Emmerdale Chloe set for Mack revenge as she returns for unfinished business

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Emmerdale’s Chloe Harris could be set to return to the Dales with her son Reuben with “unfinished business”, AI has claimed.

The fiery redhead hasn’t been short of drama on the ITV soap this year. As fans will recall, Chloe (Jessie Elland), Mackenzie Boyd (Lawrence Robb) and Charity Dingle (Emma Atkins) have been involved in a dramatic love triangle.

At the start of the year, Mack ended up cheating on his doting fiancé with Chloe, who then fell pregnant with their first child. Charity soon ended things when she found out about his fidelity.

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But the pair were back bonking in no time – and this time it was behind Chloe’s back. However, things took a more dramatic turn back in October when the trio were involved in a horrific car crash that ended with the car dangerously hanging on the edge of a cliff.

Mack managed to escape from the car, but he was left with a big decision on whether to save Charity or Chloe. He decided to pull ex Charity to safety, leaving Chloe plunging to the ground.

Miraculously, the new mum managed to survive, admitting she couldn’t remember anything. But Chloe was lying, and in fact could remember everything, including Mack changing Charity instead of her.

As a result, she was determined to get her revenge. After Mack ended things with her to get back with Charity, Chloe ran away with their son – leaving her baby daddy heartbroken.

Now, it’s been claimed that the auburn beauty could return to the ITV village with a bang. AI reckons the protective mum has “unfinished business” to workout with the Scottish hunk.

Daily Star has quizzed one of the world’s most popular artificially intelligent “creative” tools Bard AI to see what could happen if she returned to the Yorkshire town. The program teased: “Yes, it is certainly possible for Chloe to return to Emmerdale with her son Reuben to resolve unfinished business.

The program went on to post three main reasons why the star could move back to the quaint little village. Arguably, the main reason behind her return could be to get “revenge” on Charity and Mack for their role in her son’s illness.

It explained: “Charity and Mack were responsible for keeping the truth about Reuben’s father from Chloe, and this caused her a lot of pain. If Chloe returned to Emmerdale, she might want to confront Charity and Mack and make them pay for what they did.”

Another reason the system posed is to try and win back Mack’s affections. Bard AI continued: “Chloe was in love with Mack, and she was devastated when he left her.

“If she returned to Emmerdale, she might try to win him back.” The final reason behind a possible return is to be closer to her family. It went on: “Chloe’s family is in Emmerdale, and she may miss them.

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“If she returned to the village, she would be able to see them more often.” But viewers are convinced she may not be the only Harris returning to the village.

After Chloe's dramatic exit, some fans are convinced that she will return to the village with her mum Kerry. Earlier in the week, Amy Wyatt decided to text her absent mother to tell her how much they both needed her, hinting at a possible return.

Laura Norton, who plays Kerry, exited the soap briefly to go on maternity leave, but she is expected to return soon. Fans will have to stay tuned to see the fiery redhead will reunite with her long-lost mother and cheating ex or whether she will leave the village forever.

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