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Vicky in tears over David as Angharad shares her worries for her mum

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My Mum, Your Dad star Vicky was left in tears over David within the penultimate episode of the Davina McCall-fronted collection tonight.

ITV1 viewers have watched as Vicky embarked on a romance with single dad David. Nevertheless, his cold and warm behaviour has sparked worries with viewers, in addition to with Vicky’s daughter Angharad and now with Vicky herself.




Vicky was seen making her excuses as she left David and went off to ponder their future (Credit score: ITV)

My Mum, Your Dad star Vicky has ‘niggles’ about David

In Thursday’s episode of My Mum, Your Dad (September 26), Vicky was seen sharing her fears over persevering with her romance with David. And, after a go to from Davina, excused herself saying she wanted the john, earlier than ducking off to mattress.

Her pal Jenny, who’s relationship Danny, went to seek out her. Going into the bed room, she sensed one thing was up.

I’ve simply bought type of niggles.

“Child lady, what’s the matter?” Jenny requested. “I’m having last-minute niggles about every part,” Vicky stated. “Okay,” Jenny replied.

“I believe David is a tremendous wonderful man,” she stated, earlier than revealing that, after speaking to host Davina McCall and going “backwards and forwards”, issues appeared a “bit awkward” between herself and David.

“Communicate to Angharad tomorrow,” Jenny urged. “Get her perspective as she’ll have seen every part and she or he’s not going to steer you off track, is she.”

“No,” stated Vicky.

‘I’ve seen David go a bit of cold and warm together with her’

The cameras then lower to the children’ bunker and Angharad.

“What she thinks I’m going to assume is clearly enjoying on my mom’s thoughts a bit of bit,” stated Angharad. “I’ve clearly seen David go a bit of cold and warm together with her and now she’s overthinking possibly about how the dialog goes to go tomorrow and what have I seen and if I might give my blessing to her and David.”

Vicky was then seen telling Jenny about her “niggles” once more. “I’ve simply bought type of niggles,” she stated.

“They’re there. They’re there for a cause. Don’t ignore them,” Jenny warned her. “Definitely tomorrow have that dialog along with your daughter, the way you’re feeling.”




Vicky was dropped at tears through the penultimate episode of the collection (Credit score: ITV)

‘She’s fearful it’s not the best factor for me’

Talking to digicam within the present’s diary-style room, Vicky was seen breaking down in tears.

“I believe I used to be considering, oh gosh, possibly Angharad gained’t give her blessing as a result of she’s fearful it’s not the best factor for me. As a result of Angharad is aware of me higher than anyone else would.”

On the finish of the episode, David was (lastly) seen going searching for Vicky.

“I did discover you disappear and I used to be questioning the place you had been going to be,” he stated, discovering her in mattress. “However don’t fear, you’re good,” he tried to reassure her. “No have to really feel uneasy.”

Nevertheless, a preview of tomorrow’s ep confirmed that it’s David who needs to be feeling uneasy.

‘How do you’re feeling about my mom?’

Assembly with Angharad, earlier than the ceremony to determine if she offers the couple her blessing, Vicky’s daughter is seen telling David: “I need any person who’s positive of my mom, you realize.

“How do you’re feeling about my mom?” she is seen asking him.

She then heads to the diary-style room. “I do actually like David, I believe he’s a fantastic man,” she is seen saying. “However folks could be nice and you’ll actually like somebody however that doesn’t all the time imply they’re proper for one another.”

The My Mum, Your Dad last is on tomorrow night time (September 27) at 9pm on ITV1. Or you may watch the complete collection on ITVX now.

Learn extra: Davina McCall admits ‘struggle’ as she makes rare family admission

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