Emmerdale's Martelle Edinborough thrilled fans as she confirmed she returned to set after major brain surgery.
The soap star is renowned for her role as Suzy Merton in the fictional Yorkshire village. She took to Twitter last month to reveal she successfully underwent surgery to treat a brain aneurysm.
She said: "A few weeks ago I was told an existing brain aneurysm thought to always be tiny & stable had in fact always been of a size that needed treatment. Not sure where the error occurred for it to take so long to highlight this but despite the initial shock, I could only receive it as a blessing & refused to allow it manifest into fear, stress & anxiety.
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"Yesterday, I had surgery where Dr’s were able to amazingly & successfully treat the aneurysm, placing a flow diverter in the artery to cut off the blood supply to it, soon enabling it disappear for good!"
Martelle took to Twitter yesterday and revealed she returned to the Emmerdale set. She shared a snap from the studio alongside the caption: "Back at it againnn!!! Hello Suzy!!!"
She later added: "And it’s a wrap! Absolutely LOVED been back on my Suzy!" Fans sent messages of support after the update.
Mike said: "So glad you’re back, Martelle. Sending lots of love and best wishes to you"
Sharon added: "Brilliant news! can’t wait to see you back on screen X"
Darren commented: "I can’t wait to see Suzy back on screen and see what’s coming up. Hope you have been enjoying filming Martelle x"
Kay tweeted: "Good news."
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