Charity Dingle, who has always been known for her toughness and resourcefulness, is fighting a lonely and stressful internal battle.

The secret that she is pregnant with an implanted embryo is pushing her to the edge of her psychological health, especially as her 12-week ultrasound is approaching.

Her biggest fear is that the ultrasound will reveal a horrifying truth: The baby she is carrying is not an implanted embryo, but a child of a different bloodline, a truth that will expose all her lies and completely destroy her life.

The psychological pressure from keeping this secret has made Charity more vulnerable and out of control than ever.

She is pressured and questioned about her condition by her observant and observant cousin, Chas Dingle. Chas, who had been through a lot, seemed to sense that something was wrong with Charity. This pressure only added to Charity’s already mounting anxiety.

The tension reached a boiling point when Charity returned home and heard Jacob Gallagher and Sarah Sugden casually discussing a very sensitive topic: Children often look like their fathers. This innocent remark tapped into Charity’s terrible fear that the baby might have undesirable traits that would reveal the truth about its true parentage.

Charity’s inhibitions collapsed. She flew into a rage and yelled at Jacob and Sarah for no reason, a behavior that was completely out of character for her. Although she later apologized, this out-of-control action was a clear warning sign that Charity was at her wit’s end.