Emmerdale star Danny Miller came to the rescue of a distressed man who was preparing to jump off a bridge, say reports.
The ITV soap star, who is best known for his role as Aaron Dingle, reportedly talked to the man on the bridge after approaching him on a motorway in Audenshaw, Manchester.
Danny, 30, shared his own mental health battle with the man and even offered him his number as support, The Mirror reports.
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An onlooker said that Danny and the man "shared a hug" as he was taken away from the edge of the bridge and escorted to hospital by the emergency services.
One person told Metro: "The man was in serious distress and Danny went over and chatted to him, as they talked about their experience there was a clear bond."
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The eyewitness added: "The young man eventually stepped back and they shared a hug. They exchanged numbers and Danny told him to contact him whenever he needed him."
It comes after Danny announced the happy news that he is expecting a baby with his childhood sweetheart Steph Jones.
The pair told fans they were expecting 'Baby Miller' in May as they shared a sonogram picture to Instagram.
The couple first met at Primary School when Steph moved into Danny's class.
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Danny, who admitted he fancied his new classmate straight away, proposed in January 2020 over a romantic candlelit dinner in St Lucia.
“I thought I was going to be sick because I was so nervous,” Danny told OK!
Just weeks later the lovebirds discovered that Steph - who has Polycystic ovary syndrome - was pregnant.
The pair were preparing to undergo IVF treatment when they discovered they were expecting.
