic.
A piano sits in the house providing the perfect playing instrument for baby Ace when he needs some acoustic stimulation.
While Charley is still out of work and is unsure if she will return to the soap, Matthew could soon be on our screens in brand new episodes as Emmerdale has returned to filming after the Government eased some lockdown restrictions.
The soaps production team has begun a phased return to filming by recording six new episodes.
However, it will not be a return to normal, with the first six episodes shot featuring only two or three characters.
The Sun Online can reveal that bosses hope the six special episodes will bridge the gap between pre-shot episodes and a fuller return to filming and avoid the soap going off air.
The actress is taking a prolonged vacation from the Dales as actress Charley Webb extends her maternity leave.
The ITV soap star has updated fans with her life choice, praising the show’s “amazing” bosses for their support.
Charley gave birth to her third tot with co-star and husband, Matthew Wolfenden, in July, while her character set off to Scotland to make way for her absence.
Yet Debbie’s stay up north might be slightly longer than planned as the Manchester-born mum admitted she would be spending more time with her adorable brood.
In an interview with OK! Magazine, she said: “At home with the kids is where I need to be at the moment.
“We’re in talks and work has been amazing about giving me the extra time I need.”
Charley gave birth to the couple’s third child in August a year after tying the knot in a surprise ceremony in front of family and friends.
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