Inside real life Emmerdale couple Zoe Henry and Jeff Hordley’s family life

How long have Zoe Henry and Jeff Hordley been married and how many children do the Emmerdale couple have?

Fans of Emmerdale will recognize Jeff Hordley as Cain Dingle, the bad boy of The Dales, and Zoe Henry as Rhona Goskirk.

But away from the turmoil of their ITV soap opera appearances, these two are truly a long-term, happy marriage.

Let’s look at how they met and the location of their wedding.

How did Zoe Henry and Jeff Hordley meet?

In fact, the Emmerdale cast members attended the same drama school in 1994.

We met at theater school, Zoe revealed to Leeds Live when discussing her relationship. Our relationship dates back 28 years.

We were together for ten years prior to that thanks to our relationship on set. In 1994, my partner and I met.

Also previously, Jeff said: “In 1994, I first met you at theater school. When I first saw Zoe, I knew she was the one.”

When did Zoe Henry and Jeff Hordley get married?

On the day Zoe won the Manchester Evening News theater awards for Best Actress in a Leading Role, Jeff proposed to her.

In 2003, the couple exchanged vows in front of their loved ones in a low-key ceremony.

Despite the fact that they both work on Emmerdale, their characters barely interact.

“It just means we have a very distinct existence at work, and I believe we both appreciate that,” Zoe said on ITV’s Lorraine.

How many kids do Jeff Hordley and Zoe Henry have?

Stan Percy was born in 2008, and the pair also has a daughter named Violet Percy who was born in 2005.

Cain and Rhona’s tales were shot at various times while their kids were still little so they could divide childcare responsibilities.

In her conversation with Lorraine about parenting responsibilities, Zoe said: “Together, we frequently learn new lines.

“Jeff has done a fantastic job this time. He is merely bearing the burden of what is occurring at home.

“Obviously, he’s managing everything since we have two children, two dogs, and an allotment. We’ll switch the baton then because he’s about to get busy and I’m starting to sort of calm down.”