Emmerdale’s Amy Walsh ‘gutted’ she can’t act with real newborn baby due to COVID
- Bang Showbiz
- 19 February 2021
Amy Walsh
Amy Walsh’s ‘Emmerdale’ character Tracy Metcalfe is to give birth next week, and the 33-year-old star is disappointed she isn’t able to act alongside a real newborn baby at the moment, due the coronavirus pandemic
‘Emmerdale’ star Amy Walsh is “gutted” she cannot act with a real baby at the moment, due to coronavirus pandemic restrictions.
The 33-year-old actress’ character Tracy Metcalfe will give birth next week after her waters break in the village, and Amy is disappointed she hasn’t been able to hold a real-life newborn to act out her post-birth scenes.
She said: “I’m gutted at the moment we can’t have a real baby, we’re using dolls.
“I’m a little bit gutted, because I love newborn babies.
“But obviously it would be way too risky.
“So I’m glad we’re being safe in that department.”
Amy is also going to miss Tracy’s
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