Emmerdale is about to witness one of the most explosive departures in years, as Celia Daniels – the terrifying and mysterious villain – decides to leave the village, but not without leaving a deep scar on everyone who dared to confront her.

For months, Celia had been infiltrating the valley, building an underground network that both terrified and intrigued the villagers.

She was involved in a series of shady dealings – from forced labor to drug trafficking – and it seemed like everything was about to end when Moira Dingle found incriminating evidence.

But at that moment, Celia played her final card: shifting all the blame onto Moira.

According to behind-the-scenes sources, Celia planted Moira’s DNA on a body shroud she had hidden. This aroused suspicion among both the police and the villagers that Moira was involved in the horrific murder under investigation. Before Moira could even understand what was happening, Celia left the village, taking with her a huge sum of money and a plan to “bury alive” her enemy’s honor.

The scene of Celia leaving the village is revealed to be one of the most breathtaking segments – both tragic and satisfying. She looks back at the old houses where she once sowed fear, smiling faintly as if she had won. But the audience knows: if this is “the end,” it is only the beginning of a chain reaction of downfalls she will leave behind.