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Emmerdale's Charley Webb reveals family day out ended in disaster

The star is best known for playing Debbie Dingle on Emmerdale

Aisha Nozari
Online Writer
January 3, 2020
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Charley Webb took her children to see Cinderella at Liverpool's Epstein Theatre on Thursday, and the day almost ended in disaster when the Emmerdale actress returned to her car to find it locked in a car park that was supposed to be open 24 hours. The doting mum took to Instagram to explain the dilemma, and added that the incident had left her "fuming" and that she and others were forced to wait in the rain until they were granted access to their cars. 

Charley explained: "We got to Liverpool late because I thought the show started at 1.30, it was 1. Dumped the car in a 24 hour car park and ran basically. Got there with literally a minute to spare. Anyway, got back to the car. Car park = locked. Stood in the rain for half an hour (with about six other people also waiting for their cars) until someone arrived to unlock it."

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Charley spoke about the incident on Instagram 

She continued: "No apology, no explanation, nothing. He actually shouted at me because I kept asking him why it was locked. Like it was an unreasonable question. Why have a 24-hour car park that isn't 24 hours? Fuming."

MORE: Emmerdale's Charley Webb shares emotional post about baby son Ace

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Beforehand, Charley had been at the panto with her children 

MORE: Charley Webb reunites with Emmerdale co-star Emma Atkins for NYE – and she's had a hair transformation

This isn't the first time this week that the Debbie Dingle actress has been open about her emotions on Instagram. On New Year's Eve, the star revealed that she had found it emotional putting little Ace – born in July – down for his last sleep of the year. We can totally relate!

Taking once again to social media, the mother-of-three told followers: "So Ace is going down for the last night in 2019, the year he was born, that feels so weird - and it's the end of the decade. My little bubba." The soap star captioned the video: "Meant to post this last night. I always feel so emotional putting the kids to bed on NY."

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