Charley Webb is an English actress best known for her roles as Debbie Dingle in the ITV soap opera Emmerdale.
EMMERDALE fans are set for disappointment as The Sun can reveal there are no plans for Charley Webb to return as Debbie Dingle. The actress – who has played mechanic Debbie since 2002 in the …
Emmerdale star Charley Webb drops a bombshell about her son's age. Have a look at his amazing transformation!
EMMERDALE’s married couple Charley Webb and Matthew Woldfenden’s rustic home in North Yorkshire is just as chic as the pair. The actors have created a gorgeous haven for their sons as t…
Charley Webb is an English actress best known for her roles as Debbie Dingle in the ITV soap opera Emmerdale.
Emmerdale former star Charley Webb, popular for Debbie Dingle, is making a comeback. For more details, read the article!
The actor was married to his co-star Charley Webb.
Taking to her Instagram Stories on Sunday night, the Emmerdale star, 32, said she was upset over how the singer, 32, had been treated over the years.
EMMERDALE’S Charley Webb looks almost unrecognisable as a 1970s cop while filming for a gruesome new crime drama. The former soap star, who played Debbie Dingle in the ITV soap between 2002 a…
Emmerdale former star Charley Webb, popular for Debbie Dingle, is making a comeback. For more details, read the article!
The Emmerdale star gave birth to baby son Ace in July
The 31-year-old, who played Rosie Webster in the soap until 2018, was reunited with the fictional family's matriarch Sally Dynevor at the swanky event.
EMMERDALE’S Charley is back and embroiled in a Webb of lies as her character Debbie Dingle returns to the Dales.
The Emmerdale star's fans were in disbelief over her bravery
SOAPLAND is packed with love and passion – so it’s no surprise that many stars have found themselves falling for each other in real life. But just like on screen, it’s not always a fairytale ending…
Emmerdale stars Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden married in 2018
EMMERDALE star Charley Webb has given fans a sneak peek inside the countryside mansion she shares with her former co-star husband Matthew Wolfenden. The couple met whilst they were both appearing o…
Emmerdale former Matthew Wolfenden asserts that the end of his marriage to co-star wife Charley Webb was 'not his decision!' Read for more!
About the Book Five-year-old Charley gets teased for daydreaming and drawing more than his friends, but when he meets Emma, who is physically different, he needs help remembering that being different is okay. Book Synopsis Winner of the 2019 Foreword INDIES Award Bronze Medal, When Charley Met Emma teaches kids about disability, empathy, and the beauty of friendships with people who are different from you. When Charley goes to the playground and sees Emma, a girl with limb differences who gets around in a wheelchair, he doesn't know how to react at first. But after he and Emma start talking, he learns that different isn't bad, sad, or strange--different is just different, and different is great! This delightful book will help kids think about disability, kindness, and how to behave when they meet someone who is different from them. Review Quotes "As a parent of a child with special needs, I know how important this book is for our community. But what excites me most about Charley and Emma is that it will be read by the families who need it most -- the ones who aren't raising a child with special needs but are raising the children who will be the friends and neighbors and coworkers of people with disabilities. What we need right now is more awareness, empathy and true compassion; and this book has become a beautiful resource to help families talk about these important values when they matter most -- early." --Kelle Hampton, disability advocate, blogger, and author of Bloom: Finding Beauty in the Unexpected"When Charley Met Emma invites its young readers into an honest, disarming story about encountering difference. Unlike most stories told about disabilities, Amy Webb uses her first - hand experience as a mother of a special - needs daughter to subvert the traditional "us" and "them" narrative into a story about a boy and girl who are both ordinary and different. This book will play a rare and vital role as we teach our children to build more inclusive spaces where all of us are seen, valued, and celebrated for the difference we bring to it." --Rebekah Taussig, writer, teacher, and special needs advocate"I read this book with tears in my eyes. As a parent of two, I'm deeply grateful for this beautiful story that helps celebrate differences. This book should live on the bookshelf of every child, as they learn to navigate the world with kind hearts and open minds." --Joanna Goddard, creator of "A Cup of Jo""When gathering parenting tools, there's nothing I find more helpful than seeing a kind and healthy conversation modeled. When Charley Met Emma does just that in such a wonderful and beautiful way. If you and your child have ever encountered someone with a physical difference while out in the world, and not known quite what to say or do, consider this your easy - to - understand handbook. It's a helpful, gentle reminder that yes, we're all a little different, but at the end of the day, we're also all alike." --Gabrielle Blair, creator of "DesignMom" and founder of Alt Summit"I am very pleased to have a much - needed tool to offer parents and my fellow educators that will lead to interesting conversations about disabilities. I am especially excited for children with limb differences or wheelchairs or white canes who will now be able to see themselves represented in a book." --Catherine Boldt, media reviewer at "Captivating Magazine""When Charley Met Emma brought back a flood of powerful memories of being with my mom and grandma at the park when I was a kid. I believe if we can collectively help show the world the core message of this book, we can show the world anyone is capable of having an amazing life. I'm so happy that the message in this book is getting out to people every day." --Kyle Maynard, ESPY award-winning athlete and author of No Excuses
Emmerdale stars Charley Webb and Matthew Wolfenden have tied the knot in a romantic surprise wedding at Ripley Castle, Yorkshire.
The new Emmerdale spoilers tease Debbie Dingle’s (Charley Webb) possible return. Know the on and off screen reasons!
The former Emmerdale star looked phenomenal in a show-stopping photo
FORMER Emmerdale star Charley Webb caught up with her on-screen family members on a girls’ night out. The actress – who played the Debbie Dingle on the ITV soap for nearly two decades &…
Actor Matthew Wolfenden, popular as David Metcalfe of Emmerdale, rocked the internet with his hair transformation. Have a look at it!
Charley Webb answers questions on her future.
Emmerdale star Matthew Wolfenden was seen smooching his reported new girlfriend - just weeks after his split from Charley Webb
"We finally feel ready to talk about it."
New York Times bestselling and award-winning author Joy Fielding tells the story of an ambitious journalist whose foray into the mind of a killer puts her own family in jeopardy. Charley Webb is a beautiful single mother who writes a successful and controversial column for the Palm Beach Post. She's spent years building an emotional wall against scathing critics, snooty neighbors, and her disapproving family. But when she receives a letter from Jill Rohmer, a young woman serving time on death row for the murders of three small children, her boundaries slowly begin to fade. Jill wants Charley to write her biography so that she can share the many hidden truths about the case that failed to surface during her trial. Seeing this as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, Charley begins her jour-ney into the mind of this deeply troubled woman. Her path takes a twisted turn, however, when the anonymous letters she's recently received from an angry reader evolve into threats, targeting her son and daughter. As Charley races against time to save her family, she begins to understand the value of her seemingly intru-sive neighbors, friends, and relatives. As she discovers, this network of flawed but loving people might just be her only hope of getting out alive. Filled with complex characters and a plot rich with intrigue, Charley's Web is Joy Fielding at her heart-skipping, mesmerizing best.
"I feel sorry for him."